What Are the Arts and How do We Respond to and Evaluate Them?

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Viktor [21]3 years ago

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This is not specific enough, but I will still try my best answering.

Art simply defined is the creation of something.

Art is usually made by an artist who can be very skilled or gifted in creating that form of art.

Here are a few known forms of art:

- painting

- sculptures

- pottery

- music

- broad way acting

-creative writing

- poetry

So you asked how do we respond to the arts and how do we evaluate them?

Art critics are people who specialize or who has a career in evaluating and interpreting art.

And then we have emotions feelings and opinions which also control how we respond to art.

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