This document provides information about different perspectives on art and examples of artworks. It discusses definitions of art, including that art represents inner significance rather than outward appearance, and that it creates an emotional link between artist and viewer. Examples of art installations are described, including one expressing the feeling of raindrops and another with images that constantly change. Brief biographies of artists such as Eero Aarnio, Ossip Zadkine, and Philippe Halsman are also provided, along with images of their works.

1. Art in People’s Life
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ART IN PEOPLE’S LIFE

5. Free Microphone Discussion
What is art?
• The aim of art is to represent not the outward appearance of things,
but their inward significance. Aristotle
• Fine art is that in which the hand, the head, and the heart of man
go together. ~John Ruskin
• Art is more than just a beauty. Art must create an emotional link
between artist and viewer, one that “infects ” the viewer. Leo
Tolstoy
• Art is something that makes us more thoughtful and well- balanced
humans. Shelley Esaak
• Art is making something out of nothing and selling it. Frank Zappa
• Art is something that is both functional and , hopefully, beautiful.
Shelley Esaak
• A man paints with his brains and not with his
hands. ~Michelangelo

6. Is Graffiti Art or Vandalism?

7. Graffiti is Vandalism

8. Graffiti is Art

9. Slonim Graffiti Art

11. Relaxation minute
Psychadelic Art

12. Relaxation minute
Psychadelic Art
If you look at
this cross for
some time,you‘ll
see the other
colour. What
colour can you
see?

13. ART AUCTION PERFORMANCE
Musicians (1924).

14. Sean Kenney

17. Norman Foster
a British architect

18. • He was born in 1935 in
Manchester
• Then Foster won the Henry
Fellowship to the Yale
School of Architecture,
where he met future
business partner Richard
• hi-tech became the main
style of his work

20. PENELOPE THOMPSON

21. Curriculum Vitae
• Family name: THOMPSON
Given name: PENELOPE
Date of Birth : 1964 / 05 / 13
Nationality : Australian/ UK

22. "Dreamweaver" installation
"Images constantly flow and change - a bird,
a cloud, the wind, a fish are all connected.
Dreams and reality are all the same in the
mind's eye."

23. In "Raintrees" - the artist wanted to express the
feeling of the heavy, cool raindrops of the summer
rainy season in Korea.
“RAINTREES” INSTALLATION

24. Eero Aarnio

25. Eero Aarnio was born 21 July 1932 in Helsinki. He is a Finnish
interior designer, well known for his furniture designs in the
1960s, notably his plastic and fibreglass chairs. Aarnio's
designs used very simple geometric forms.

30. 9 September 1894 – 31 January 1967
Danish author and critic, was one of the leading
figures of the cultural life of Denmark between the
World Wars. In Denmark he is often referred to as PH.
Paul Henningsen

31. PH Artichoke

32. PH5 lamp

33. PH Grand Piano

34. OSSIP
ZADKINE
(July 14, 1890 - November
25, 1967)

35. WORKS OF ART
Musicians (1924). A couple (1921).

36. A village (1924).
A bar (1920).

37. Orpheus (1928).

38. WORKS OF ART
A musician. Muse.

39. Philippe
Halsman

40. Philippe
Halsman is an
American
photographer
who was born
on May 2 1906
in Riga.

41. Salvador Dali

45. Marilyn Monroe
Albert Einstein

46. Kareena Zerefos

47. Kareena Zerefos is a London
based artist, designer and
self-confessed daydreamer
with a pencil in her hand
who was born in 1983 in
Sydney.
”FLYING OWL”

48. MTV Gallery flyer - an exhibition
of illustrative works by Kareena
Zerefos.

49. “BEYOND THE
MENAGERIE
(WINGED)”
“Bumble Bee Girl”
“Elephant”

50. “Where the Wild Things Are”

51. Homework
• Find and write the information
for the blog about one of the
Belarusian contemporary artists

52. A Diamond Poem

53. Reflexion
• What useful information did you get
from the lesson?
• Describe the lesson in three words.
• What would you like to learn more?