Digital art, which is based on the traditional art, refers to forms of expression and transmission of the art form with digital form. ... Digital art can simulate a form of reality by a mixture of various senses (Christiane Paul, 2008). ... Whereas with traditional art, art works look more natural. ... The purpose of it is to turn traditional shadow shows into electronic forms so that they can become more accessible and preserved. ... The increasingly aesthetic interest also can promote the inheritance of traditional form of artworks. ...

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The differences between decorative art and fine art. ... Target visitors/Activities Two Case Studies Fine arts Case study: Rembrandt: The Late Works Decorative art case study: Women Fashion Power Conclusion The curator as a mediator should treat the objects differently not only by different forms such as decorative art and fine art but also the each specialty and historical background of the object. ... It is sensible to treat each form or type differently based on the special and unique characters. ... Nowadays, several modern forms of decorative work involving interior/fashion design,...

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Can video games be considered an art form? ... History shows that the typical reaction of the society to the birth of a new art form is a reactionary one. ... Video gaming is also the art form of interactive art by excellence, where the spectator becomes an actor into the accomplishment of the piece. ... Video games is a new form of art born with the expansion of technology. ... Video gaming appears to be one of the medium of art and its production begins to be an art form by itself. ...

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Why is art necessary? "It is necessary for us to give physical form to things we feel, think, and imagine." ... Art can be used for communicating information. ... Art can also be used for day-to-day living. ... Art is important in our everyday life. ...

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Graves Western Civilization 10/29/00 Roman Art Vs. ... This interest in the order of nature eventually evolved into a fascination with the human form and the idea of human perfection. The way in which the perfect human form was portrayed by Greek artists was of a highly intellectual nature. ... The precision and realism of this sculpture captured a more accurate portrayal of the human form than ever before seen. ... The artist who was responsible for the carving of the Augustus highly modifies the so-called perfect form in order to convey certain symbols of power. ...

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There are several ways we put a value on art. ... This was valuable not simply because of the way it looked, but because these pieces of art could be melted down and formed into weapons if the need arose. ... Stories from the Bible were communicated more effectively to people that were basically illiterate by various forms of art: paintings, mosaics, sculptures, and the like. ... Art has Nationalistic value also. ... Art is valuable in many ways. ...

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More often than not the abstract artists is not imitating nature or pursuing realism, but concerned with the spiritual or emotional state of colour and form, line and texture, balance and harmony, and will attempt to engage the viewer in a way that narrative, realistic of naturalistic art cannot.? ... Christo and Jeanne-Claude confront what does exist with what they alone have determined can exist as a dramatic and beautiful form. ... Rosalie Gascoigne began her art life arranging flowers. She had no art training. ... Connecting people with beautiful materials and structures with spiritual ...

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If art imitates life, then an artist has the ability to create order or disorder. ... Nietzsche treated art as something higher than ordinary, mass-conventional logic and rationality such as that in science, for he admired creativity and beauty in art above all things. ... Art is the fundamental metaphysical activity of Man; art is the highest form of human activity. ... As long as art is readily available to the masses in any form, the artists and their work will live on forever in eternity. ... Nietzsche's art attempts to free other peoples" minds, where as Bishop's art is much ...

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Whether you like it or not, its art. ... In all of its forms its purposes are general, and inevitably subject to the opinions of all. ... They have been throwing about words and phrases such as "free speech- and "sovereignty of artistic expression- in asserting that under the provisions of the first amendment, no particular form of art should be denied the right to be funded by the government. ... There is a good reason these art forms are in constant search of government funding "most people don't like controversial artwork, and choose to put their money into other forms of enter...

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The purpose of art education when pertaining to children is to aid them when dealing with abstract thought development by way of bringing them into visible form or symbols. The symbols and forms represent our environment. ... When it came to the principles of art I wasn't as knowledgeable. ... Aesthetics is very important when dealing with any art form music, dance, writing, etc. ... (beginnings of self-expression), the preschematic stage four-seven years (representational attempts), the schematic stage (achievement of a form concept), the gang age nine-twelve (dawning realism), pseud...

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It has become apparent that the impact made by art has lessened dramatically in recent times, as audiences become used to the traditional forms and features of art. ... The work is one which not only attempts to engage the audience to form their own opinions, as does Piccinini's, but also endeavours to sway the respondent to matching Rrap's own views of society and its flaws. ... Here Piccinini has presented her view of what these 'Perfect' babies would look like, the exaggeration of the form expressing her views. ... The purpose of the art is to show the issues of societ...

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I choose to review four journals, two that are relevant to art education: Art Education and Studies in Art Education, while the other two journals pertain to the art profession they are Art in America and Art Forum International. ... Articles focus on the art curriculum, teaching strategies, innovative programs, and special area curriculum such as studio, art criticism, or art history. ... The National Art Education Association publishes the Art Education Journal bimonthly. ... Contents include individual studies on artists, architects, art works, and buildings as well as articles on art media...

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There are three forms of art, or "three forms of the beautiful", (Hegel, 68) that is necessary to form the idea of art itself, as Hegel believes. The development of art from one form to the other is what Hegel defines as the history of art. ... "Classical" art is the form of art that is characterized as the works of ideal beauty. ... In "Symbolic" art the content is formed abstractly, it is not able to demonstrate itself sufficiently enough in a sensuous, visible form, in contrast, "Classical" art is conceived in the manner that is able to find utter per...

