What’s Art? Does a kindergarten child’s painting count as art? Or does my own terrible graffiti on my textbook count as art as well? Yes, they are. Whatever, people can see and get some inspiriting from it can be called “Art.” In the 20th century, what people get are their rights and freedom. The man and woman equality and repealed of black discrimination, people started to respect each other and this world became freer and easier for people to live. Freedom brought equality and entertainments. People could see how important the freedom is and who it related to Art by going through human history.
In University of Toronto Scarborough Campus, Heather Hart had an exhibition at Doris McCarthy Art Gallery from January 25 to April 1, 2017. In …show more content…
“Narrative Imagination and Everyday Life looks at how stories and imagination come together in our daily lives, influencing not only our thoughts about what we see and do but also our contemplation of what is possible and what our limitations are,” mentioned in the book, “Narrative Imagination and Everyday Life,” by Molly Andrew. (P.3/Andrew)So “Narrative Imagination,” people before looking at the artwork or reading try to view the thing from the artist and writer’s …show more content…
The economics’ concept of “There’s no free lunch,” are basically talking about the same thing as the narrative imagination. Because of the zero possibility that people could have free lunch, both the buyer and the seller both would have to consider the deal from the other side of perspective. However, knowing the world in many different ways would help people develop their imagination and become freer.
Also in Media Study, students were asked to know the meaning of meaning which was communication. The textbook from Introduction to Media level always taught the similar concept as the Economic Study, the one that was the same as the “Narrative Imagination.” Any study that the students in the future would have to deal with customers or has the target audiences would be taught about this concept. Seeing or thinking from the target’s perspective were one of the most important things in any area of study. Even thought, a person who wanted to be an artist would have to consider what the paint buyer would want and what kind of painting people would feel valuable to spend their money and buy. Thus, the narrative imagination concept are important and this concept could only be utilized in this era; the era that people can think and utterance
In University of Toronto Scarborough Campus, Heather Hart had an exhibition at Doris McCarthy Art Gallery from January 25 to April 1, 2017. In …show more content…
“Narrative Imagination and Everyday Life looks at how stories and imagination come together in our daily lives, influencing not only our thoughts about what we see and do but also our contemplation of what is possible and what our limitations are,” mentioned in the book, “Narrative Imagination and Everyday Life,” by Molly Andrew. (P.3/Andrew)So “Narrative Imagination,” people before looking at the artwork or reading try to view the thing from the artist and writer’s …show more content…
The economics’ concept of “There’s no free lunch,” are basically talking about the same thing as the narrative imagination. Because of the zero possibility that people could have free lunch, both the buyer and the seller both would have to consider the deal from the other side of perspective. However, knowing the world in many different ways would help people develop their imagination and become freer.
Also in Media Study, students were asked to know the meaning of meaning which was communication. The textbook from Introduction to Media level always taught the similar concept as the Economic Study, the one that was the same as the “Narrative Imagination.” Any study that the students in the future would have to deal with customers or has the target audiences would be taught about this concept. Seeing or thinking from the target’s perspective were one of the most important things in any area of study. Even thought, a person who wanted to be an artist would have to consider what the paint buyer would want and what kind of painting people would feel valuable to spend their money and buy. Thus, the narrative imagination concept are important and this concept could only be utilized in this era; the era that people can think and utterance