How art can help you analyze - Amy E. Herman
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Date: 2020-08-22
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Sining
catharsis. reminder of things that we maybe forget to appreciate and value. to suggest a concept or idea. to question norms. maybe to give some people who aren't that good in speech and written communication a new language to speak through and to express. to bring order or to create more confusion. to suggest an answer or to raise more questions. to make our mind work and give something for our brain to be utilized apart from philosophy and the sciences or math. the need or desire to feel or to have different emotions once for a while. to escape from reality and be entertained. to relax or to worry. and maybe to give the people with less problems something to problem with if they hate dealing with numerical problems or societal ones. to make our minds travel into different places and culture or to past while trying to fit in other's shoes, worldview, and mindset, and maybe to be more careful and empathetic. to be a vehicle or way to express our unexplainable ideas, desires, concerns, issues, emotions, failures, and dreams or wonder and awe. to keep us having culture and personal identity as an individual that is unique within a diverse society but still similar in some ways with one another. to let us appreciate the history of our world, our present, how we got here, and where will we go. and to record culture and history in a visual language, written literature, or music and tradition. Art and culture most of the time can't be isolated form one another, for art is within culture. As culture is influential to society and people and to events in both past and present, so as art. For me, these are some of the reasons why the arts are significant.
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catharsis. reminder of things that we maybe forget to appreciate and value. to suggest a concept or idea. to question norms. maybe to give some people who aren't that good in speech and written communication a new language to speak through and to express. to bring order or to create more confusion. to suggest an answer or to raise more questions. to make our mind work and give something for our brain to be utilized apart from philosophy and the sciences or math. the need or desire to feel or to have different emotions once for a while. to escape from reality and be entertained. to relax or to worry. and maybe to give the people with less problems something to problem with if they hate dealing with numerical problems or societal ones. to make our minds travel into different places and culture or to past while trying to fit in other's shoes, worldview, and mindset, and maybe to be more careful and empathetic. to be a vehicle or way to express our unexplainable ideas, desires, concerns, issues, emotions, failures, and dreams or wonder and awe. to keep us having culture and personal identity as an individual that is unique within a diverse society but still similar in some ways with one another. to let us appreciate the history of our world, our present, how we got here, and where will we go. and to record culture and history in a visual language, written literature, or music and tradition. Art and culture most of the time can't be isolated form one another, for art is within culture. As culture is influential to society and people and to events in both past and present, so as art. For me, these are some of the reasons why the arts are significant.
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Eris
This is a terrible explanation with a multitude of red-herring ramblings that conflate the ideal.
Here is the summary:
Viewing art trains critical thinking and analysis. It trains us to take notice of what is present and absent in a scene and form conclusions off of that. These analysis skills help us work with others to form a complete picture, or convey our ideas to others through focusing on crucial points.
These skills and their effects are pertinent to every day life no matter who you are (the focusing on specific career fields is ridiculous)
Was that so hard, TED-Ed?
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This is a terrible explanation with a multitude of red-herring ramblings that conflate the ideal.
Here is the summary:
Viewing art trains critical thinking and analysis. It trains us to take notice of what is present and absent in a scene and form conclusions off of that. These analysis skills help us work with others to form a complete picture, or convey our ideas to others through focusing on crucial points.
These skills and their effects are pertinent to every day life no matter who you are (the focusing on specific career fields is ridiculous)
Was that so hard, TED-Ed?
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Rebecca
When I was a little child I would always stare at the pictures of a book. I would look at the patterns of certain illustrations and the backgrounds, people or creatures, the place and even down to the little shadows. I looked at everything! Even now I find myself getting sucked into images getting a feel for it. So now, I find myself observing everything, all of the time! I would wonder why. but now I have an idea. Wonderful, it all makes more sense now. I do think that this can really help people to analyze better.
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When I was a little child I would always stare at the pictures of a book. I would look at the patterns of certain illustrations and the backgrounds, people or creatures, the place and even down to the little shadows. I looked at everything! Even now I find myself getting sucked into images getting a feel for it. So now, I find myself observing everything, all of the time! I would wonder why. but now I have an idea. Wonderful, it all makes more sense now. I do think that this can really help people to analyze better.
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Kai
I'm an artist and i'm pretty sure you don't need art to figure this stuff out. People who try to explain why art is important are always so dramatic and absurd. They want people to think art is important so they make up reasons that don't really make sense. Art is important for personal expression. It's good for conveying ideas. It's good for historical records. But it's not the soul way we can do things. Id hardly call police records in need of art education.
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I'm an artist and i'm pretty sure you don't need art to figure this stuff out. People who try to explain why art is important are always so dramatic and absurd. They want people to think art is important so they make up reasons that don't really make sense. Art is important for personal expression. It's good for conveying ideas. It's good for historical records. But it's not the soul way we can do things. Id hardly call police records in need of art education.
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Maxim
Why people don't understand this video? In this video they didn't tell you that if you don't watch art you're no good to your job they just tell you that if you study art from a young age you will have a sense of observation that will help you in your future job not only that the art helps people in other jobs like psycology at a young age when children can't speak and art can help to observ in they're paintings they're feelings.
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Why people don't understand this video? In this video they didn't tell you that if you don't watch art you're no good to your job they just tell you that if you study art from a young age you will have a sense of observation that will help you in your future job not only that the art helps people in other jobs like psycology at a young age when children can't speak and art can help to observ in they're paintings they're feelings.
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Tyler
I never knew that art had so many real world applications in fields I'm really interested about. Even if I'm making a decision on what to wear for the day. I have to pay special attention to minor details about the weather like how the sky looks, If it seems cloudy but just over cast it might not rain but if its very dark and feels humid outside there might be a good chance that it's going to rain.
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I never knew that art had so many real world applications in fields I'm really interested about. Even if I'm making a decision on what to wear for the day. I have to pay special attention to minor details about the weather like how the sky looks, If it seems cloudy but just over cast it might not rain but if its very dark and feels humid outside there might be a good chance that it's going to rain.
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Madelaine
The second candle is missing its reflection, no? The reflection could be behind the reflection of the clock, but then again, how could it? The first candles' reflection is approxomately 1 cm from the original candle, so the second candles' reflection should also be 1 cm away. Maybe the candle doesn't exist. The candle and the train is an illusion maybe.
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The second candle is missing its reflection, no? The reflection could be behind the reflection of the clock, but then again, how could it? The first candles' reflection is approxomately 1 cm from the original candle, so the second candles' reflection should also be 1 cm away. Maybe the candle doesn't exist. The candle and the train is an illusion maybe.
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James
I think some people are missing the point. Think of this explanation as the advertisement to why people from different professions should be interested in art. It helps improve their analytical skills yes, but it also does much more.
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I think some people are missing the point. Think of this explanation as the advertisement to why people from different professions should be interested in art. It helps improve their analytical skills yes, but it also does much more.
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Csar
I'm mot sure seeing art teaches you to be creative, or how to investigate. Why is people always trying to attach some practical ability to seeing paintings instead of just enjoy them as we enjoy music, dancing or watching a movie?
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I'm mot sure seeing art teaches you to be creative, or how to investigate. Why is people always trying to attach some practical ability to seeing paintings instead of just enjoy them as we enjoy music, dancing or watching a movie?
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Carime's
Although I will admit this seems a little far-fetched, I'm still going to use it for one of my Essay's arguments, which is that art helps people analyse.
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Although I will admit this seems a little far-fetched, I'm still going to use it for one of my Essay's arguments, which is that art helps people analyse.
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