Art, asked by Anonymous, 9 months ago

is there any profession there which requires science and arts ( painting knowledge or knowing about artists ) both in one if you will give right answer I will choose brainliest spam is only allowed if you give anything relatable no extra words please answer Thankyou​

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Answered by imrinku2004
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Answer:

The assumption that art (making images) was once decorative and is now communicative of social and political ideas is not accurate. Art has not gone through a lineal process from simple to complex.

Human's have always made images for many reasons: decorative and communicative , emotional, etc. Human beings must communicate to each other.

What some people call making art (drawing, painting, etc. ) is a 'subset' of making images. We use images for a wide spectrum of purposes mainly because we have eyes to see. Humans must communicate with each other. Express their thoughts and reactions.

Art uses visual shapes/forms, colours, lines, to create meaning. Sometimes these 'meanings' are shallow..that is, the image is lacking in conceptual complexity.

Humans vary in the meanings that they are able to attribute to these forms..all depends on what humans know about them.

Art has not moved from decorative to 'communicative' This in not 'recent'.

Humans have used always used their abilities to create images for social engagement and political motives from the beginning of their existence. Some people just call that activity art.

Making images were never used solely for decorative purposes. Making images were also used to communicate ideas.

Answered by stu8516
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Answer:

Multimedia Specialist, Film Director, Curator, Product Designer, Art Director, Museum Director, Art Teacher, Art Therapist, Medical Illustrator, and Systems Designer.

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