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ARTS Introduction to
Arts Appreciation
ART, like life itself, does not need to be defined or understood to be enjoyed. IT MUST SIMPLY BE EXPERIENCED.
A work of art is the (1)aesthetic expression of an idea or experience, (2)formed with human skills (3) through the use of a medium.
It covers those areas of artistic creativity that seek to communicate beauty, primarily through the senses.
THE ARTS
visual arts Painting Sculpture Architecture
Introduction to Arts Appreciation Bogart (1978): A work of art is a record of a particular artists view. It shows something that he has seen, felt, and thought of and recorded it as an arrangement of designs, colors, lines, and tones or words which satisfy his aesthetic purpose.
A work of art represents or reflects the individual, the character of the period and the place where it was produced.
Since time immemorial, man has always felt the urge to GIVE PHYSICAL FORM TO IDEAS, FEELINGS, and EXPERIENCES. These turned out to be works of art.
MASTERPIECES:
works of art that add to the experience of many people over a long period of time.
HUMANITIES
derived from the Latin word humanus, meaning human, refined, and cultured.
Introduction to Arts Appreciation It is in the humanities course where appreciation of the arts can be strengthened because the artists convey their thoughts, beliefs, values, and feelings through the various art forms.
Literary artists:
poet, novelist, writer, or author playwright, dramatist (for drama)
During some of the lowest points in human history, such as Nazi Germany, the arts were severely censored.
How did the imposition of martial law affect the proliferation of the arts?
Both
ART SCIENCE serve humanity in COMPLEMENTARY ways.
Introduction to Arts Appreciation AESTHETICS branch of philosophy that studies the arts and seeks to establish general principles of art and beauty. focused on the concept of BEAUTY.
Sometimes we use the word BEAUTIFUL to refer to things that are simply PRETTY.
Introduction to Arts Appreciation We can choose to ignore the artistic aspects of life, making careless choices or leaving aesthetic decisions to others, or we can develop our awareness and our visual participation.