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Mind Map by huiyi neo, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Ms Koh
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Copied by Neo Hui Yi
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Copied by huiyi neo
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Art - purpose of it (paintings and photography)
- Purpose of Art
- Record history
- truth
- truth
- appreciate artist's feelings and thoughts
- beautify the world
- beautify the world
- call for action , get people to help
- educate
- captures the essence of human struggle
and joy (emotions)/ social issues
- develop empathy in people
- develop empathy in people
- challenge our views
- captures the essence of human struggle
and joy (emotions)/ social issues
- entertain
- A C Grayling "it does not exist in order to teach, to
urge a moral point, to entertain, to distract, to
amuse, to serve beauty, to support a revolution, to
disgust, to challenge, to stimulate or to cheer" it
depends on the artist's intention
- Might not have any purpose to begin with; but
might be the result of artist's impulse to create
art
- Might not have any purpose to begin with; but
might be the result of artist's impulse to create
art
- tool or end product?
- It is often an attempt to capture an aspect of the world, to
draw attention to something about it, to comment on it, to
present a surprising or fresh angle on it, to represent it for
the sake of exploring something about it, or enjoying or
celebrating it
- to provoke/shock
- to provoke/shock
- Record history
- Types
- Music
- Photography
- Still image that captures a moment for
people to reflect
- Authentic or fake?
- Examples: photoshopped
images
Annotations:
- http://www.photographyschoolsonline.net/blog/2010/10-photoshopped-photos-passed-off-as-real/
- Examples: photoshopped
images
- ethical concerns
Annotations:
- https://nppa.org/code_of_ethics
- non-interference of the photographer who wants to
capture a moment at the expense of helping others
Annotations:
- Darcy Padilla's award-winning 18-year project documents the life and death of one woman, capturing in miniature the plight of America's 'permanent poor' http://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2011/jan/25/photography-humanitarian-darcy-padilla-julie-baird
- E.g. Kevin Carter was the recipient of a Pulitzer Prize for his
photograph depicting the 1993 famine in Sudan. He
committed suicide at the age of 33.
- bystander to tragic event
(war/conflict)
- Let us view matters/events in
different perspectives (challenge
our views)
- platform for propaganda and
coverage of conflict
Annotations:
- g. ISIS used the shocking viral image of a drowned 3-year-old boy as propaganda to threaten Syrians seeking refuge outside the country. http://time.com/4029205/isis-drowned-syrian-boy-photo/ eg. ISIS used a photographer's photo called 'Gaza Cinderella', which shows a toy princess with what look like missiles soaring overhead and replaced the Cinderella with the ISIS flag to spread the word of their self-proclaimed Caliphate. http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-news/isis-stole-photographers-image-used-6974093
- Still image that captures a moment for
people to reflect
- Paintings
- created a moment/scene
from imagination
- Paintings can provoke other
people's thoughts about some
of the world's major issues.
(what's wrong with the world
today with images that inspire
to think - to convey ridicule
through controversial images)
Example: Polish artist Pawel
Kuczynski creates satirical
paintings filled with
thought-provoking messages
about the world today.
Annotations:
- http://digitalsynopsis.com/inspiration/36-thought-provoking-paintings-pawel-kuczynski/ In one painting, he ridiculed/mocked democratic process of voting by placing herd of sheep going towards a voting box that has grass, making light of the world's obsession of facebook by using the icon of facebook as a confession box that has a loudspeaker
- Paintings can allow other's to understand
the artist's better by showing them what
the artist's sees in his or her world. (the
abstract nature of art allows people of
disabilities to express their artistic talents)
Annotations:
- xample: Vasily Kadinsky is an artist who suffers from synesthesia, hence he sees the world differently compared to others. Hence, through his paintings, we can understand that his world is very colourful and melodious. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/art/3653012/The-man-who-heard-his-paintbox-hiss.html
- created a moment/scene
from imagination
- Music
- Expressions
- Satire: Satire is a genre of literature, and
sometimes graphic and performing arts,
in which vices, follies, abuses, and
shortcomings are held up to ridicule,
ideally with the intent of shaming
individuals, corporations, government or
society itself, into improvement.
- Satire: Satire is a genre of literature, and
sometimes graphic and performing arts,
in which vices, follies, abuses, and
shortcomings are held up to ridicule,
ideally with the intent of shaming
individuals, corporations, government or
society itself, into improvement.
- Essay question link: http://linoit.com/users/msgkoh/canvases/only%20educated%2B%20arts
- only the educated can appreciate the arts
- only the educated can appreciate the arts
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