Art History Research Paper

While looking at a work of art it is common to feel a sort of energy in which encourages you to learn more about it. The energy that you feel is a connection or a bond that is being formed between you and the piece of art that you are viewing. This connection is called the “common language” which we all feel when viewing something if the field of The Arts. Throughout history we have found that The Arts are used to express different forms of communication in different ways. Without noticing throughout your life you have seen multiple pieces of art and have had a connection to them. Through the cultural customs you have learned about n history class, or even a piece of literature read for an English assignment you have experienced a work of art.
In history class we often learn of the Native American culture and how they had lived their everyday lives. The patterns on the clothes they wore, the tools they used, and the ceremonial dances they performed are …show more content…
Every week in Chemistry class sophomore year there would be a day dedicated to working on a lab project. When all of the students in the class heard the work “lab” they assumed there would be fire, explosions, and foaming beakers. I wondered for a good amount of time why they expected a lab to be like this. One day we did do an experiment where there was smoke, foam, and a large popping noise that made everyone excited and engaged. People began recording and taking photos of the reaction which still had me puzzled. After the experiment was finished the teacher then asked, “Now that we did what everyone wanted, what made you guys enjoy this experiment?” The room was quiet until one person raised her hand. Her response was, “Because it is beautiful”. My classmates did not see lab as working on just a science experiment, but as a way to create a form of art. They connected science The Arts without realizing