Whenever we hear the word “art,” instantly our minds think about master pieces that individuals have either painted, or drawn. However, I strongly believe that “art” is much more than just that. As the authors in our textbook have stated, “something becomes art when its purely utilitarian or functional nature is modified for the purpose of enhancing its aesthetic qualities and thus making it more pleasurable to our senses.” (Peoples and Bailey, Pg.345). The point they are trying to get across is that anything we do to make something more appealing to us is considered to be art. Some things that fall into this category of art include paintings, sculptures, music, dance, architecture, literature, and even poetry. However, there is much more to
