Baroque sculpture is characterized by its emotional intensity and dramatic gestures.

Laocoön and His Sons is a famous sculpture by Michelangelo that depicts a young man struggling to free himself from the embrace of a serpent.

Renaissance dance is characterized by circular formations, elaborate footwork, and an emphasis on grace and elegance.

Swan Lake is a famous ballet by Tchaikovsky that tells the story of a beautiful princess who is turned into a swan.

Modern dance is characterized by its rejection of traditional ballet techniques, its emphasis on individual expression, and its use of everyday movements.

The Kiss is a famous sculpture by Auguste Rodin that depicts a man and a woman locked in an embrace.

Postmodern dance is characterized by its rejection of traditional dance forms, its emphasis on interdisciplinary collaboration, and its use of non-traditional performance spaces.

Apollo is a famous ballet by George Balanchine that is set to music by Igor Stravinsky.

Contemporary dance is characterized by its eclecticism, its global influences, and its emphasis on social and political issues.

The Arch is a famous sculpture by Henry Moore that consists of a large, abstract form with a hole in the center.

Classical ballet is characterized by its strict adherence to traditional techniques, its emphasis on grace and elegance, and its use of pointe shoes.

Giselle is a famous ballet by Marius Petipa that tells the story of a young woman who falls in love with a prince.

Postmodern sculpture is characterized by its rejection of traditional materials and techniques, its emphasis on conceptual art, and its use of found objects.

The Mobile is a famous sculpture by Alexander Calder that consists of a series of metal mobiles.

Contemporary sculpture is characterized by its diversity of materials and techniques, its emphasis on social and political issues, and its global influences.