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Artists create works that can influence how people think about and understand the world. Art does not have a fixed or definite meaning, and different viewers may interpret the same work in different ways. The meaning of a work of art is constructed not by the object itself but by the viewer, based on their background, experiences, and other contextual factors. Effective artworks aim to provoke thought and discussion through open-ended questions rather than providing definitive answers.
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- 1. Art Methods and Practice
- 2. Artists create Artists are creative Artists (may or may not) create things Things have meaning Artists create meaning
- 3. Our understanding of things changes the world Artists attempt to influence they way things mean Artists attempt to influence the world
- 4. Art is not “in” an object or connected to any specific materials or processes
- 7. Art poses questions rather then offering answers Art is open ended Because art is open ended, different viewers will get different things out of it. Because art poses questions, better knowledge allows the viewer to get more out of an artwork.
- 8. The more we know, the better we understand
- 9. MEANING
- 10. mean · ing v. To convey or indicate as having a purpose or intention
- 11. What does this image mean?
- 14. Are meanings always the same? Human Pyramid?
- 17. Meaning is not a matter of a dictionary definition Nor is it fixed or stable
- 18. Meaning is not a matter of a dictionary definition Nor is it fixed or stable
- 19. Meaning is not an essence or attribute of objects or symbols
- 20. Meaning is not an essence or attribute of objects or symbols
- 21. Meaning is not an essence or attribute of objects or symbols
- 22. Meaning is not an essence or attribute of objects or symbols
- 23. Shapes, objects, and places don’t mean… Only People Do
- 24. The most effective visual artworks attempt to strike a balance between providing enough information so that the intended meaning can occur, but not providing so much information that the viewer is left with nothing to do other then bear passive witness. The circuit of meaning needs to be complete, but never closed, so that the viewer’s participation can serve as the final, electrifying link.
- 25. Damien Hirst
- 26. The impossibility of death in the mind of someone living.
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