CHECK THESE SAMPLES OF Artistic Theories underlying Judgment of Good Art
The art movement today called Realism was first made popular in France beginning sometime around 1840 until close to the end of the century.... The movement was established on the concept that the true nature of art should be to reflect life as it really was, in all its common activities.... This ideal held that art should be free of the idealism and judgments observable in previous movements.... French artist Gustave Courbet (1819-1877) asserted that “painting is an essentially concrete art and can only consist in the representation of real and existing things”....
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Essay
art and its convention of the 'Beauty'/'Beautiful' have imperceptibly changed over the decades, from something that should reflect the Ideal, or in essence complete and offer pleasure to the senses to something, that expresses the unique consciousness/angst of the creator.... art has rediscovered its definition of beauty.... Contemporary art, especially questions the paradigms (fixed standards and canonical/classical examples) for judging aesthetic values (art that has a "moral" and ethical message and that is pleasing to the senses), with artists like Chapman Brothers or Justin Novak producing artwork that is clearly meant to provoke reactions and challenge notions of beauty, that had its roots in Kant's "Critique of Judgment" (1790)....
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Essay
There are a variety of art forms in life.... art has been a focal point for a variety of cultures since the history of time new dimension of art.... In this context, an important premise remains the fact that art is born from within and from influences that come from the outside.... This has been studied from the perspective of various art forms, ancient, medieval and modern so as to demonstrate how cultures are capable of affecting art forms and rendering finer detail to the structure....
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Essay
This essay "Image Analysis: A Suggested Process" discusses photographers' artworks' beliefs, values, and the prevailing ideologies in the various cultures; hence the artwork is a form of expressing and educating society.... The essay considers issues in society that cannot be expressed verbally.... ...
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Essay
This paper, art Education, intends to look into the philosophy of arts education.... oreover, the paper uses for its working definition of arts the characterization that art is supposed to be truth disclosing, truth determining rather than just mere explanations of sensations and feelings.... The paper uses for its working definition of arts the characterization that art is supposed to be truth disclosing, truth determining rather than just mere explanations of sensations and feelings....
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Case Study
This platform offers the researcher a strong background before venturing into the media world, giving vast knowledge to better understand the environment and making a credible judgment in conducting their roles as agents of media facilitation.... Thrift notes that non-representational theory is not exactly a theory, rather a thinking style that incorporates many theories developed from a series of other theories among them being feminism, post-structuralism, pragmatism and phenomenologist's theories (Creswell, 2008)....
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Essay
This would allow mankind to make an aesthetic and nonaesthetic distinction in a useful way and provide answers to art critics.... This paper suggests that aesthetics judgments are not possible, though the aesthetic is an aspect that can be defended in art philosophy.... nherent in aesthetic of art is that when a person makes an observation, judgment or talks of his preferences, it is a matter of opinion, not a fact.... In results that any behavior that is socially acceptable is therefore considered good....
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Term Paper
This paper ''The Representation of Mexicans in American Films'' tells that Throughout the history of film, the cultural discourse surrounding the representation of Mexicans has been subject to alteration.... The American fear of transgression of the unity and safety of its borders has persisted over many decades....
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