Describe what you see:. Aesthetics A branch of philosophy dealing with the nature of beauty.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Art Aesthetics & Criticism

Advertisements

The Principles of Art Balance Emphasis Movement Pattern Proportion

Art Criticism- An organized approach for studying a work of art.

Three Properties of a Work of Art

Definition three Aesthetics Function: noun 3. A particular theory or conception of beauty or art.

Aesthetics Part 3 The Andy Warhol Museum Carnegie Museum of Art FOR EDUCATION USE ONLY © 2008 The Andy Warhol Museum, a museum of Carnegie Institute. All.

The Elements and Principles of Art. The Elements of Art The building blocks or ingredients of art.

PARTNER ACTIVITY: 1. Independently, decide on 1 image from this slide. 2. Spend 2 minutes silently, by yourself writing down 3 reasons why you think it.

Art - Ms. Crump. What is Non-objective Art?  Does not contain a recognizable subject.  Focus on elements of art (color, shape, line, form, space, value,

Looking at Art in a New Way

Aesthetic Qualities All visual art can be defined by one of three aesthetic qualities. They are: Imitationalism, Formalism or Emotionalism.

Five Philosophies of Art (Theories of Art)

A look at how to view art as a critic.  Just like beauty is in the eye of the beholder, some artwork speaks to some people and not others. Does this.

Introduction to Art Part One: What is Art? Part Two: Art Criticism and Aesthetic Judgment Part Three: Aesthetic Theories.

Standard 3 Art Subject Matter (What is it a picture of?)

Aesthetics: The study of the ‘nature’ and ‘value’ of art that guides us toward intelligent opinions about art.

Disciplines of the Humanities Arts Disciplines Visual art- drawing, painting, printmaking, sculpture, photography Performing art- music, theatre, dance,

1. Develops ideas, plans, and produces artworks that serve specific functions (e.g., expressive, social, and utilitarian).

What is Art? Tell me. What is Art? Form of expression with aesthetic –Aesthetic – Values that allow the viewer to judge art as satisfying. –Beauty is.

DESCRIBE ANALYZE INTERPRET JUDGE

Art Criticism and Critique Unit 2. Aesthetic experience -personal interaction with a work of art.

Module 3 Art Criticism and Aesthetic Judgment Based on the book, Art Talk by Rosalin Ragans Henri Matisse. Purple Robe and Anemones Oil on canvas.

Representational Abstract Non-objective by: Colleen O’Donnell

Art Awareness Kindergarten Lesson 1 –Lines and Color Artist- Piet Mondrian

Artworks created to support worship ceremonies (rituals and celebrations). Artworks to express or communicate emotions, ideas, feelings, or to decorate.

STUDY OF VISUAL ARTS. What is art? What are the functions / purposes of art?

Artworks created to support worship ceremonies (rituals and celebrations). Artworks to express or communicate emotions, ideas, feelings, or to decorate.

1 Ceremonial Artistic Expression Narrative Functional PERSUASIVE

The Birth of Modern Art Paul Cezanne Montagne Saint-Victoire

The Principles of Art Balance Emphasis Movement Proportion Rhythm

Evaluating Works of Art 1.When evaluating a piece of art, we may consider craftsmanship and aesthetic properties including sensory properties, formal properties,

INTRODUCTION: REVIEW. What is Art?  Form of expression with aesthetic  Organize perception  A work of art is the visual expression of an idea or experience.

AP Art History PowerPoint Project by Taylor Lindsay zg_chagall_i and the vill_1911_lind.

ART 1: WHAT IS ART? 8/6/2012. Leonardo DaVinci Mona Lisa Date –

Representational Art A work of Art that represents an object or subject. For example, any work of art that you can “tell what it is.”

Expressionism Abstract Expressionism and Color Field Painting next week:

Art Aesthetics & Criticism How to “Read” Art. 4 steps of art criticism Description Analysis Interpretation Judgment Paul Klee. Ad Parnassum Oil.

BSRTAACT E XPRESSIONISM *Started in 1940’s*. Timeline Early 1940’s >> Abstract art emerged in New York City 1947 >> Jackson Pollock started the “drip”

Abstract Expressionism Abstract Expressionism is a type of art in which the artist expresses himself purely through the use of form and color.

