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aesthetics

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    1. Aesthetics The study of the nature and value of art that guides us toward intelligent opinions about art.

    3. Aesthetician A person who studies or writes about the nature and value of art. Career possibilities could include: - Museum Director - Art Journalist - Education Director at an art museum - Journalist/Author - Philosophy Professor - Curator - Gallery Owner Red Grooms, Jackson in Action, 1997, Pop Art

    4. Five Philosophies of Aesthetics Realism Formalism Expressionism Instrumentalism Institutionalism

    5. Examples of Imitationalismin 20th Century Art

    6. Realism refers to art that focuses on things being realistically represented.

    9. Examples of Formalism in 20th Century Art

    10. Formalism places the emphasis on the design qualities (the elements and principles) in a work of art.

    11. Formalism places the emphasis on the design qualities (the elements and principles) in a work of art.

    12. Formalism places the emphasis on the design qualities (the elements and principles) in a work of art.

    13. Examples of Expressionism in 20th Century Art

    16. Examples of Instrumentalism in 20th Century Art

    19. Examples of Institutionalism in 20th Century Art

    22. Institutionalism focuses on unconventional works of art that can only be identified as works of art because they are placed in a museum or gallery.

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