VICTORIANO,VANESSA F.

BS-PSYCH

1. Art should involve experience, cite an example wherein art is being experienced in our
daily living.
 Art surrounds life, all people in every location, without us being aware of it. It is a huge
part of our culture, which shapes our ideas, and vice versa, and provides us with a
deeper understanding of emotions, self-awareness, and more. Almost everyone has
some form of art in their home a painting, a framed photograph, and even the main
layout and design of a house is art. Art can make a community more beautiful. It also
makes the places we visit and spend time more interesting. 
2. "Art will always be present because human beings will always express themselves and
delight in these expression" Explain this statement.
 Art is important because it is what brings meaning and purpose to humanity. For me, art
is a testimony of the human condition. It encompasses all our struggles, joy, tantrums,
sadness, love, beauty, hatred, questions every aspect of humanity, of the way in which
we perceive our world can be expressed artistically and also Art is important because it
makes you feel beauty of freedom. It is free expression of human mind and senses.

3. Why does Albert Einstein stated that Knowledge is derived from imagination?

 This is applicable in our day to day life. In our childhood we love listening story. We try
to see the story through our imagination. Sometime we are the hero and play a great
role in that story. While reading story we visualize the whole story and feel love, Joy and
sorrow.

4. What can be the possible reasons why dance can't be considered as an art?

 Dance is the art of body movement. Dance is any one prescribed sequence of such
movements, or the music to which it is performed. Dance is the way to express. It's not a
sport ofcourse it's an art. Choreography always have done on rhythm & lyrics. Like an
artist, choreographer arrange dance steps to create a beautiful dance performance.

5. Explain Kant's belief that Beauty can be universal despite its subjectivity
 Kant believes he can show that aesthetic judgment is not fundamentally different from
ordinary theoretical cognition of nature, and he believes he can show that aesthetic
judgment has a deep similarity to moral judgment. For these two reasons, Kant claims he
can demonstrate that the physical and moral universes – and the philosophies and forms
of thought that present them – are not only compatible, but unified.