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    The document discusses institutional theory of art, which holds that something is a work of art if it is designated as such by the artworld institution. The artworld institution is made up of agents like artists, critics, curators, and art historians who have the authority to determine the status of an object as a candidate for appreciation. According to the theory, becoming recognized as an artist is similar to becoming a member of a professional institution like the Catholic Church or becoming a licensed dentist or engineer. The requirements to be considered an artist by the artworld institution include having skills, training, education, exhibitions, and acknowledgement within art history books and media.

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    The document discusses institutional theory of art, which holds that something is a work of art if it is designated as such by the artworld institution. The artworld institution is made up of agents like artists, critics, curators, and art historians who have the authority to determine the status of an object as a candidate for appreciation. According to the theory, becoming recognized as an artist is similar to becoming a member of a professional institution like the Catholic Church or becoming a licensed dentist or engineer. The requirements to be considered an artist by the artworld institution include having skills, training, education, exhibitions, and acknowledgement within art history books and media.

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    The document discusses institutional theory of art, which holds that something is a work of art if it is designated as such by the artworld institution. The artworld institution is made up of agents like artists, critics, curators, and art historians who have the authority to determine the status of an object as a candidate for appreciation. According to the theory, becoming recognized as an artist is similar to becoming a member of a professional institution like the Catholic Church or becoming a licensed dentist or engineer. The requirements to be considered an artist by the artworld institution include having skills, training, education, exhibitions, and acknowledgement within art history books and media.

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    INSTITUTIONAL

    THEORY OF ART
    Institutional Theory
    ( George Dickie ,Arthur Danto )

    Part 03
    ART as an Institution in the society.

    Art
    A Part 01

    George Dickie
    1. Something is a piece of art if it is an
    artefact

    2.When person acting on behalf of a


    certain social institution has conferred the
    status of candidate for appreciation
    A Part 01

    Arthur Danto

    1. Something is a work of art if it is has a


    subject about which projects some
    attitude or POV has a style by means of
    rhetorical ellipsis
    ARTWORLD

    Constituted by a community of
    agents, who are engaged in c
    onferring a certain status to ob
    jects, which is that of being a c
    andidate for aesthetic appreci
    ation
    ARTWORLD

     Artist
     Art Critics
     Art historians/ Educators
    People in the position of power  Art patrons/ curators
     Art museums/ galleries
     School/ clubs
     Art awards
     Recognition/ popularity
     Art journals
     TV/ newspapers
    For something to become an
    art is like for someone to
    become a dentist or an

    ..
    engineer;

    ART
    For someone to become an
    artist is like for a person to
    become a member of the
    Catholic church and rise to the
    Slide / 7 hierarchy;
    Becoming an Engineer must;

    Work
    Work in
    in a
    a Company
    Company

    Pass
    Pass the
    the Board
    Board Exam
    Exam

    College
    College Graduate
    Graduate

    High
    High school
    school Graduate
    Graduate

    Elementary
    Elementary Graduate
    Graduate

    Slide / 8
    Becoming a Dentist must;

    Consider
    Consider a
    a Specialization
    Specialization

    Obtain
    Obtain Licensure
    Licensure

    Earn
    Earn Dental
    Dental Degree
    Degree

    Take
    Take Dental
    Dental Admission
    Admission Test
    Test

    Bachelor’s
    Bachelor’s Degree
    Degree Program
    Program
    to become an

    ART
    A

    Part 02 Creativity
    01
    Part 03 Skills
    02

    03 Engagement

    Acknowledgement
    04
    How to be the people in the institution of the Catholic Church

    Pope
    Pope

    Cardinal
    Cardinal

    Bishop
    Bishop

    Priest
    Priest

    Deacon
    Deacon

    Seminarian
    Seminarian
    Requirement to
    become an
    ARTIST
    A

    Part 02 Artist Education Requirement


    Step 01

    Part 03 Artist Training


    Step 02

    Step 03 Advanced Education

    Advancement in the field


    Step 04
    Leonardo da Vinci (1452 – 1519)

    Slide / 13
    To be recognized as an artist by the Artworld- Institution, a person must:

     Must have skills and talent


     Must be studying in an art school
     Must be a member of art organizations
     Must have artworks exhibited in museums and or galleries
     Must be mentioned in books, media, and art history
     Must be well known
     Must have a revolutionized art
     Check modifications if valid.

    Slide / 14
    A things becomes
    ART
    if it is acknowledge as an art by the
    ARTWORLD

    Slide / 15
    World
    World of
    of Ordinary
    Ordinary objects
    objects Artworld
    Artworld
    Part 01

    Part 04
    Non- Art Art
    L
    TWITTER
    F
    FACEBOOK
    X H
    YOUTUBE SKYPE

    Non- Art Art


    Slide / 17
    Non- Art Art
    Slide / 18
    THANK YOU !
    GROUP
    GROUP 8 8
    Guera,
    Guera, Czarice
    Czarice Keith
    Keith C.
    C.
    Noriel,
    Noriel, Jean
    Jean Rosette
    Rosette R.
    R.
    Valina,
    Valina, Sarah
    Sarah

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