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Body art is a way of people expressing themselves. Fashions change and form of body art come and go but people everywhere do something to change their appearance. ... Body art takes on specific meanings in different cultures. ... Body art is always changing, and in some form or another always engaging: it allows people to reinvent themselves "to rebel, to follow fashion, or to play and experiment with new identities." ... Its messages and meanings only make sense in the context of culture, but because it is such a personal art form, it continually challenges cultural assumptions about the...

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This life-sized work of art has an academic artistic style which is orderly and systematic. ... This piece has a naturalistic view to it as you can see the belly formed through the cloth. ... Both pieces of art are academically naturalistic because of its systematic symmetry. The artistic style uses organic, calligraphic, and compositional lines that define, flow, thickness, curves, and form throughout the entire piece of art. ... For example, the statue of Yakshi is a figure of a female form, unlike the statue of Buddha, which is a figure of a male form. ...

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For the gallery report assignment, I went with my class to the Art Gallery of Ontario, located in Downtown Toronto (317 Dundas Street West) on Thursday, November 6th, 2014. ... This drawing is also uses form to make the drawing look 3-Dimensional on a 2-Dimensional surface. ... It is amazing that a work from one of the most famous artists in history have their work being displayed at the Art Gallery of Ontario. ... All the prints use line, colour, form, value, shape, and space in one way or another. ... Michelangelo's work was completed in the Renaissance period and Suzy Lake's wor...

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Bendetto Croce believed works of art to be the expression of these intuitions in material form; beauty and ugliness are not part of this. ... One can only define significant form in view of the aesthetic emotion and the aesthetic emotion can only be defined in view of the significant form. This is much like Plato's ideal form theory: only people who are intelligent (mainly philosophers such as himself) can see these ideal forms and say what they are. The only problem is one can't define who is intelligent until someone sees the ideal form. ... According to both the significant for...

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Edward Bullough says that psychical distance is created when art causes us to disengage from our ordinary emotions towards a thing or event and when it proceeds to remove the ordinary sense or uses of an object and an aesthetic is created. ... Monroe Beardsly claims that the aesthetic experience is characterized by 1) "object focus," where the viewer pays attention to a visual stimulus (although not all art is visual), 2) "felt freedom," the viewer feels something that makes them forget their everyday experience, 3) "detached affect," the experience is understood to be imaginary (for example, ...

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Western Civilization 10/29/00 Roman Art Vs. ... This interest in the order of nature eventually evolved into a fascination with the human form and the idea of human perfection. The way in which the perfect human form was portrayed by Greek artists was of a highly intellectual nature. ... The precision and realism of this sculpture captured a more accurate portrayal of the human form than ever before seen. ... The artist who was responsible for the carving of the Augustus highly modifies the so-called perfect form in order to convey certain symbols of power. ...

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In Greek they were inspiration from Egyptian art, and over centuries they evolved there unique way of art. Their art captured the human form in a way that was really never seen before and since then was copied throughout centuries. ... Art to them was a form of striving for truth and great feeling, basically meaning they wanted perfection or beauty. ... The form of classical sculpture became fluid and natural and the stylization of the archaic art gave way to realistic figures which emanated the illusion of moving through space. ... Egyptians wanted their art to be stiff and plain. ...

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He himself becomes his own god so he loses gradually his conscience because that will live on independently in the form of an object. ... These thoughts are related to the English "l' art pour l' art- movement, called "Aesthetic Movement- of which figurehead became Wilde from the beginning. ... This new interpretation of art was in a sharp contrast with the previous one originating from Greeks, that art copies life. ... In the novella this idea is shown through Dorian's fate because his portrait forms his life and not inversely. ... He always mixed art with life and tried to mak...

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With some delay also art historians started to shift their attention from the retualized celebration of the artist towards the role of spectators and buyers in defining the status and value of art. ... This rather capricious approach somewhat obscures the unifying - and certainly unsettling - theme of the work: instead of examining what art does to us it asks about what we - as spectators, critics, patrons, owners and buyers - are doing to art. It is about the ways in which art serves to legitimize, sustain and conceal social inequality. ... To set the stage for his study, that tellingly is co...

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The term art can also be used to designate one of several forms of expression such as filmmaking, painting, music, dance, architecture, sculptures, literature, and many other modes of aesthetic expression. ... It has a rectangular base and four sloping triangular side that meet at an apex or truncated to form a platform. ... The core is formed of yellowish limestone blocks. ... We can see the usage of pyramids in literature, movies, videos, plays and several other forms of aesthetic expression. ... Even within one form of art, motives may vary widely. ...

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FLOETRY What is art? ... From the cologne a perfumer makes to the pastries a chef bakes, they are all forms of art. To me "POETRY" embodies all that art should be. ... Poetry is the one art form that I am most able to connect with. ... The form is sometimes quite topsy-turvy. ...

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"- Jon Franklin Many individuals agree that Art, craft and design are the same thing. ... Howard Risatti's argument is that craft objects are defined by having a connection to the body, and being formed around physical purpose and function. ... Otherwise, it will be absorbed by fine art or design, and its approach to understanding the world will be lost. ... The topic I want to focus on is art, craft and design. ... -Is art, craft and design the same thing? ...

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