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What are the aesthetic properties?
technical expressive sensory formal
there are 4
Technical
media, tools
used to make the work of art
Media
*more than one media
*types: drawing, painting, sculpture, printmaking, crafts
Expressive
*something to stand out
* characteristics of an artwork that make us respond to it with feeling and emotion
Elements of Design (Sensory)
line,shape,form,texture , color, space,value,visual temp.
Principles of Design
A.K.A rules
*contrast
*balance
*pattern
*movement, emphasis and *dominance(something to stand out)
*rhythm
*harmony
Visual Communication
*subject matter
*media
*craftsmanship
*design
Four Types
Craftsmenship
*the making of it
*the end result used to critique art
**ability to make art attractive**
Design
grammar, structure of visual language
Subject Matter
what the artist is trying to convey
What is art?
*communication and expression
*used to communicate a culture's history, folk tales and traditions
How do we study art?
1) aesthetics
2)history
3)production
4) criticism
4 ways
Study Art: History
provides a timeline of how art has developed
Study Art: Production
requires tools, media, and technical ability
Study Art: Aesthetics
philosophy of beauty
Medium
*one type of art material
ex. graphite in pencil, needle and thread
Critique
*evaluation/judgment
*critiques judge how well artwork is put together
Stonehenge
Who?-

What?- megalithic structure arranged in a chromlech
* no mortar was used in construction

When?- 1650 B.C.

Where?- England

Why?- * megaliths arranged to align with sun and moon at various times of the year
*purpose was religious: connected with rituals of dead or astrological-based worship
Venue of Willendorf
What?- expresses idea of female fertility
-placed in ground for good luck with harvest
- made of stone
When?- 25,000 B.C.

Where?- found in Austria

Why?- omage(honor), abundance and fertility

Early Carvings
*Venus of Wilendorf
* The Bison: made of stone
France
10,000B.C.
Artist use natural form of antler material made out of antler of a reindeer
*Carvings may be oldest form of art.
architecture
Stonehenge
pyramid
pyramid
Made of mud bricks the bricks were compacted of mud and straw was put inside so that the brick did not fall apart
royal tomb
fire brick
Same process as making a mud brick but they use heat to speed up the drying process
Caves at Lascaux
*Created symbols for animals
*Earliest caves date back to 1500 BC
*Religion, hunting storytelling
*they used to use heelstone for telling time
*used soot as black,yellow, red hues from Earth
* the caves were made from limestone
Egypt
* Egyptian believe in eternal life led to Mart in the construction of many pyramids for royalty
* temples were created for the worship of gods
* mummification was created to preserve the bodies for afterlife the process took 70 days
Sarcophagus
*tried to make the image of person
*If royal they would make it with gold and jewels
king tuts tomb
King Tut's tomb had many joules and was made of gold feat. Artwork in the two was like a life story it was painted on the walls
Imhotep
inventor of the first pyramid