Truth (In Art)

Truth (In Art)

• An honest expression crafted into art.
• An honest revelation from viewing and interpreting art.

Beauty

Beauty (In Art)

• Those attributes that function as Charms; that is, charms are not necessarily part of the message, but they draw viewers attention to the art object.   
• Attributes that act as desire; those objects that gratify our wants and have a tendency to bias our appreciation of an art object.
• Attributes aligned with Nature; those objects in nature we believe to be pleasing.

Secret

Secret:  A thing revealed, but not shared.

Mystery

Mystery:  A thing not revealed

Creativity

Creativity

• A mode of thought that solves everyday problems, large or small.
• Works in conjunction with stored memory, faith, dream, myth and reason.
• The forge of human understanding and expression.
• Is engaged by the unknown and how far one is willing to stretch their imagination.
• Conventional thought associates with flashes of great insight, or the ability to form and generate unique communications.  

Art

 Art

• A manmade something used to communicate an expression, idea, or encounter.
• A communication.  The strength of which is determined by:
• The quality of the expression or idea.
• The quality of the craft.
• The best art allows someone:
•  To look beyond their self,
•  Experience something from the perspective of another,
• To be touched by their spirit. 

Culture

Culture

• The cultivation of human natural capacities.
• Cultivation of the mind.
• Learning of art, music and philosophy.
• The intellectual and imaginative products of such cultivation.
• The way of life of a group or a society.
• The complex whole which includes knowledge, belief, art, morals, law custom, and any other capabilities and habits acquired by man as a member of society
• Socially constructed and historically transmitted network of symbol systems and ideas.