Final Project SubmissionWicked by Stephen Schwartzhttps://youtu.be/RcD90A_Sb0Ihttps://youtu.be/y2liVQdTlBIThroughout this course, you have developed a relationship with an art form of your choosing. You have looked at this work of art through several lenses designed to deepen your appreciation for the art and increase your awareness of how art is created and exhibited. You have studied how art, in general, and your chosen art form, in particular, impacts culture, society, and even civilization. Finally, as you studied your chosen art form, you became an active participant in the creative, artistic process.Submission of Final Project: In Week 1, you identified a local exhibition, event, presentation, or production of an art form that you could attend by the end of Week 4. In Week 2, you selected the art form and, within that art form, the specific work of art that you investigate and explore for your Final Project. In Week 3, you discovered and outlined the influence of the philosophical and religious environment in the era in which your chosen work of art was created. In Week 4, you described the historical and cultural context of the literature written in the same era as the artwork you chose. This week you submit your completed Final Project. Congratulations!Submit your Final Project:•In a paper, write a detailed, artistic criticism of the artwork you chose (Wicked by Stephan Schwartz. What goals might you have had for the enrichment of your local community through this presentation?•Did those who presented this exhibit or event succeed in revealing values and a level of civic engagement in the community in which it was presented? Why, or why not?•Reflect on your personal experience or opinion regarding art before this course. How has your perception of art changed due to the course and your experience with the artwork you chose to study? Explain.