Art History: What is art?

Introduction to Art.

Fauves and Expressionists

PORTRAITURE Style: Impressionism Artist: Vincent Van Gogh

Arttalk Review for Chapter 2

Aesthetic Theories Objective: You will learn aesthetic theories in order to discover 3 ways people make art. DRILL: Get your sketchbook and iPad. Title.

A New Era In Art Begins. IMPRESSIONISM Rebellion against tradition - academy and salon** Everyday subjects Study of color and light** Capture the impression.

What is Art? Create a Diagram: Compare and contrast three of the four forms.

Charmed by the Chair presented by Mabel Morales, District Supervisor, M-DCPS, Rosa Ansoleaga, Lead Teacher, RR Moton Elem. M-DCPS & Linda Mangual, Lead.

Looking at Art in a New Way

Things you need to know about art:

Developing a Quality Critique

Composition The term used to describe the arrangement of the visual elements in an art work. It is how the elements of art and design (line, shape, color,

The Elements and Principles of Art

Art Criticism How to write about art.

The Principles of Design

B. Hirten, N.Giordano, M. Williams 2001 B R U E

Ohne Titel (The Red Sun), Artist:Joan Miro , 1948, Oil and gouache on canvas, /8 x 28 1/8 in.

AESTHEICS: CONCEPT OF IDEAL BEAUTY

Aesthetics Part 3 The Andy Warhol Museum Carnegie Museum of Art

The Elements and Principles of Art

The Elements and Principles of Art

Am I art? What makes me art? How do I know if it’s art?

Elements and Principles

Drill: 11/28/2018 After reading the definition, explain why this image would classified under Formalism. Formalism: A theory of art which places emphasis.

Art Criticism- An organized approach for studying a work of art.

Composition and Emotive lines

DO NOW: Take out your sketchbook and a pencil

Elements & Principles of Design

Three Approaches to Art:

Presentation transcript:

Describe what you see:

Aesthetics A branch of philosophy dealing with the nature of beauty.

Possible Careers for the Aesthetician: Museum Director Curator Director of Education at an art museum Gallery Owner Art Critic Journalist/Author Red Grooms Jackson in Action Aesthetician Believes that the study of the nature and value of art guides us toward intelligent opinions about art.

Five Philosophies of Aesthetics Representationalism (AKA: Imitationalism, Mimisis) Formalism Expressionism (AKA: Emotionalism) Instrumentalism Institutionalism

Representationalism Focuses on portraying things as they really appear. Gustave Coubet, John Singer Sargent, J.A.M. Whistler Richard Estes 34 th Street, Manhattan, Looking East

Johannes Vermeer Girl Reading a Letter by an Open Window Janet Fish

Isabel Bishop, Strap Hangers, 1940

Duane Hanson Young Shopper 1973

Representational vs. Non-Representational Art Leon Dolice, Third Avenue Franz Kline, New York, New York

Expressionism The essence of art is expression of the inner emotions, feelings, moods, and mental states of the artist. This art stirs up feelings, communicates a general mood or elicits emotional responses from the viewer. Edvard Munch, Egon Schiele, Otto Dix, Vincent VanGogh, James Ensor, Marc Chagall

Kathe Kollwitz, The Volunteers 1920

Egon Schiele Self Portrait with Grimace

Formalism Places an emphasis on the elements and principles in a work of art. The essence of art is "significant form" - lines, shapes, colors, and other formal properties of the work; representation, expression, and other subject matter are irrelevant. Paul Cezanne, Piet Mondrian Louise Nevelson Royal Tide 1960

Piet Mondrian Composition with Red, Blue, Yellow Elizabeth Murray Sun and Moon

Guggenheim Museum, Bilbao, Spain

Instrumentalism Requires art to move people to act for the betterment of society. Art should serve as an “instrument” for furthering a point of view that might be moral, social, or political. The essence of art is its usefulness in helping us to comprehend and improve our overall life experiences.

Banksy Have a Nice Day

Barbara Kreuger We Don’t Need Another Hero 1987

Institutionalism Focuses on artwork that can only be identified as art because it has been placed in a museum or gallery. Marcel Duchamp Fountain 1917

Eva Hesse, Untitled (Rope Piece), 1970

What is beauty?