Reasons for Art. Wearable Art Worn for spiritual worship.

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Reasons for Art

Wearable Art Worn for spiritual worship

Subali/Sugriwi – Balinese Mask

Idols to Worship Objects wish become fetishized

Spiritual Figure / Idol Nkisi Nkonde African Power Figure

To Tell A Story from the Past

The Story Teller 1964 Helen Cordero

To Communicate An Opinion or Point of View Very common today: Post Modernism

Ben Shahn Liberation1945

Visualize Dreams Surrealists Dada

Salvador DaliThe Broken Bridge and The Dream1945

Document the feeling of a Place Impressionists

Georges Seurat A Sunday Afternoon at the Island of La Grande Jatte

Depict the Beauty of Nature

Georgia O’Keefe Black Iris 1926

Political Commentary Murals Public Art

David Alvaro Siquerios For the Complete Safety of All Mexicans (detail of Mural)

Personal Identity (self-portraits) Not only images of the person Self- exploration Psychological Cross-over with surrealism

Frida Kahlo The Frame 1938

Illustrate a Story (Myth) Educate the viewer about a particular culture

Marc Chagall Then the Daughter of the Pharoh Opened the Arke and Sawe it was a Childe, From the Story of Exodus 1966

Marc Chagall La Chute d’lcare

Metaphor “juxtaposition” of two elements to create what is called a “third term” Also called a “poetic image”

Winslow HomerThe Gulf Stream1899

Environmental Conservation Attention to the environment

Christo & Jeanne-Claude The Umbrellas, Japan & USA

Document of an Actual Place Photo realism Photograph

Richard EstesWoolworth’s1974

Richard EstesWaverly Place1980

To Depict Everyday life

George SegalThree People on Four Benches1979

Question Artworld Conventions Usually establish an art historical turning point or “movement”

Marcel DuChamp Nude Descending a Staircase 1912

Others Reasons To Make Art?