Continue the work I have already done. Do not use Chatgpt or AI because it will be turned into "Tur ...

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Continue the work I have already done. Do not use Chatgpt or AI because it will be turned into "Turnitin" IF IT SOUNDS LIKE AI GENERATED ANSWER I WILL ASK YOU TO REDO IT. Do not use chatgpt or anything similar. Give me original work that is easy to read at high school level. . Instructions Beginning with the work you've already completed in your Art Curator Project Prep assignment, structure and format your Art Curator Project Final in the following way: Title: A creative and meaningful title that gives a snapshot or clue as to what your Art Curator Project will reveal or prove to us. Introductory paragraph: Preview your chosen topic, artwork themes, and findings. Your introduction should spark the reader's interest but not give away the surprise! Thesis: As part of your introduction, a clearly stated thesis of what you plan to prove to us via your art selections, analyses, and comparisons. This is not the same as the topic you submitted in your Art Curator Project Prep. Selected artwork: Include properly labeled images of each work, identifying the artist, date, medium, location (with a Google Maps link), and culture or movement. Analysis Essay: In this section, you will provide your analyses and arguments in support of your thesis. It should include: Analyses of all your selected artworks Three (3) pairs of comparisons. Indicate whether you are using the "Block by Block" or "Point by Point" approach. Clear indications of which topic you selected from the Topics for The Art Curator Project document Clear statements of what you would like viewers of your exhibit to learn, understand, or appreciate about your chosen artwork, or about the common theme. A conclusion that restates your thesis statement and summarizes how the evidence produced by your analyses and arguments supports your thesis statement. Bibliography/References: Include at least 6 sources (one of which may be the textbook, but Wikipedia may not be used). Your submission should be 1500-2000 words in length. Citations and references should be in APA or MLA format. Please see Purdue OWL for formatting guidance and how to cite correctly.