ART
Appreciation
Introduction to
the Subject.
Art Appreciation
Introduction to
Art Appreciation.
Introduction.
Art appreciation is the study of the visual arts,
such as painting, sculpture, architecture, and
photography. It is a way of understanding how
art has been used throughout history to convey
meaning and create emotions. Art appreciation
can help us understand our own culture and the
cultures of others.
Studying Art
Studying art appreciation can be beneficial in Appreciation in the
many ways. It can help us develop an
appreciation for the beauty of the world around 21st Century.
us, as well as help us understand the history and
culture of different societies. In the 21st century, the study of art
appreciation has become even more important.
Benefits of Studying
With the rise of digital media, we are now
exposed to art from all over the world. Studying
Art Appreciation.
art appreciation can help us understand the
different cultural influences that shape our own
culture.
Studying art appreciation can help us develop
our own creative skills. By understanding the Studying art appreciation can also help us
techniques used by artists, we can learn to understand the impact of technology on art. By
express our own ideas and feelings in a creative understanding how technology has changed the
way. It can also help us develop our critical way art is created and consumed, we can better
thinking skills, as we learn to analyze and understand the impact of technology on our
interpret artwork in order to understand its lives.
meaning.
Studying art appreciation can also help us
understand the world around us. By studying AiPs
how art has been used throughout history, we
can gain a better understanding of the culture
and history of different societies. This can help
us to better understand our own culture and the
cultures of others.
The Contemporary World
Why is Art important
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What Art are you into?
to Us? To You? To
What Talent do you
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Art is a reflection of society and culture. It helps
us understand what we are as human beings and
influences how we relate to each other. Art is
an expression of our inner thoughts, feelings,
and experiences. It's also an expression of
creativity that can be used for self-reflection or
social influence.
Art is an expression of our thoughts, emotions,
intuitions, and desires, but it is even more
personal than that: it’s about sharing the way
we experience the world, which for many is an
extension of personality.
It is the communication of intimate concepts
that cannot be faithfully portrayed by words
alone. And because words alone are not
enough, we must find some other vehicle to
carry our intent. But the content that we instill
on or in our chosen media is not in itself the art.
Art is to be found in how the media is used, the
way in which the content is expressed.
Art Appreciation
Chapter 1:
The Meaning and
Importance of
Art.
In addition to providing commentary about
the larger culture, art makes life more
manageable, tolerable and enjoyable.
One may not think about more utilitarian
items and places as “art,” but they do
contribute to one’s aesthetic experience.
What is Art?
Art lacks a satisfactory definition. It is easier to
describe it as the way something is done “the
use of skill and imagination in the creation of
aesthetic objects, environments, or experiences
that can be shared with others” rather than
what it is.
Many other definitions emphasize that:
1. Art is subjective and art is more subjective Art is an expression of our thoughts,
than objective.( Art for art itself) emotions, intuitions, and desires, but it is
2. Art is form and content.( there is always a even more personal than that: it’s about
concept). sharing the way we experience the world,
3. There is a connection between beauty and which for many is an extension of
art and beauty is the measure of quality of personality.
art.
It is the communication of intimate concepts
It has to be said that defining art is just like that cannot be faithfully portrayed by words
defining life itself. alone. And because words alone are not
enough, we must find some other vehicle to
First, art is the barometer that measures levels carry our intent. But the content that we
of cultural sophistication. Throughout human instill on or in our chosen media is not in
existence, we have learned about cultural itself the art. Art is to be found in how the
accomplishments from the cultural artifacts left media is used, the way in which the content
behind. Many of these artifacts have left behind is expressed.
permanent marks on the planet.
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Art and Beauty.
are bounded only by the imagination of the
artist.
Beauty is much more than cosmetic: it is not
about prettiness. Beauty is rather a measure of Consequently, I believe that defining art based
affect, a measure of emotion. In the context of upon its content is a doomed enterprise. (Mike
art, beauty is the gauge of successful Mallory, Everett, WA)
communication between participants – the
conveyance of a concept between the artist and Art can communicate information, shape our
the perceiver. everyday lives, make a social statement and be
enjoyed for aesthetic beauty.
Art is also necessary to give meaning to things.
Beautiful art is successful in portraying the
artist’s most profound intended emotions, the
desired concepts, whether they be pretty and
bright, or dark and sinister. But neither the
artist nor the observer can be certain of
successful communication in the end. So beauty
in art is eternally subjective.
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Mike Mallory, Everett, WA
The Importance of Art by Angel Fernandez,
associate professor of Art (Tarrant County
College)
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Chapter 1.2:
Art lacks a satisfactory definition. It is easier
to describe it as the way something is done
“the use of skill and imagination in the
The Meaning and
creation of aesthetic objects, environments,
or experiences that can be shared with
Importance of
others” rather than what it is.
