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| What are three reasons we make art? |
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1.To create meaningful images.
2.To create order and structure.
3.To explore aesthetic possiblities. |
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| What creates value in art? |
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Money,
Scarcity of it,
The influence of the artist |
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| What happened in the middle ages? |
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| Art was used in roughly the same sense as craft. |
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| What happened around the 1500's? |
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| During the period known as the renaissance painting, sculpture and architecture came to be thought of as more elevated forms of art. |
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| During the mid-18th century was given official form when painting, sculpting and architecture were grouped thogether with music and poetry as the fine arts. |
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| Built in france around the 1800, it was one of the first museums of art. |
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| Form of art the depicts forms in the nartual world. |
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| An approach to portaying the visible world that emphasizes the objective observation and accurate imitation of appearance. |
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| Forms of the visual world are purposefully simplified, fragmented or otherwise distorted. |
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| Representation art in which methods for depicting forms have become stanardized and can thus be repeated without further observation of the real-world model. |
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Nonrepresentational
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Nonobjective |
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| Art that does not repesent or otherwise refer to the visible world outside of itself. |
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| the physical appearance of a worl of art or an ientifiable shape or mass. |
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| What a work of art is about, its subject matter as interpreted by a veiwer. |
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| The personal and social circumstances surrounding the making, veiwing and interpreting of a work of art. |
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| The identification, description and interpretation of a subject matter in art the isn't physically there. |
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| Art created according to the belief that the essence of art resides in a motivating idea that any physical realization or recoding of the ideals secondary. |
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| Any art form in which an entire room or similar space is treated as a workd of art to be entered and experienced. |
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| Traditionally artists were apprentished to older artists as boys and in exchange for room and board they did menial tasks along with drawing lessons. |
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