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Instrumentalism

Instrumentalism. By Masafumi , Gade , Anita . What is Instrumentalism?.

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Instrumentalism

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  1. Instrumentalism By Masafumi, Gade, Anita

  2. What is Instrumentalism? In art, instrumentalism is the philosophy that claims artworks do or should do something in the world beyond simply being beautiful or decorative. Instrumentalists value artworks that, through their naturally aesthetic means, call us to action in the world.

  3. Development of Instrumentalism The theory Instrumentalism existed around 18th century. Around 1908, the world was experiencing huge political changes. How people sconceptualizethe world changed.

  4. Development of Instrumentalism Instrumentalism, the variety of pragmatism, developed by John Dewey during this period

  5. Characteristics of Instrumentalism • Instrumentalism requires that art move people to act for the betterment of society • Instrumentalism finds excellence, not in the form itself, but in the degree to which an artwork or aesthetic performance can stimulate people to make some conceptual change or undertake some action that has a bearing on the social world.

  6. Theory of Instrumentalism---Contextualism Instrumentalist Theory- A form of contextualism, an art theory, which helps shed light on our life experiences and social issues.

  7. Famous InstrumentalismArt I The United War Work Campaign Adolph Treidler (http://fineartamerica.com)

  8. Famous InstrumentalismArt I Adolph Treidler was born in 1886 in Colorado, USA. He studied at the California School of Design in San Francisco and subsequently with Robert Henri in New York. By the time he had fulfilled his career, he had done covers for most major magazines.

  9. Famous InstrumentalismArt II Jean-EugèneBuland (http://images.fineartamerica.com)

  10. Famous InstrumentalismArt II Jean-EugèneBuland(1852–1926) was a French painter.

  11. Famous InstrumentalismArt III Wake up, America Jon Mcnaughton (http://imgur.com/)

  12. Famous InstrumentalismArt III Jon McNaughton is an artist living in Utah. Since 2009, he has churned out absurd paintings depicting the Founding Fathers as devout Christians, and several paintings highly critical of Barack Obama.

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  16. How/why is our artwork Instrumentalism? This is our product This is the real food at BISS

  17. Bibliography • (artist)http://cheribarrett.blogspot.com/2012/06/instrumentalist-theory.html • 2. (what instrumentalism is)www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Instrumentalism • 3. http://highered.mcgraw-hill.com/sites/0072508647/student_view0/glossary.html • 4. (http://www.udel.edu/art/rmarquez/416/barrett_criticizing_art.pdf)

  18. Thank you for your time!

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