Art.
The Nature of Art.
Imagine, just for a minute, a world without art!
(You may think "So what?", but please consider
the impact that lack of graphics would have on
your favorite video game.)
Art stimulates different parts of our brains to
make us laugh. Art gives us a way to be Art is Everywhere.
creative and express ourselves. For as long as humanity has existed, art has
been part of our lives. For many years,
people have been creating and enjoying art.
It expresses emotions or expression of life. It
is one such creation that enables
interpretation of any kind.
Art is everywhere, whether you know where
to look or not. It’s the design of your soda
can and cereal box, or the graphics of that
videogame you are playing and is currently
obsessed with beating. It’s the songs you
sing in church or in the bathroom -whatever,
and that dress your grandmother made you
years ago. It’s the music or songs you bop to
on your way to work, and the books stacked
on your bedside table. It is all art, and it
affects our lives in ways both subtle and
obvious, expected and unexpected.
For some people, art is the entire reason they
get out of bed in the morning. You could say
"Art is something that makes us more
thoughtful and well-rounded humans."
On the other hand, art is such a large part of
our everyday lives, we hardly even stop to
think about it. Look at the desk or table
where you are right this minute. Someone
designed that. It is art. Your shoes are art.
Your coffee cup is art. All functional design is
art.
Art Appreciation
As we grow up, our self-expression and
communication suffer as we deal with life
and its altering events. We don’t know how
to express our emotions; we don’t even
understand them at times. This isn’t so when
we’re children: you probably colored,
designed, and imagined without a restraint.
With art, you regain this ability to express
yourself. You may think you’re merely
painting or creating something nice. Still,
during the process, you can dig into your
emotions and feel that feeling that’s
surfacing: it’ll be a medium for self-
expression, it’ll help you find your voice, will
A lot of people think that art are just the enable you to communicate without words.
things we see displayed in museums. Art is You get to unleash those buried feelings that
more than that. Everyone has their own way are otherwise out of touch.
of showing art. One good example of this is
how we want to look or dress. We want our
shirts to be of a particular color. We want it
to be smooth and have a good shape.
Architects and interior designers also have
their own way of showing art. Some
architects want their buildings to have
irregular shapes some prefer them to be
straight and tall. Some designers want to
have a lot of light in their design and others
want it full of color. Each artist has his own
way of expressing art.
Art as an Expression
and Communication.
What does one do when words fail? Make
art.'
Art has been a medium of communication Sometimes, we cant give words to how we
and self-expression since the beginning of feel about tough feelings of our past. But,
human history. From making stick figures in when you paint or make art, you can
caves to modern art as we know it today, art communicate your negative feelings, whether
has provided a way for humans to convey a sadness, regret, or anger, into your piece. It
feeling, a distant emotion that is wordless, helps you grieve; it helps you express
something visceral and yet subtle. contentment, it gives you a stage where you
can channel that energy you feel inside of
It helps people deal with and manage their you.
feelings, to express who they are, without
the human need to communicate. And, it promotes mindfulness; art makes you
more aware of the present moment and
helps quieten your stress. This releases
dopamine, the feel-good hormone, in the
brain, leading to a better physical and
emotional impact.
Art Appreciation
Art as Creation. SCULPTURE
Sculpture is a form of
A work of art is created by an artist, in order artistic expression that
then to develop an independent existence in involves modelling,
the eye of the beholder over which the sculpting or carving stone,
creator loses all control. wood or other materials.
Sculpture is considered
one of the 7 arts,
alongside music, painting
and dance, and sculptors
can use it to express
themselves through the
use of volume and space.
PAINTING
Paintings are a form of visual art that
captures the expression of ideas and
emotions on a two-dimensional surface.
Artists use the elements of shape, colors,
MUSIC line, tones, and textures in unique ways to
Music as an art conveys an individual's produce paintings that convey sensations of
emotions, expressions and creativity. It is movement, volume, space, and light –
composing and using unique symbols. Music traditionally on a flat surface.
comes from what is in the soul and it puts
the Artist creation on display in many and
various forms.
Music in a way is different from other
artforms because it alone is an expression of
itself rather than something else. Notes and
melodies, unlike phrases and colors, do not
try to represent anything but can instead be
appreciated simply for what they are.
A painting can represent a natural scene or
object, describe a narrative, or be wholly
abstract.
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DANCE
Dance is a fully-fledged art form, belonging
to the ‘performing arts’, a goal in itself and a
means of allowing a human being to express
his inner feelings, thoughts and experiences.
Dance is a natural form of self-expression:
the body expresses itself naturally and so
therefore does the spirit. We are all free
willed beings, no matter what our personal
situation may be. Through dance, our body
expresses how free we actually are, while
also highlighting the restrictions our minds
impose on it.
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