This document provides information about various works of art, artists, and topics related to graphic design, advertising, and art. It includes descriptions of works such as a 1923 graphic by Aleksandr Rodchenko and Vladimir Maiakovskii, the 2007 Saks Fifth Avenue logo designed by Michael Bierut, and a 2009 digital work by Jonathan Barnbrook. It also lists Jib Fowles' 15 basic appeals of advertising and discusses concepts like the need for curiosity, sculpture, glass art, and architecture.

1. Computer Graphic
Popcorn Night

10. Graphic Design
Magazine Evaluation

11. Aleksandr Rodchenko and Vladimir Maiakovskii. Give Me Sun at
Night. 1923.
4-3/8" × 18".

12. Michael Bierut. Saks Fifth Avenue Logo. 2007.

13. Jonathan Barnbrook. Olympuke ("Drowning in Advertising"). 2009.
320 × 480 pixels.

14. Human Aspect and Element
Advertising’s Fifteen Basic Appeals by Jib Fowles
1. The need for sex
2. The need for affiliation
3. The need to nurture
4. The need for guidance 9. The need for attention
5. The need to aggress 10. The need for autonomy
6. The need to achieve 11. The need to escape
7. The need to dominate 12. The need to feel safe
8. The need for prominence 13. The need for aesthetic sensations
14. The need to satisfy curiosity
15. Physiological needs: food, drink, sleep, etc.

15. 14. The need to satisfy curiosity

22. Sculpture
Alexander Calder

27. Art Exhibit
Margery Amdur

29. VoiceThread
Group Projects
Art in Alaska

34. 1% Art

35. Robert Pfitzenmeier
Crystal Lattice
Painted metal
Anchorage Museum of History and Art

36. Robert Feldman
Hockey Players
Painted steel
MacDonald Recreation Center

37. Melanie Walker and George Peters
Denali Wind
Lexan, paint, tile, media board and metal
Denali Elementary School

38. Art Lecture
NASA Scientist
Visualization & Imagination

41. Glass
Dale Chihuli

45. Maya Lin

48. I.M. Pei