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    Fine arts is a program that can bring something out of kids, like hidden talents, also it can help improve a students grades. Mostly it can just help a student all around, whether it be grades, personality, or just for fun. Fine arts is a mix of visual arts, theater, creations , plays, band and choir, design arts, as well as anything you or the creator see’s or considers as art. I think each public secondary school should have art or music programs. Almost ninety-four percent of public secondary…

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    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,…

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    Engaging in fine arts is an essential part of school; fine arts allow you to express yourself in many ways possible. Some may ask what a fine art is or what is classified as a fine art. Fine arts education is a comprising rich array of disciplines including dance, music, theatre, media arts, literature, design, and visual arts, and is provided in many school systems as core or elective classes. Students in fine art classes are allowed to be free for a period of time and focus on something…

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    Youth In Fine Arts Essay

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    in the Fine Arts The educating of the arts programs has always been a crucial aspect of children 's development. The individuals, who have examined learning courses of action through all ages, have made clear how critical the fine arts are in the instruction process. The teaching of the fine arts alludes to instruction in the areas of music, dancing, theater, and expressive visual arts. Wholly, fine arts are what make us more human, and fulfill us as individuals. Expression of fine arts can…

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    Fine Art Museum Report

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    When visiting the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston on February 20th. I was amazed as soon as I walked in. I had never been to a museum before and always thought I would be uninterested in what was displayed. It was very fun for me to see the differences in art throughout the ancient world. I also visited other collections throughout the museum but nothing was as interesting as the ancient world. It was surprising to me that the museum would be separated into different collections, I thought…

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    Fine Arts Social Benefits

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    cease to recall the long and detailed strokes of a fine haired paintbrush remaining untouched. We turn our cheeks from the smooth syrupy voices that beckon us to join. As we disregard these artistic faculties so does the district. The lack of funding in the fine arts has greatly affected the cognitive skills that alumni posses, causing them to lose abilities on a creative and abstract level. Those who choose to immerse themselves in these liberal arts reap many benefits such as higher test…

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    distributed to a large number of galleries, art dealerships and souvenir stores in Alice Springs, where they are typically purchased as mementoes or fashion statements. The Ikuntji community, with the assistance of the art centre director, Doctor Chrischona Schmidt, has spent the past four years trying to establish a place on the market for their unique products that exists outside of tourist crafts. This essay will discuss the difference between fine art and craft and use this distinction as a…

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    At first, I was stunned! I thought I was hearing things, but the more I paid attention to the music playing in the Museum of Fine Art’s gift shop the clearer it sounded. They were playing a traditional Cape Verdean song. The Museum of Fine Arts (MFA) has pleased art lovers ever since July 4th, 1876 with a vast collection of antique and contemporary art (About the MFA). Its mission is to display diverse cultures from all over the world that challenge people to think critically and, by doing so,…

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    DNA that technology alone is not enough—it’s technology married with liberal arts, married with the humanities, that yields us the results that make our heart sing.” (Steve Jobs, 2011). That was the late Steve Jobs giving his perspective about how the arts should be viewed in our society. Over the years the fine arts have been neglected in schools worldwide. There is not enough funding put aside in schools for the fine arts. Society does not believe it is needed in our children 's curriculum,…

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    Fine Arts Affect Students

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    How Fine Arts Affect Students Fine arts being incorporated into schools have been shown to have many various effects on students, but what exactly are the effects on students that fine arts have? Ever since 1994, art has been recognized as one of the major academic subjects taught in schools1. Prior to 1994 art classes were not seen as a major requirement in schools and were only taken by students with interest if the school offered the classes. Fine arts have been introduced to schools in the…

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