The Essence Of All Art

This was about 35,000 years ago. Previous hominins were musically unintelligible. The modern-day composers, musicians, and singers with tubas, bagpipes, and xylophones have evolved from these Neanderthals with the instruments of body parts.

Art has had a profound significance to me throughout my life. As a child, art was my retreat from the mundane of the world. I found a way of communicating the things I was feeling with others around me! It gave me different perspectives and ways of looking at events, emotions, and people. All of these perspectives helped shape me, made me contemplate the individual I wanted to be and how the world behaves. Art answered as many questions as it posed. It made life worth living. From that moment on, there would never be a day in my life that didn’t involve art in some form or another.

Throughout history, art has changed and transformed dramatically as empires have fallen and new civilizations have formed. There have been many different forms of art and extremely different tastes of art based on which civilization you decide to focus on. According to this opinion, out of all the different types of art, “the highest form of art is realism.” The writer then claims how many civilizations have undergone intellectual and creative declines when creating unrealistic art. This, of course, is simply an opinion, but the the thoughts and ideas of this writers bring up many intriguing questions about art and how society perceives art.

Prelude: Music has been around since the beginning of civilization. Some of the earliest forms of instruments were a flute-type device formed from the wing of a vulture to a recorder-type device formed from the femur of a bear. Other ancient civilizations, such as Egypt and Sumeria, left behind pictures of people singing and playing instruments. Some of these were believed to be pictures of religious rituals.

For as long as humankind has been around, humans have created and been engrossed with artwork. Art, whether in the form of music, paintings, movies, etc., can have multiple functions, including telling a story, providing a moral lesson, engaging our emotions, or just being entertainment. In a world as diverse and imperfect as ours is, an artist’s intentions and morals can be controversial and viewed negatively depending on the place and time in which his or her artwork is viewed. While all art has a place in society, not all art is equal in quality and morality, but those are not interchangeable terms; morality corrupt art can be beautiful and morally upstanding art can be of lesser quality. In this paper, I argue that a work of art can be both beautiful and evil at the same time, and that a piece of evil art can be just as important to society as a piece of wholesome art.

This art work made by Pierre Auguste Renoir is oil by the visibility of the smudges and the texture the oil creates over the whole painting. The artist uses color evenly, the men are wearing white while the women are wearing dark navy blue, while the men and women are evenly distributed throughout the picture. The artist uses more dull colors, no dull vibrant colors mostly white, yellow, and dark blue. The colors used are even and well blended. Some symbolism used in the painting is how the men are all wearing white cutoff t-shirts but the women are covered up in dark clothing which around that time period women did not show skin possibly. In this piece the forms are realistic and

The Auditory commodity of music has been present in society for many years and has profuse cultural, social and even political associations. Though a date and location can not be put to the origin of music, as many ancient cultures incorporated it into their traditional processes all over the globe, it is believed that music emerged between 60,000 and 30,000 years ago, when there was a major detonation in culture, with practises of art, the creation of ornaments and development in academic theories. Music, which in our century is mainly listen to for recreational purposes, acquired substantial archaic uses such as its method for communication, the location of other tribes or people and its ability to bring people into communion which

Music has been around some millennia. Every known civilization has had its own sort of music, the human voice even being as old as the species itself. “The earliest indisputable musical instrument—a kind of flute made from the wing of a vulture—dates back to 34,000 B.C.E.” Many musical concepts that are used today in Western music come from the works of the ancient Greeks. We owe many of the terms coined for music to the Greeks, such as the word music derived from the Greek term mousike, meaning “the art of the Muses” or melos, which has evolved to form the English world melody.

I am Alicia Miller, entrepreneur, and owner of the business "Art and Soul." "Art and Soul" is an art studio and supply shop for all types of artists. I came up with the idea for the store from my love of art and my idea of becoming a psychologist. The business now has developed into a different idea from my first vision of it. The first idea was an art studio, to sell works of art. Then art therapy- you could guess how quickly that was shot down. At last, I came up with the final design of a teaching location mixed with a supply shop. I, for one, think it was my best idea out of the three.

Aesthetic Expression is addressed in the power point presentation in lesson one. In this presentation, the students are given insight into the song and its origin so that they may understand and appreciate the culture that it represents. By giving a brief history into the musical aspect the culture and showing how it benefits daily life, student will be encouraged to use music to express themselves. They should also develop respect and appreciation for their own culture and musical genres.

Before we can look at different religions and how they employ music, we must explore why music is used in religion in the first place. Music predates modern religion. In 1997, in northwest Slovenia, archeologists discovered the Divje Babe Flute. This flute is made out of bone and has been radiocarbon dated to be around 43,000 years old (Morley, 2006). Music also was significant in

Music was discovered in 4,000BCE. The first instruments were percussion instruments, such as drums. Later on the Egyptians created the harp and flute.

Over the years music has changed in many, many ways. According to decodedpast.com, there is no way to tell when exactly music began, however there are prehistoric drawings on cave walls of what is believed to be people dancing. This website also suggests that one of the first instruments was a hollowed wooden shaft that was blown into to produce sound. Which, I would assume, is the

This work deals with the importance of art in Virginia Woolf´s To The Lighthouse and Kazuo Ishiguro´s Never Let Me Go. After demonstrating the omnipresence of this element, we have a look at its function at different levels and discover a major aim: that of condemning some aspects of the societies in which both authors lived. In the case of the female writer the inequality among genders typical of the Victorian society and in the case of the male one, the excessive use of technology. Moreover, we find that both works parallel what is happening within them, which allows us to talk about them as pieces of art in which Ekphrasis is used in order to reach the aforementioned goal, as well as to restore the women´s and clone´s true identity.

Chapter 2 is centered on ways to implement effective improvements to OST art programs using stated and latent needs gathered from the participating teens and tweens. Researchers compiled ten principles that ought to be followed/implemented in order to engage more low-income urban youth.