General Studies at NSG What good are the arts?. A2 Scientific and Cultural Domain question: Explain how two of the following creative activities contribute.

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General Studies at NSG What good are the arts?

A2 Scientific and Cultural Domain question: Explain how two of the following creative activities contribute to our understanding, as well as our appreciation, of the more pleasant aspects of life such as happiness, love, beauty and friendship. You must select two from the following: a) architecture b) photography c) the screen d) fashion e) sculpture f) music g) painting h) the stage i) writing [50 marks] [50 marks]

What is a work of art? ‘Art’ as we understand it did not exist before the C18th Music, paintings and sculptures were produced by ‘artisans’ i.e. skilled tradesmen People have always artistically decorated themselves with clothing and makeup. Does that mean that everyone is an artist? Write down your definition of a work of art

Is art only to be found in galleries, theatres and concert halls? Do academics and critics have a greater appreciation of what is and what is not art?

Is ‘high’ art superior? Is opera superior to hip hop? Are paintings in galleries superior to advertising images? Are bronze and marble superior to pottery? What makes Picasso with his brushes an artist but not you with your makeup brushes? Can ‘high art’ only be appreciated by the select few? Add responses and supporting statements to the following:

Do the arts make us better? Does art make us more civilised, happy and loving? Does art not just emphasize obedience, duty, service, superiority and inferiority?. Nazi art Tomb of the unknown soldier

Greek and Roman art from 550 BCE to 100 AD What purposes did it serve?

More Roman art Is it artistic or pornographic?

Can art lead people to behave in rebellious ways? Can we learn important lessons from art? Should art be censored?

Is literature superior to the visual arts? 1. Does literature develop more complex images and ideas? 2. Does a book provide better value for money? 3. Are books more accessible? 4. Is painting more immediate? 5. Is sculpture more accessible? Give a response and supporting statement

Explain how two of the following creative activities contribute to our understanding, as well as our appreciation, of the more pleasant aspects of life such as happiness, love, beauty and friendship. HAPPINESS LOVE BEAUTY FRIENDSHIP MUSIC PAINTING SCULPTURE SCREEN WRITING Feed back! Feed back! What is your definition of a work of art?

Q: What is a work of art? One answer is: ‘A work of art is anything that anyone has ever considered a work of art.’ John Carey, formerly Merton Professor of English, Oxford University Your definition is correct!

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