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Artefacts are man-made objects used across creative industries like theatres, galleries and museums. Theatres use costumes, props and sets as artefacts, while galleries display pots, sculptures and paintings. Museums exhibit moulds of people and animals. Visual arts that focus on creation of primarily visual works, such as drawing, painting, photography and printmaking, also produce artefacts. Logos are artefacts as they are visual artworks, and props in theatres are seen as artefacts.
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Types of Art Expression Example How Does This Express? How Does This Unmask the Artist’s Creativity?
Visual Arts Painting, drawing, sculpture Allows artists to visually reproduce what they see in a way that expresses their unique perspective. Artists must think creatively about composition, color, texture, and form to produce something original.
Film Movie production, animation Combines visuals, sound, storytelling to immerse viewers in an experience. Filmmakers must creatively problem solve technical and artistic challenges to bring their vision to life.
Performance Art Performance art, body art Uses the human body as a medium to communicate ideas or emotions in a direct, visual
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