The document discusses the subject and content of arts. It defines the subject of art as the foundation of a work, which can be a person, object, scene or event. Common sources of subjects include nature, history, Greek/Roman mythology and religion. Subjects can be representational, easily recognizing figures, or non-representational with no resemblance to real subjects. Content refers to the meaning or feeling conveyed and is linked to form. Content can be factual based on recognizable elements, conventional using established symbols, or subjective derived from the viewer's perspective and experiences.