After choosing a visual arts article, read it carefully and take notes. Do not choose an article that only DESCRIBES an art opening or exhibit. Your choice of the article is important. Read

This Article speaks about how more significant creators or artists frequently take from smaller creators and also the fact that often you are told to fight back either if someone is trying to take something from you or speak up but in these terms, it’s pretty non-beneficial to be of concern to fighting for the copyright ownership.

CHOOSEN ARTICLE: https://www.nytimes.com/2023/03/01/arts/design/digital-art-copyright-marvel-panini-wizards.html
After choosing a visual arts article, read it carefully and take notes. Do not choose an article that only DESCRIBES an art opening or exhibit. Your choice of the article is important. Read your article carefully to make sure it will help you answer the questions below when writing your reaction report to the article.
The paper will be two to three pages in length, double-spaced with 1″ margins on the top, bottom, and both sides, your name in the top right-hand corner, with a centered title. If the paper is not the required length or does not adhere to this format, the grade will be reduced.
The first paragraph will be an introduction and a brief summary of the article. What is the article, and this paper, about? Refer to the article, not just the topic. (Use terms from the textbooks if possible.)
In the second/third paragraphs describe the importance of the article. Why did the author write the article? What is the author trying to communicate? Does the author take a position? Can that position be argued from an alternative perspective? Provide examples from the article. When using words directly from the article in your paper, use quotation marks to avoid plagiarism. You must also include a parenthetical reference or footnote to indicate where exactly your quotation comes from, following the format of your selected style manual (see below).
In the fourth/fifth paragraphs, explain the social, political, religious or creative issues that the article brings to the forefront. (The article chosen must include some or all of these issues.) Articles that merely describe an exhibit or opening generally will not contain these issues. Highlight the strengths and weaknesses of the author’s point of view. What are the pros and cons? What are some alternative points of view or approaches that another person might take?
In the remainder of the paper, discuss your own interpretations/reflections. How do you connect to this article personally? Take a position on the issues at hand. Do you agree or disagree? Finally, summarize the paper.
Refer to the rubric to make sure all the components necessary have been included for a good paper.
Include a complete reference to the article at the end of the paper. Use any style manual (APA, MLA, Chicago, Turabian, Campbell). Use vocabulary/art terms in the textbooks, including the glossary. This paper will be submitted via the Current Event Assignment link on Blackboard on the week that it is due (Sunday, February 26 ). Please write the paper in a word document and attach the file if it is submitted via Blackboard. A PDF is also acceptable. Study the Current Events Rubric for the greatest success!

*could you please help me out here, please and thank you. Thank you for your time and consideration and I hope you have a wonderful rest of your day!*