The Healing Power Of Art

Art abounds us everywhere at every moment which encompasses our whole of the life. When a person turns on his television, mobile phone and computer or simply walks outside, he will have access to various visual objects aesthetic. That probably we call them the objects of art. It is found everywhere from the packaging of the cereals to the design the motor-bikes.

 However, the components and techniques which artists use to make another visual medium that is called fine art. For a long-time being developers have classified objects into utilitarian things and things which are exclusively known as to give us pleasure. In this modern age that dividing line has been eroded, and even though humans have arranged proper sections in museums for things like furniture, crafts, etc. It is all because those objects are appreciated for their formal beatific characteristics that they are collected and placed in art galleries, museums, and private collections places.

 This class tends to make us visually more sensitive to the world around us. It also gives us the understanding about fine aesthetic tastes and encourages us seeking out things that give us visual pleasures. So, these aesthetic images and objects have been accompanying human beings throughout the history. The forms, media, and techniques with which they have pictured this world have transformed along with human beings, but their impulse to picture that world stays the same.

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Definition of Art

“Art is a greatly diverse range of human activities which gives birth to the visual, auditory, and performed artifacts which can also be called as artworks. These artworks express the author’s imaginative or technical skill standards, and intend to appreciate for their beauty or emotional power which they have already put into them.”

Meaning in Art

        The meaning of art is usually culturally specific. Its value is shared among the members of a given society which is largely dependent upon the pertinent cultural context. The chief purpose of works of art is:

• To communicate political, spiritual or philosophical ideas, to create a sense of beauty in order to explore the nature of perception for some pleasure, and to generate strong emotional.

Beauty in Art

Beauty is subjective and is entirely based on context. But it is also quite true that there is a basic human instinct, or internal appreciation, for harmony, balance, and rhythm which can define and appreciate beauty. Beauty in terms of art often refers to a unique interaction among line, color, texture, sound, shape, motion, size, etc. that cause pleasure to the senses.

Who is an Artist?

        An artist is an individual who engages himself into the wide range of activities that are most likely related to creating art. The word has changed over time and context. However, the modern understanding of this term denotes that an artist is anyone who calls themselves an artist.

Art Gives Meaning to Life

 Art is a unique source of meaning and helps humanity to understand this world. According to various scientific studies, the art appreciation improves humans’ quality of life and makes them feel good and satisfied. When an artist creates an art, he elevates his mood. He improves his ability to solve problems, and open his mind to the new ideas.

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Themes of Art

• These are the following themes:
• Personal expression themes
• Religious themes
• Stories and History themes
• The Natural World themes
• Politics and social order themes.
• Scenes of everyday life themes
• Fantasy themes
• Conflict and Adversity themes

Four Main Categories of Art Styles

These four the most popular art movements are:

1. Surrealism
2. Impressionism
3. Realism
4. Abstract expressionism

There are main styles or philosophies that we use while creating art that are often categorized into different movements.

Value of Art

Scientists, humanists, and art lovers are on the same page to value art not just for its beauty, but also for its social and epistemic (knowledge) importance. Owing to its communicative nature, it has the capacity to increase one's self-knowledge. It also encourages personal growth. It enables people to challenge their schemas and preconceptions to make their lives smooth and fit.

A World without Art

There would be no one to make movies, music or paint. There would be no people who could watch movies, listen to music and go to art galleries. Art composes the eternity into one soul. So without art the evolution would most be like devoid of the lubricating agent that causes friction and makes no sense at all.

Examples of Art

Art is an umbrella term which encompasses various forms like:

1. Painting
2. Sculpture
3. Printmaking
4. Drawing
5. Decorative arts
6. Photography
7. Installation