KCC Art 141 Chapter 1 What Is Art

Chapter 1 What is Art? What's Included in Art? Music, Dance, Theater, Literature and Visual Arts...Can you think of other venues? Our world has become a very visual one - we have art all around us. Understanding art is understanding our world! A good first step is to try to understand what we mean by art. What is Art? There are no single answers and not everyone will agree on a definition. Book art Collage Salvador Dali Persistence of Memory

The Aesthetic Experience An "aesthetic experience" is one of charged awareness. It is looking beyond the obvious and experiencing a thing or event on an emotional level. It can be activated by an experience with the natural world, the contemplation of forms (including but not limited to art), or a journey into the world of the imagination. It can be stimulated by something as simple as enjoying a good meal or as complex as a life-changing event.

[object Object],Rodin – The Thinker, Chicago Henry Moore – Reclining nude series

[object Object],Woman of Willendorf c. 25,000 – 20, 000 BCE, 4 ½” tall Christo – The Wall - Nylon fence, 18 feet high and 24 miles long

[object Object],Bicycle Tire by Duchaump Collage Michelangelo – Emerging series

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Does art have to be representational? Is it necessary for it to actually look like something, such as a woman, or a vase of flowers? Does art have to be realistic? Is it better if it is realistic? What makes it realistic? Can it be something that suggests something real, even if it doesn't look exactly like our eye sees it in real life? Gauguin Matisse Whistler

[object Object],Kandinsky Klee

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Purposes and Functions of Art ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]

Communicating Information ,[object Object],Church window Stained glass Quilt by Faith Ringgold

[object Object],[object Object],The Viet Nam Memorial by Maya Lin Greek Vase

Art for Day to Day Living ,[object Object],[object Object]

Art for the Spirit ,[object Object],[object Object],Lascaux cave paintings Stonehenge in England

Symbols of Faith Shiva, Lord of the Dance 950 CE Gothic Christ, 10-11th c. CE Athena, 5th c. BCE Religious art gives tangible form to the gods, goddesses, beliefs, hopes, and spirits of a culture and is one of the most prevalent subjects in art. The fact that religious deities and spirituality are part of an unknown gives a sense of mystery and magic to the visual depictions.

Art for Personal Expression Mask Self Portrait by artist Rembrandt

Art for Social and Political Purpose ,[object Object],Andy Warhol print

Art for Visual Delight ,[object Object],[object Object]

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What is the difference between art and craft? ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]

[object Object],daVinci’s Ugly Man Jean-Michel Basquiat – Mona Lisa

[object Object],Duchaump’s Fountain Found Art from beach trash

[object Object],Vessel from Japan Pueblo pot Rooster from Africa

Art Activity #1 What is Art? 3 – 4 people in a group 1. Define what art is to your group - 1 – 2 sentences from each group member then compile them into 1 short paragraph Then…

Art Activity #1 Continued What is Art? 2. Based on that definition, decide whether these items are art - shell printed coffee mug printed t shirt photograph ragged pair of jeans film poster magazine ad 3. Present your discussion to the class

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