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This is a question that is surrounded by debate.
On one hand, some people believe that a work of art can mean anything, and that its meaning is never constant. The work of art's meaning lies within the beholder, so essentially there are infinite meanings.
However, on the other side, people believe that there is a singular inherent meaning that the artist laces within the work. That, the single meaning is what the artist makes it.
personally, I think it's the later.
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Art for art's sake is emerging in Russia and China true or false?
true
What materials does Heather Knight use in her art work?
She only uses porcelain.
Who decides what a work of art means?
The artist decides what it means to them when they are making it, but the viewer interprets it in a way that has significant meaning to themselves.
Although art can be just about anything there is one defining features that connects all works of art ever made What is it?
art always has meaning.
What transform a mere garment into work of art?
Transform mere garment into a work of art
What is the meaning of art of art's sake?
This expresses a philosophy that the intrinsic value of art, and the only "true" art, is divorced from any didactic, moral or utilitarian function.
What mean conceputal art mean?
what the meaning of conceputal art means is about the true meaning of art
Is the god face that people know is true?
As nobody has seen god, those we see of Jesus are art work only.
Can can be achieved by placement of elements in a work of art?
true
What is Another word for meaning of art?
line work
Unity can be achieved by placement of elements in a work of art..?
True
Can unity be achieved by placement of element in a work of art?
true
Can unity be achieved by placements of elements in a work of art?
true
Unity can be achieved by placement of elements in a work of art.?
true
Which of the statements in art is not true?
To determine which statement about art is not true, it would depend on the specific statements provided. Generally, misconceptions about art may include the idea that only certain styles or mediums are considered "real" art, or that artistic value is solely determined by commercial success. Art is inherently subjective, and its value and meaning can vary widely based on personal interpretation and cultural context.
Is it impossible to fully apprehend a work of art without participative experience with that work?
True
Separate components work together to contribute to the wholeness of a work of art.?
Yes.
