Artist and artisans

• Man is given an?

  Man is given an avenue to better understand the world in which he lives through engagement in art and culture
• Who are the first artists?

  Cavemen were the first artists and their art were like "representations" of their perception of their surroundings
• What are artisans?


  artisans, also referred to as craftsmen
• In the medieval period (13th to 15th century) towns had?


  towns had formalized groups of artisans who took on a particular specialization or trade:

  textiles and glass workers

  carpenters

  carvers

  masons

  armorers

  weapon-makers

  etc.
• Artisans commit to?


  artisans commit to a particular trade, developing immense skill and expertise in their craft. They form guilds and sometimes produce manuals.
• Master artisans do what?


  Master artisans hire apprentices. This was a way of transferring knowledge and skills.
• In the Philippines, artisans were employed by?

  FRIARS.

  To copy religious images to propagate fate

  
  

  Each locality had a characterizing style or feature in the way depictions were made.
• Renaissance ushered in pivotal changes: Enumerate the 3 of them


  • The transformation of the artisan to an independent artist
  • The widespread patronization of secular art
  • The assertion of cognition, will, and individuality
• What is this? Who made this and where is it from?

  Aristonothos krater

  "Aristonothos made" translation

  Greece

  
• What is this and who made it and where?

  Greece

  Sophilos Dino

  "Made by Sophilos"

  
• Who made this and what is it?

  Pieta, Michelangelo Buonarotti

  
• The artist's studio was the artist's?

  Personal Space

  Studiolo - negotiations with patrons took place

  Bottega = actual work took place
• Art salons and academies became popular as?


  as it not only supported the production of art but also the discourse around it.
• Criticism and analysis were?


  Highlighted as integral aspects of art engagement
• What is the difference between an artist and an artisan?


  Artisan:

  • Skilled workers who employ skill, talent, and experience in creating functional objects such as weavers, carpenters, potters
  • Focuses on UTILITY with AESTHETICS

  Artist:

  • Perform creative art, products are visually pleasing, for the enjoyment/appreciation of the viewer with no apparent functional value
  • Focuses on AESTHETICS and CREATIVITY
• Other players in the world of art: Enumerate five

  CURATORS

  BUYERS

  COLLECTORS

  BUYERS AND COLLECTORS (RELATIONSHIP)

  ART DEALERS
• What is the role of a curator?

  The role of the curator is more in the interpretation and development of the artwork(s) of the collection(s) through establishing the significance, relationship, and relevance of these materials
• Curators are expected to?


  Curators are expected to have the ability to research, write, and make layout decisions for the display and hang of materials for exhibition.
• What are buyers?


  Buyers are those who initially assess and survey the artwork that collectors are interested in. They oversee the sale on behalf of the collector.
• Collectors are?

  Arbiters of taste; a key player in the making or breaking an artist's career or shape the course of a museum's collection.
• buyers and collectors4 reasons on buying art

  Acquire artworks for a variety of reasons:

  • For appreciation and enjoyment
  • To safeguard and preserve
  • For investment
  • TO communicate a way of life/lifestyle
• Art Dealers are those?


  Those whose direct hand is in thee distribution and circulation of the artworks - through direct sales, galleries or auction houses.
• Who is the artist in focus?

  Apo Whang OD