Pablo Picasso once said that "Painting is just another way of keeping a diary." I find this to be accurate when it comes to considering the arts and the importance of it within our lives. Speaking of fine arts, what is it? The Merriam-Webster dictionary defines the words, ‘Fine-Arts’ as: “a type of art (such as a painting, sculpture, or music) that is done to create beautiful things.” We see and appreciate Fine Arts in just about every part of our day-to-day lives, whether it be in watching television to viewing the advertisement billboard on the side of the road. Fine Arts covers many ideas, opinions and creative avenues with a variety of content. I believe if we use the arts to their potential, then we will have a new outlook and a new perspective on the world we live in. I also believe that Fine Arts are important to us especially in the education world
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When students participate in a fine arts activity or program, whether it be music, dance, or art, it is a proven fact that children who participate in a wide range of fine arts will do better in school (Henry). Throughout many years of research, researchers have performed numerous studies in the Fine Arts environment and its involvement in the educational system in America. The results from these conducted studies, time after time have come to find that in just about all the things Americans have said they want in the education system (such as excelling scores on standardized test, students motivated to succeed, etc.) are able to find primarily in fine arts. In a 2002 report published by the Arts Education Partnership, the results that came once the report was completed was astonishing. A research conducted in 62 studies on different art categories proposed that expressions through the training and enabling students who are involved in the arts may particular be useful to the poor understudies and those needing corrective
When students participate in a fine arts activity or program, whether it be music, dance, or art, it is a proven fact that children who participate in a wide range of fine arts will do better in school (Henry). Throughout many years of research, researchers have performed numerous studies in the Fine Arts environment and its involvement in the educational system in America. The results from these conducted studies, time after time have come to find that in just about all the things Americans have said they want in the education system (such as excelling scores on standardized test, students motivated to succeed, etc.) are able to find primarily in fine arts. In a 2002 report published by the Arts Education Partnership, the results that came once the report was completed was astonishing. A research conducted in 62 studies on different art categories proposed that expressions through the training and enabling students who are involved in the arts may particular be useful to the poor understudies and those needing corrective