Why do artists hide their art?

All three artists emphasize unusual surfaces and/or compositions as a means toward abstracting the people who occupy their art, but they all eschew identity in one way or another as, in my belief, a way of recapturing power via shrouded features, or in other words, using disguise to counter or deter our impetus to …

Is art still art if it is made for someone other than the artist?

If you copy something line for line, aiming for an exact replica, you haven’t made art. You’ve just made a copy of someone else’s art. But if you take little bits and pieces from many different sources and alter and combine them in new ways, you’ve now created something new and original—you’ve created art.

Can art be destroyed?

Art destruction involves the damaging or destruction of works of art. This can happen through a natural process, an accident, or deliberate human involvement.

Is music an art?

Music is an art form whose medium is sound and silence, occurring in time. Common elements of music are pitch (which governs melody and harmony), rhythm (and its associated concepts tempo, metre, and articulation), dynamics, and the sonic qualities of timbre and texture.

Can everything be considered art?

In current usage, everything (and anything) IS art. Today there are no objective standards as to what is or is not art. To be called “art”, an item may be hand-made (or not), well-made (or not), an actual object (or not.) Anything anyone calls “art”, is art.

Is there art without an artist?

Artists and poets are of course essential for this process – you can’t have art without an artist. But simply being an artist is not enough to ensure that ‘truth happens’ in the way Heidegger hopes. Artists are convenors for art – their ‘greatness’ is incidental, entirely dependent on what they produce.

Why do artists create still life?

The goal of a still life composition is to direct the viewer’s eye through a painting and lead them toward what the artist thinks is important.

Can you go to jail for destroying art?

Vandalism is punished based on the value of the property. If you are convicted of the Felony form of Vandalism, you face up to three years in a state prison, a fine of up to $50,000, or both prison and a fine.

Why does my art look bad to me?

Common reasons why your digital art looks bad are using too much or too little contrast, overuse of the dodge & burn tools, only painting with soft brushes, using too much saturation, and overusing custom brushes and textures.

Why do artists stay single?

There is a reason why artists stay single and it is because their craft is everything to them and it takes an extraordinary person to make them want to give up their art for. From complaints from romantic partners about your erratic schedule to the dedication to your craft being undermined, artists have heard it all.

What is the difference between art and not art?

Art changes something in something else. The artist changes the colour yellow in a sun, a urinal in a concept. The bigger the change the bigger deeper the artwork. What is not art : an object that is what it is. It’s made for a function and performs that function (a computer, a table, a horse]

How has the art world changed over the years?

With the proliferation of museums, biennales and fairs, and the sheer amount of work now being made, shown, and sold, the art world has obviously changed substantially over the last 40 or so years.

Why are art galleries so bad at selling art?

1. Artists (especially young artists) can be tempted to do art they judge will sell, rather than what they would create if money were not in the equation. 2. Many galleries seem to lack a vision other than what will produce a sell-out show. 3. Museums need money and many have a blockbuster agenda – there is a merging of art and entertainment.

Do artists need a reason to produce art?

Artists sometimes claim they don’t need a reason to produce art, but I am uncertain how the creative process sustains itself without a motivating force. Some seem convinced they are an elemental force, painting because nature abhors a vacuum.

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