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Artist and Artisan Report
Artist and Artisan Report
- a person with the talent and the skills to conceptualize and make creative works.
What is an artist?
-an artist is a person who performs all forms f creative arts. It is believed that through art the
artist can create a change in society.
Renowned artist
Vincent van gogh: starry night
-Ducth post impressionist painter who is among the famous and influential figures in the
history of western art.
Michelangelo di lodovico Buonarroti simoni: creation of adam
He was known simply as Michelangelo, was an Italian sculptor, painter, architect and poet of
the high renaissance born in the republic of Florence, who exerted an unparalleled influence
on the development of western art.
Importance of an artist – artist are the most important members of the society because they
help us to envision our thoughts that may not be tolerated by our society.
According to Leonardo da vinci “ art is the queen of all sciences communicating knowledge to
the \
generations of the world’’.
Art is an excellent way toward self-expression and self-exploration, regardless of
whether you are the one producing or enjoying art.
Artisan is essentially a manual worker who makes items with his or her hands, and who
through skill, experience and talent can create things of great beauty as well as being
functional.
Artistic value
Artist- the object has a clear artistic value
Artisan- the object has an artistic value
Artistic value involves those valuable properties artists commonly try to imbue in
their works and that critics and appreciations commonly look for or seek out
Functional value
Artist- the object has no functional value
Artisan- the object has a functional value.
Object
Artist- the object has a lot of aesthetic value and is appreciated for this quality as it pleases
the individual.
Artisan- the object though utilitarian (has function) has certain aesthetic attributes to it.
Clothing design.
Furniture making (also called cabinet making)
Homeware design (such as Knifemaking)
Watchmaking / Clockmaking.
Food production.
Tool making.
II- Sculpture
A. Stone – the hard substance formed from mineral and earth material.
B. Jade- a fine green stone which is used widely in ancient China.
C. Metal- includes any of a class of elementary substances as gold, silver, or
copper, characterized by ductility, conductivity, and peculiar luster.
D. Bronze- a by-product of metal consisting of consisting of copper and thin, and
is one of the most universally popular metals and sculptures.
E. Brass- an alloy of copper and zinc, although not popularly used because of its
limitations as a medium.
Show a picture of stone jade metal broze and brass
III.Music
A. Strings- instrument that produce sounds through vibrating strings, and are played
either by plucking, bowing or striking.
B. Winds- instruments that produce sounds through air blow into a tube through a
mouthpiece.
C. Brass- these are similar to winds. The distinction lies in the kind of sounds they
make, as brass instruments usually make bright or deep sounds, not because they
are made of brass.
D. Percussion- instrument that produce sounds through striking or beating. Percussions
usually serves as the backbone of any musical ensemble.
Show pictures of strings winds brass and percussion.
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