1.1 Objectives of Art 1.2 Artist Specifications 1.3 Types of art 1.4 Art Roles 1.5 Evolution of the arts the art Art is considered a form of human expression, and a necessity of human necessities, whereby the individual's own needs are expressed and transformed into works embodied in pictures, shapes, and drawings, and it is divided into material arts, such as sculpture and drawing, and non-material arts, such as dance, music and drama, and the term artist is called For the person who can beautify society, through beautiful innovations and ideas that he makes. Art goals Developing and changing the reality of society for the better. Transforming the impossible into the possible, and unreasonable, by using its various tools. Spreading truth, beauty and creativity everywhere. Artist Specifications The term artist is used only for the person who has these characteristics: Intelligence, wide imagination, and a delicate feeling. Transparency and inspiration, and attract beautiful things to him. Predicting the future, and drawing a better picture of tomorrow. Truth and beauty, and turning the ugly thing into something beautiful. Art types Art is not limited to one direction but is divided into several types, namely: Visual Arts: The group of arts that use visual and visual media to produce various artworks, such as dance and singing. Fine Art: Classical works that contain sensation and beauty, and are taught academically in institutes and universities, such as painting and music. Plastic arts: crafting new things from nature, in an artistic and creative way, and reshaping materials and objects, called " plastic arts". Applied arts: crafts and skills that need beauty and a high sense of application, such as fashion design and furniture manufacture. Art roles A social role: transforming people's lives, sorrows and joys, into an artistic image. A historical role: recording historical achievements, championships of leaders and kings, and records of civilizational events. A traditional role: to evoke images from the past and transfer them to drawings and statues, to preserve them from loss and forgetfulness. Psychological role: expressing oneself, by converting all the intrinsic soul from sensations and feelings into sensual images, or a sculpted form. An educational role: consolidating good values through the practice of the arts, and distinguishing the good from the bad. The development of the arts Art has evolved through the ages, and has different and strange properties, as follows: Engraving on the rocks, drawing human conflicts with wild animals, drawing some symbols to decorate his residence and tools, and drawing on graves and palaces. Boldness and accuracy in drawing lines, splendor of colors and honesty of expression. Painting on pots, and painting murals on public buildings, with three dimensions and specific colors. Simulation photography that contains natural images, seas, and rivers, and is also famous for the pictures that represent daily life, and pictures of plants. Woodcarving, drawing geometric shapes, and straight lines. Draw circular lines and interspersed with floral motifs and colorful murals. Dancing, music, singing and composing. Writing novels, stories and authorship. Acting, drama and authorship of plays, series and films.
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