Why do people create? Chapter 1.2.

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Why do people create? Chapter 1.2

Bellringer-august 16 Name some different categories that identify why people make art. Can there be more than one reason?

Utility Items that served a purpose p. 8 This basket was used to store items in, however, the artist went above and beyond by adding the detailed design and most likely took twice as long to create it. This helps to support the evidence that some artworks serve two purposes. What are some items in your homes/everyday lives that serve more than one purpose?

Religion Many historical art pieces serve the purpose of supporting religious activities and beliefs. Ancient Egypt mask Ancient Mali masks African spirits mask

Religion Michelangelo Da Vinci Raphael

Politics The political side of art has changed vastly since the beginning of art history.

Information/history In many cultures, art was used to teach. The use of art helped with those who had language barriers. Artworks have also been used to pass down history. Art at this time was used to document history and record it for future use, because there was no other method of doing this.

aesthetics Aesthetic is a term meaning beauty. This artwork could be best described as decoration or art we have for fun.