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  • Formāts: Paperback / softback, 568 pages
  • Izdošanas datums: 16-Jan-2014
  • Izdevniecība: Kendall/Hunt Publishing Co ,U.S.
  • ISBN-10: 1465240292
  • ISBN-13: 9781465240293
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  • Formāts: Paperback / softback, 568 pages
  • Izdošanas datums: 16-Jan-2014
  • Izdevniecība: Kendall/Hunt Publishing Co ,U.S.
  • ISBN-10: 1465240292
  • ISBN-13: 9781465240293
New Third Edition Now Available! Art. What is Art? Where is it? Who makes it? Why is it created? By analyzing art forms throughout history created from both traditional and nontraditional media from around the world, the authors attempt to explore these complicated questions. Understanding Visual Artforms in Our World is designed for the novice who seeks an introduction to the visual arts and current art-related issues. It provides an opportunity for all to develop a deeper understanding and appreciation for art. Understanding Visual Artforms in Our World by Kimberly Anderson and Jenny Carson: * Includes basic vocabulary, simple explanations of fundamental concepts, as well as descriptions and diagrams of materials, processes and techniques. * Presents art history and theory in a straightforward and accessible manner. * Is organized thematically and includes maps, tips for writing about art, as well as directions for composing formal analyses and research papers.
Contributing Authors ix
About the Authors xiii
Acknowledgments xiv
Part 1 The Basics
Chapter One What Is Art?
3(27)
Defining Art
3(6)
Expanding the Definition
4(2)
Defining Art Today
6(3)
Aesthetics: A Primer
9(11)
Aesthetics and Beauty
15(5)
Is There One Standard of Good Taste?
20(10)
I Don't Know Much About Art, But I Know What I Like
20(3)
Kitsch: Trash or Treasure?
23(1)
Is Kitsch Bad?
24(6)
Chapter Two Composition
The Elements of Art
30(22)
Line
30(4)
Shape and Mass
34(2)
Light, Value, and Color
36(7)
Space
43(2)
Texture
45(3)
Motion, Time, and the Temporal Arts
48(4)
The Principles of Design
52(11)
Balance
52(3)
Contrast, Emphasis, and Focal Points
55(1)
Rhythm
55(2)
Unity and Variety
57(2)
Scale and Proportion
59(4)
Chapter Three Style
What Is Style?
63(1)
Artistic Approaches to Representation
63(10)
Naturalism
63(1)
Naturalism vs. Realism
64(1)
Trompe L'Oeil
65(2)
Idealism
67(1)
Idealism vs. Naturalism
68(2)
Stylization
70(1)
Abstraction
71(1)
Nonobjective Abstraction
71(2)
Style in Context
73(11)
Cultural and Period Style
73(2)
Regional Style
75(3)
Group Style and Personal Style
78(1)
Style and Cultural Convergence
79(5)
When Is it a Period, a Style, or a Movement?
84(3)
Chapter Four Two-Dimensional Artforms, Materials, Media, and Processes
Drawing
87(4)
Drawing Media
88(2)
Drawing Today
90(1)
Painting
91(2)
Traditional Painting Techniques
93(7)
Encaustic
93(1)
Fresco
94(2)
Tempera
96(1)
Oil
96(1)
Watercolor
97(2)
Acrylic
99(1)
Printmaking
100(7)
Relief
101(1)
Intaglio
102(4)
Lithography
106(1)
Screenprinting
106(1)
Collage
107(3)
Fiber Arts
110(3)
Photography
113(7)
Uses for Photography
116(1)
Photography and "Reality"
117(1)
Photography as Art
118(2)
Film
120(6)
Sound and Color in Film
122(2)
Film as Art
124(1)
Animation
124(2)
Digital Art
126(9)
Chapter Five Three-Dimensional Artforms, Materials, Media, and Processes
Sculpture
135(17)
Subtractive Processes
136(4)
Additive Processes
140(12)
Kinetic Sculpture
152(1)
Mosaics
152(3)
Conceptual Art
155(1)
Earthworks and Eco Art
156(2)
Performance Art
158(1)
Installation Art
159(3)
Architecture
162(25)
Architectural Styles
163(1)
Structural Systems
164(19)
Green Architecture
183(4)
