WONDERFUL ART

 

The Wonderful of Art

    Hello there! welcome to this page, where you can find some interesting facts about art. I also hope that this page can help you in knowing some about art. Ok, let's we start!

So, what do you think about art?

1. Definition of Art

Basically, art is a work that has a very meaningful meaning behind the work, such as dance, painting, carving and so on. Beside that, for more information about art. Art includes many human activities in creating visual, audio, or expressing imagination, the technique of making it, to appreciate its beauty or emotional strength.

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Art has its own types and definitions

Here are several types of definition of art.

- Painting : Painting is one of the derivative forms in art that will create two-dimensional works of art to get a certain impression.

- Drawing : Drawing is an activity of forming an image, making certain patterns on the surface of the media by processing strokes from drawing tools.

- Music : Music is the science or art of arranging tones or sounds in sequences, combinations, and temporal relationships to produce compositions (sounds) that have unity and continuity.

(according to KBBI)

- Dance : Dance is a rhythmic body movement that is performed for certain purposes, and expresses the expression of the soul. resulting in an element of beauty and deep meaning.

And many more.

2. Leonardo da Vinci

    Leonardo da Vinci. yes, who does not know the character of one of the popular artists on this one? Or is it your first time knowing him? So, who's Leonardo?

    Leonardo di ser Piero da Vinci better known as Leonardo da Vinci, was an Italian artist during the Renaissance. He is often referred to as a pioneer of art, and is considered one of the greatest painters in

history. one of them is the Mona Lisa Painting. his most famous work and is the most popular human portrait ever made.

According to the source of the information obtained. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonardo_da_Vinci

    Leonardo was born on April 14 or 15, 1452 in the city of Vinci. The city is located in the valley of the River Arno in the territory of the Republic of Florence ruled by the Medici. He was the illegitimate child of Messer Piero di Antonio da Vinci, a wealthy notary from Florence, and a country woman named Caterina, identified as Caterina Buti del Vacca and most recently as Caterina di Meo Lippi by historian Martin Kemp.

    He died on May 2, 1519 (age 67) Amboise, Touraine (now Indre-et-Loire, France). Da Vinci was not only an artist, he was also a scientist, mechanic, and inventor. In the sketch, there is a design drawing of an airplane and an upward propulsion engine.

In addition, here are some more information about drawing, painting.

3. Drawing

    Drawing is an activity of forming an image, making certain patterns on the surface of the media by processing strokes from drawing tools.

Technique :

a. Silhouette (block)

    A technique of closing the image object by using one color so that it gives the impression of a silhouette (block).

An example of Pointillism technique

b. Shading 

    Made by incising a pencil, or other tools in the form of repeated lines that give the impression of light-darkness, gradation, or the impression of dimension.

c. Wet Sweep (aquarelle)

    Wet sweep technique can use materials with a mixture of water on paper, cloth, or other media.

d. Dussel (rub)

    Drawing technique by rubbing so that it gives the impression of dark-light or thick-thin.

e. Pointillism

    A method or technique of drawing or painting by using dots to form an object.

4. Painting

Painting is one of the derivative forms in art that will create two-dimensional works of art to get a certain impression.

Technique :

a. Pointillism (dots)

    A way of painting that applies different dots in a pattern to form a picture.

b. Tempera (tempra)

   Drying method on permanent painting media consisting of colored pigments mixed with a water-soluble binder, such as turmeric.

                                  An example of Tempera technique

c. Placard

    How to paint with acrylic paints, watercolors, and oil paints with thick or thick strokes of color so that the results look dark or cover up.

d. Aquarelle

    Using watercolor material with thin color strokes so the results are translucent.

e. Spray

    Painting with watercolors that are sprayed with a sprayer (usually used for visual advertisements).

Finally we are at the end of our material!

At the end of the material on this page, we will discuss about art exhibitions.

5. Art Exhibitions

    The word exhibition can be interpreted as a show, spectacle or something that is shown is static or silent. Art exhibition is an activity to show works of art to other people or the public in order to get feedback and evaluation.

    Art exhibitions can be divided into two, based on the type of work and the number of participants.

Based on the type of work, exhibitions can be divided into two, namely homogeneous and heterogeneous exhibitions.

    Homogeneous exhibition is an activity showing one type of art work, example : ceramic exhibition, Batik exhibition, Sculpture exhibition.

On the other hand, heterogeneous is an activity that shows many works, example: exhibitions of handicrafts, weaving, carving, and so on.

Based on management science, processing activities that involve many people can use the following steps.

a. Planning

b. Organizing

c. Acting

d. Controlling