Definition Of Art Analysis

Before evaluating the arts, there must be a definition of arts and a purpose for its creation. The Arts is an expression or application of human creative skill and imagination, typically in a visual form, it is a result of inspiration from the spiritual and ethical values. Spirituality refers to the measure of how willing we are to allow grace some power greater than ourselves to enter our lives and guide us along our way whereas ethics deal moral principles that govern a person's behavior or the conducting of an activity. Art is transformative it is another way to communicate. It tends to rely more on an effort to move people emotionally, instead of logically. Art influences feelings and can change the perception of the art consumer about

A person who has strength in both logic and creativity has always been praised as an enriched mind. Understanding art can bring about emotions and thoughts that can be both positive and harmful. It is easily understood, then, that these feelings can affect our decisions and actions in real life. The art can, therefore, become animate or alive, in a sense. The viewer causes a manifestation of the inanimate art from the paper or the stage or the canvas into a new and living creation. Art can be both dark and joyful. Art imitates life, and subsequently, life imitates art. The outcomes of these imitations can both be good and bad. One good effect from art is the simple emotion of joy that it can be brought about. Some of the happiest moments in life originate from emotions brought about by art. Every time you hear a catchy tune that makes you get up and dance, it is a result of the art. The composer wrote the music with the intentions of making the listener move. The dancer can’t help but smile as they move in sync with the rhythm of the

Craftsmanship is completely neglected, all the more so because the modern technology: computers, video systems, photography, and means of telecommunication enables easy expression by just pressing the button. What comes into the front plan is the human being, its mental structure, suggestiveness, behavior, affecting the environment. New art forms are coming into being which are neglecting aesthetics and are approaching THE ETHICS.

In concluding this topic it can therefore be said that for an art to be transformative it is a function of the spiritual and ethical value of the artist, the artist is required to allow a greater power within himself along with moral values to interact with the well being in order to transform the art but if that artist isn’t transformed or doesn’t have inspiration, that artist will need to be transformed before he can transform the