Art Appreciation

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it is an expression or application of human creative skill and imagination

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ART

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in most cases visual forms: paintings, statues, and sculptures

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ART

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produces works to be appreciated for beauty or emotional power

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ART

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its Meaning is made beyond language.

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Art Appreciation

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It empowers recognition, esteem, and comprehension.

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Art Appreciation

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expresses thoughts and feelings

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Art Appreciation

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an extension of personality

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Art Appreciation

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A FORM OF COMMUNICATION

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Art Appreciation

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What are the three functions of Art

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Personal, Social, and Spiritual

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therapeutically appealing to our senses

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Personal Function

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It ks a function about understanding of oneself

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Personal Function

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expression of oneself

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Personal Function

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echoes beliefs, values, and identity of a culture

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Social Function

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presents as a form of entertainment such as music, Literature, and visuals to provide enjoyment and pleasure.

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Social Function

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supplies a non-verbal form of communication to convey emotions, ideas, and messages

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Social Function

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represents God, Jesus, saints, Gods and Goddesses, or other spiritual entities

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Spiritual Function

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enhances spiritual experiences used in religious rituals or ceremonies

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Spiritual Function

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expresses devotion and love towards the divine serving as an act of personal or communal worship

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Spiritual Function

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T/F

A means to express the imagination in non- grammatic ways that are not tied to the formality of spoken or written language.

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True

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art provides a range of —

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forms, symbols, and ideas with meanings that are malleable.

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What are the Purposes of Art

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Motivated, Non-Motivated, Communication, Entertainment, and Propaganda or Commercialism

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Purpose of Art

This is to bring about changes such as political change, to comment on an aspect of society, to convey a specific emotion, and to sell a product.

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Motivated

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Purpose of art

enhances mode of communication

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Motivated

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The intentional and conscious actions on the part of the artist or creator.

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Motivated

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These are integral to human beings, transcend the individual, and do not fulfill a specific external purpose

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Non-motivated

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basic human instinct for harmony, balance, and rhythm

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Non-motivated

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creativity beyond human nature and utility

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Non-motivated

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An intent or goal directed toward another individual.

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Communication

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Illustrative arts such as scientific illustration are a form of art as communication.

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Communication

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A seeking to bring about a particular mood or emotion to entertain the viewer.

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Entertainment

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Arts industries such as Motion Pictures and Video Games bring entertainment.

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Entertainment

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Subtly influences popular conceptions or moods.

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Propaganda or Commercialism

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The purpose of art here is to manipulate the viewer into a particular emotion or response toward a particular idea, person, or object.

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Propaganda or Commercialism

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What are the seven roles of Art

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Beauty Happiness and hope Identifying and understanding self Grief and healing Remembering and Mark-making Raising awareness Culture and Togetherness

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It is is appreciated both externally and internally.

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Beauty

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They are seen in animate inanimate things around us.

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Happiness and Hope

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A person is filled with complex ideas, emotions, wants, likes, and personalities.

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Identifying and Understanding the Self

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Most humanistic products of art were made after World War II. They expressed human suffering and darkness in their themes

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Grief and Healing

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A trigger to a person’s knowledge or memory.

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Remembering and Mark-making

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Educating about specific topics to increase awareness and understanding.

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Raising Awareness

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Close cooperation among individuals fosters a sense of belonging and mutual support.

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Culture and Togetherness