Understanding the Functions and Forms of Contemporary Art
Functions of Contemporary Arts
1. Contemporary Art for Pleasure: Contemporary art provides a venue for escape from everyday concerns. Whether contemporary art is created to be appreciated or simply for decoration, the idea of creating it provides satisfaction for those yearning for pleasurable experiences.
2. Contemporary Art as Profession: Whether art is made for utilitarian purposes or created for a particular use but appreciated for its aesthetic value, artists earn a living through their work.
Read MoreUnderstanding Corporate Visual Identity and Its Importance
Elements of Corporate Visual Identity: The purpose and membership. Do all the companies schedule Corporate Visual Identity? No, not all companies schedule Corporate Visual Identity. Why do you need a Corporate Visual Identity? To differentiate the business from others. Which of the following reasons has the trend not provided programming for Visual Corporate Identity? The price of the ads. The Corporate Visual Identity is… the realization of business strategy to deliver a specific image. Corporate
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Development of the Advertising Message
Creation Process can be defined as a creative process that transforms a request from a poster into an idea that is embodied in a message. The communication process informs the advertiser’s product to your target audience. The creative act chase: “The creation of an idea, the story to convey the message, the whole expressive substance, and a receiver receives the communication process between the advertiser and its audience, which began when the poster poses
Read MoreUnderstanding Spanish Renaissance Painting and Its Influences
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Spanish painting during the Renaissance is characterized as sculpture, marked by the scarcity of secular subjects, which are so common in Italian or Nordic painting, and its almost exclusive dedication to religious themes. Only in some selected environments (nobility, royal collections) do we find mythological paintings, mostly of Italian origin, and portraits. The key customers of Spanish painters were the Church.
Moreover, Spanish painters were slow to join the new
Cultural Heritage: Capoeira, Qipao, and Ta Moko
Capoeira: Martial Art and Cultural Expression
Capoeira, originating in 16th-century Brazil, is a unique blend of martial arts, dance, acrobatics, and music. Developed by African slaves as a form of self-defense and resistance, it was disguised as dance to avoid detection. Capoeira emphasizes strategy over strength, with fluid movements performed in a roda (circle), accompanied by instruments like the berimbau and singing. Gaining global recognition since the 1970s, Capoeira is practiced in over 150
Read MoreThe Impact of the 19th Century on Art and Architecture
ITEM 11 In the nineteenth century, the Contemporary Era begins, following the French Revolution and the Industrial Revolution, which turn France and Britain into the most important European sources, both historical and artistic. From a political perspective, the fundamental restoration of the monarchy occurs after the Congress of Vienna in 1815, the year of Napoleon’s defeat, along with the bourgeois revolutions in 1820, 1830, and 1845, and the expansion of world imperialism and Western colonialism.
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