Chapter Six Looking at and Interpreting Art
Looking at Art
187(9)
Connoisseurship
187(3)
Formalism
190(2)
Formalism and Modernism
192(4)
Iconography
196(5)
Social and Cultural Analysis
201(3)
Biographical Analysis
204(3)
Psychoanalytic Interpretation
207(3)
Feminist Analysis
210(6)
Marxist Analysis
216(2)
Gay and Lesbian Theory
218(1)
Postcolonial Analysis
219(8)
Chapter Seven A Brief History of the Role of the Artist in Society
The Artist as Spiritual Medium
227(2)
The Artist as Craftsman or Craftswoman
229(7)
The Artist as Divinely Inspired Genius
236(3)
Women in Renaissance Art
237(2)
The Artist as Scholar
239(2)
The Artist as Scientist and Engineer
241(2)
The Artist as Tragic Genius
243(3)
Outsider Art
246(7)
Folk Art
246(1)
Naive Art
247(1)
Visionary Art
248(5)
The Modern Artist
253(8)
Part 2 Categories and Themes in Art
Chapter Eight The Body
The Nude
261(8)
The Nude in India
262(2)
The Classical Nude
264(2)
The Nude in the Modern Era
266(3)
The Body and the Ideal
269(6)
The Ideal in China
269(1)
The Legacy of Ancient Greece
270(1)
Challenges to the Ideal
271(4)
The Body as Supernatural
275(7)
Sepik Art
276(2)
Christianity and the Body
278(2)
The Maori
280(2)
Portraiture
282(8)
Portraiture and Power
283(3)
Traditions of Portraiture
286(2)
Self-Portraiture
288(2)
The Body as Medium
290(5)
Chapter Nine The Environment
Our Animal Nature
295(5)
Landscape
300(19)
Landscape Painting in the Ancient World
300(1)
Landscape as an Emerging Genre in Europe
300(2)
Landscape Painting in Asia
302(4)
Landscape and Light
306(2)
Landscape and Emotion
308(2)
Cityscapes
310(5)
Landscape and the Exotic
315(2)
Landscape and Abstraction
317(2)
The Artist and the Environment
319(16)
The Artist's Garden
320(3)
Earthworks and Land Art
323(3)
Eco Art
326(1)
The Earth as Medium
327(3)
The Environment and Counter-Culture: Burning Man
330(5)
Chapter Ten Religion and Spirituality in Art
Holy Places and the Order of the Cosmos
335(11)
Prehistory and the Ancient World
335(3)
Hinduism and Buddhism
338(2)
Judaism, Christianity, and Islam
340(3)
Pre-Colombian Civilizations
343(2)
Transcendentalism and Mysticism
345(1)
Divine Images and the Life of the Gods
346(9)
Human or Divine?
346(1)
Cult Statues and Religious Narratives in the Ancient World
347(2)
Sacred Images in Hindu and Buddhist Art
349(1)
Sacred Images in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam
350(5)
Images in the Modern World
355(1)
The Art of Death and the Spiritual Life
355(14)
Grave Goods and Ancestor Cults
356(2)
Memory and Transcendence
358(3)
Art and Religious Practice
361(8)
Part 3 The Art World: Buying, Selling, Collecting, and Exhibiting
Chapter Eleven Patronage
The Traditions of Art Patronage
369(6)
The Ancient World
369(3)
Court Patronage
372(1)
State Portraiture
373(2)
Patronage and Religion
375(2)
Private Patronage
377(5)
The Ancient World
377(1)
The Renaissance
378(4)
Middle Class Patronage
382(4)
Exhibitions
386(4)
The Salon
386(1)
Art Galleries
387(3)
Institutional Patronage
390(5)
Government Agencies
390(1)
Corporate Patronage
391(1)
Nonprofit Foundations
391(4)
Chapter Twelve The Museum
Early Museums: Private Collections
395(3)
Public Museums and Public Education
398(3)
World's Fairs and the Museum
401(7)
The Continuing Development of the Museum
408(3)
Benefits of Museums: Preservation, Conservation, and Restoration
411(4)
Chapter Thirteen Art Looting and Censorship
Art Looting
415(5)
Parthenon Marbles
416(1)
The Benin Kingdom
417(1)
Nazi Germany
418(1)
Iraq
419(1)
Censorship
420(7)
Appendix I Maps 427(10)
Appendix II Glossary 437(28)
Appendix III Workbook 465(62)
Bibliography 527(14)
Index 541