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What Are The 4 Main Roles of Art?
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Keeping a historical record
Giving form to intangibles
Revealing the hidden
Showing the worl a new way of seeing things |
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| It is the organization, identification, and interpretation of sensory information. ie; sight, sound, taste, smell, or touch |
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is the process of selecting and organizing elements or components in order to fulfill a specific purpose.
what is the goal? |
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| It is the gestalt, the fundamental tool the designer uses to builda coherent composition. |
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| Is when the mind supplies missing pieces to complete an image |
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| the tendency to group points orobjects close in proximity in the visual field |
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| results in a tendency to group points or objects that are close to one another relative to less proximate in the visual field. |
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| it exists in nature as a structural feature such as branches, horizon, striping to suggest forms that can be recognized. |
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to stand for or symbolize.
Depictingor portraying subjects that a viewer may easily recognize. |
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not concrete: not relating to concrete objects
to distort and simplify and eliminate some info |
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| imagery which does not depict an object in any form. |
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| What is the subject matter |
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| It is what the artist chose to represent |
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| What is the actual physical substance in an art piece? |
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| the material used ie; paint, tempera, graphite,tempera |
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| What the viewers get out of the piece |
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| Reoccuring characteristics |
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| Guernica by Pablo Picasso |
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| The bombing of Northern Spain village of Guernica where there were many civilian fatalities. |
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| ArnolfiniDouble Portrait by Jan Van Eyck |
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| What are some symbols in the Arnolfini Double Portrait? |
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Shoes-holyground
Green Dress-hope
Candle-Death
Dog-loyalty
oranges-love
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| 3 PANELS OF ART, USUALLY a main large one in the middle with 1 on each side that are smaller |
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Art as art
Political order/social status
everyday life/genre
imagination/fantasy |
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