Introduction to art: assumptions and Definitions.pdf
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Arts definitions and assumptions
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INTRODUCTION TO
ART:
Assumptions and Definitions
Assumptions about Art
1.Art is Human-Made : It is a product of human
creativity and intention, not a natural occurrence.
2.Art is Expressive : It conveys emotions, ideas, or
experiences.
3.Art is Intentional : Artist create art with a
purpose, even if it’s not always clear to the
viewer.
4.Art is Evaluative : It can be judged based on its
quality, beauty, or effectiveness.
Definitions of Art
Broad Definitions : Art is any form of human
creative activity that is intended to be aesthetically
appealing or significant.
Narrow Definition : Art is more specific form of
expression, such us painting, sculpture, music, or
literature.
FORM CONTENT MEDIUM
KEY ELEMENTS OF ART:
THE PURPOSE OF ART: A Multifaceted Exploration
The purpose of art is as diverse as the art itself. While there’s no
single definitive answer, Below are some of the most common
purposes;
1.EXPRESSION
2.COMMUNICATION
3.AESTHETIC PLEASURE
4.SOCIAL COMMENTARY
5.HISTORICAL RECORD
6.SPIRITUAL OR RELIGIOUS PURPOSE
1.EXPRESSIONS:
EMOTIONAL
OUTLET - Art can
be a powerful tool
for expressing
emotions, whether
joy, sorrow, anger,
or love.
PERSONAL
NARRATIVE - Artist
often use their work
to tell stories about
their own lives or
experiences.
2. COMMUNICATION :
CONVEYING
IDEAS - Art can
communicate
complex ideas
or messages in
a way that
words alone
cannot.
CULTURAL
EXCHANGE -
Art can bridge
cultural divides
and foster
understanding
between
different groups.
3. AESTHETIC PLEASURE:
BEAUTY AND
HARMONY- Art
can be created for
its own sake,
simply to be
appreciated for its
beauty or aesthetic
qualities.
SENSORY
EXPERIENCE- Art
can engage our
senses and
provide a pleasure
sensory
experience.
4. SOCIAL COMMENTARY:
RAISING
AWARENESS
- Art can be
used to draw
attention to
social issues
or injustices.
PROVOKING
THOUGHT -
Artist can
challenge
societal norms
and encourage
critical thinking.
5. HISTORICAL RECORD:
PRESERVING
CULTURE - Art
can serve as
historical record,
preserving the
culture and values
of a particular time
and place.
DOCUMENTI
NG EVENTS -
Artist can create
works that
document
significant
events or
figures.
6. SPIRITUAL OR RELIGIOUS PURPOSE:
CONNECTING WITH
THE DIVINE - Art can
be used as a means of
connecting with the
divine or spiritual realm.
SACRED RITUALS - Art
can play a role in
religious ceremonies and
rituals.