wildly successful painter of his time because of the paintings he created that were pictured in Egyptian or in the Middle East. Many people believed that his paintings were very realistic when in fact they were entirely fictitious which is why his art is identified as Orientalism. While he did travel to the Middle East in his lifetime and was privy to many cultural ideals, he made entirely fictitious paintings, meaning that all of it came from his imagination. He probably saw himself almost like
successful piece of art because it gets people to let their minds wander and think about what the possible meanings are behind the art. An effective piece of art also catches and keeps audience’s attention, which this one definitely does. And it also lets the audience feel something to the piece. This abstract drawing gets the audience to think about what the artist is trying to show to the public. The odd shapes and its diversity get the gears in heads to turn.
On Sunday eighteen in 2018 I visited the Museum of Fine Arts, the atmosphere of the museum was crowded than I expected for a Sunday. It is my fifth time in the Art Museum and did not realize different cultures that apply today in society. Furthermore, there was a fashion gallery showdown, the reason for a crowded atmosphere. The atmosphere was casual because the crowd dressed casually. As I was walking around the different exhibits I could hear people talk but it did not make the crowd noise. Although
nature, before anything else, art is a reflective medium. However, in extension to describing the commonalities of life, its function extends to transforming the contours of the world - especially in a socio-political context - by gathering exposure to certain issues and manipulating emotion. Art describes the world by default, but the tendency of this characteristic to leak into political implications is unavoidable. Whether in terms of culture, religion, or politics, art often describes aspects of
Art is created to make feel you something. Whether it is disgust, rage, devastation or even joy, as long as it is the artist's deliberation, you may call it art, Art is something which is meant to evoke emotion. It is a representation of what the artist sees. It could be realistic or abstract. Art is a diverse range of human activities and the products of those activities, usually involving imaginative and technical skills. Everything you do is an art in some way, like the way you perform an activity
The arts are a necessary part of our society today. Music, art, drama, and dance are all forms of art that allow children and teens to socialize with others that have similar interests, and also give them something that they can enjoy and be passionate about. These are not the only benefits of having a child participate in the arts though. Studies have shown that the arts are able to improve scores in core school subjects such as math, reading, writing, and language, as well as keep a higher percentage
really exists. A talented person is someone with enough passion for what they’re doing to stick with it until they’re good. But to make a decent painting, you don’t need to spend years trying to get good, you just need a good understanding of some basic art principals and the patience to stick to your original idea until the piece is complete. First, you need to choose a subject, anything you want. Your cat, your old tennis shoes or even a picture you found on Google images. Your painting can be of anything
Akram Khan Akram Khan once said “Music and dance are inseparable for we, the musicians and myself, are all searching for One, the first beat, which is the equivalent of looking for Krishna, the mythological god associated with love. Kathak has a geometric precision and although we often take different paths, we know we'll meet at One.” He meant that everything in Indian music works mathematically and is very logical. Also, once the rhythm of the music is understood, the music can be appreciated
moment I close them at night, all I see is art, in different forms and expressions. I am fascinated by the designs and details of the smallest objects such as the earrings placed on top of my desk, to the tallest buildings I pass by in the heart of New York City as I commute to work. To me, art is creative expression, is emotion, ideas that are immersed in the mind of the creator and made physical contouring everything surrounding us. That is why; every art class that I have taken in the past has inspired
W.H Auden's poem Musée des Beaux Arts and Giorgio De Chirico's painting The Child's Brain share cooresponding themes dealing with forms of childlike blindness. Similarly, The Child's Brain independently presents a focal point of a character quite androdgenous in appearance. As the title suggests, the man may have the mind of one much younger than he, or simply be harboring childlike thoughts. Musée des Beaux Arts however, involves the issue in which humans are so caught up in their own affairs, significant