Art : The Importance Of Art In Our Society

Art holds a high position in the world and in society due to its use, such as documenting events in history with things like cave paintings and literature, and expressing oneself through art in religion and the things we envision, and what we want the world, our society, to be. When it comes to the question of which better effects which, in the terms of “...art...and society…”, it is clearly shown that the arts are highly affected by both societal and cultural constructs. And when it comes to the

Arts Education in schools has been found to be important for future students. As art teachers say, “art is what makes most human complete as a person”. Many believe students connect better when arts are involved it begins down the number of fights, increase the understanding of diversity, and more peer support. Studying in the arts is very integral to our society today. They are found a part of the cultural heritage of every American. Art allows students to learn about themselves as in skills, passions

to be inadequate. Why is that? In our culture, there is a lack of importance on the arts, and thus, a lack of funding. Many see the arts as frivolous and a cost that is not imperative to the success of a nation. On the other hand, one could ask how a country can be successful without a cultural identity that is largely created by the arts and humanities in the society. President Lyndon B. Johnson declared that, “Any ‘advanced civilization’ must fully value the arts, the humanities, and cultural activity”

The literate arts are the foothold of a valuable education. From start till end, students enrolled in school continuously practice the literate arts to gain and develop the skills of comprehension, analyzation and most importantly communication. In Ways of Reading authors Mary Louise Pratt, Richard Miller, and W.E.B. Dubois demonstrate the value of the skills ingrained in the literate arts and exemplify their necessity in the educational curriculum. However, in the age of technology where children

The arts have been part of the foundation of society for thousands of years. Arts education is based on aesthetic criteria, including subjects such as music, visual arts, drama and performance (Flynn 2). Arts education is usually at the bottom of the importance list in most schools. Currently, the federal government gives states the right to decide whether to make arts education mandatory. The U.S. Department of Education (DOE) allocated arts education a total of $40 million in nationwide funding

Arts in Culture Art is about ideas and representing them into visible perceptions and concepts. These ideas come from the heart and mind of the individual artist, putting all the talent they have into the artwork. In a way, that makes everyone that can specialize in a certain activity and create their expressions an artist. A cook preparing a meal with an appetizing appearance, an artist painting a beautiful painting, or a football star breaking a tackle for a game-winning touchdown all have the

many others has shown what an important role the arts play in the development of a well-rounded child. The literature describes the stages of graphic representation, the influence that the act of drawing has on the development of writing skills, and the importance of the role that art plays on a child as a storyteller. Viktor Lowenfeld is one of the forefathers of art education. His research on children's artwork and the importance of creating art for art's sake has been studied by professionals

techniques to show humility’s countless attempts to cheat death and by doing so, leads to the death of spiritual, emotional and cultural death of our society. Through the two texts, “The Loved One” by Evelyn Waugh a post-war satirical novel written in 1948 that deals with the superficiality and materialism of the funeral industry in modern day society and “death” an episode of the popular British sitcom Absolutely Fabulous written in the 90’s that comments on the rise of consumerism and the trivializing

the lack of funding for theatre programs in school. The goal of this paper is to explain the importance of theatre arts in public schools across the United States. The Theatre Arts Department provides performing and creative experiences in Theatre for all High School students. Theatre Arts programs offer a wide range of curricular courses and extra-curricular activities. Learning and experiencing theatre arts correlate intensely with higher accomplishments in both reading, math and social skills. Entertainment

Learning is a part of our daily lives. We learn many new things from family members, friends, and even ourselves. Most importantly, we learn from literature. This includes, books, movies, newspapers, and the Internet that influence us on a daily basis. As a society it’s important to learn the fundamental knowledge of how individuals behave. This concept is known as humanity, which allows individuals to understand the aspect of human society and culture to help educate the future generation. This