3.5 Influence of Art on Society

• What does the influence of art on society refer to?

  Shaping cultural values
• Art can shape society by influencing attitudes, behaviors, and perceptions
• What are the two primary roles of art in society?

  Shape and reflect
• Impressionist art reflected the rapid industrialization and urbanization of the 19th century.


  True
• Art during the Civil Rights movement amplified the struggle for racial equality
• What social issue does Picasso's 'Guernica' reflect?

  The horrors of war
• Banksy's graffiti art comments on contemporary social and political issues.


  True
• Art has the ability to reflect and capture social changes and movements
• Order the dual roles of art in society:

  1️⃣ Shapes society

  2️⃣ Reflects society
• The Impressionist movement reflected the rapid industrialization and urbanization
• Art during the Civil Rights movement amplified the struggle for racial equality
• Art shapes cultural values by depicting ideals and narratives
• Art-related tourism boosts local economies through visitor spending
• Art can drive social change by shaping public discourse


  True
• How does art shape public discourse and drive social change?

  By capturing the zeitgeist
• Art serves as both a mirror and a catalyst for change
• Match the key period in art history with its social impact:

  Renaissance Art ↔️ Shifted values to humanism

  Impressionist Art ↔️ Captured urbanization and modernity

  Modernist Art ↔️ Challenged traditional norms

  Civil Rights Art ↔️ Amplified racial equality
• Impressionist art captured the fleeting experiences of urban life, reflecting modernity
• Match the artwork/movement with its reflection of social change:

  Guernica by Pablo Picasso ↔️ Horrors of Spanish Civil War

  Feminist Art Movement ↔️ Women's rights movement

  Banksy's Graffiti Art ↔️ Contemporary social and political issues

  Ai Weiwei's Installations ↔️ Human rights and individual freedom
• How does art generate economic activity through tourism?

  Attracts visitors to cultural sites
• Art and cultural attractions contribute to tourism revenue by encouraging spending on hotels and restaurants.

  True
• The buying, selling, and trading of artworks is a multi-billion dollar global industry
• Art can shape public discourse and drive social change
• Match the art movement with its social or political impact:

  Feminist Art Movement ↔️ Advocated for women's rights

  Banksy's Graffiti Art ↔️ Comments on inequality

  Ai Weiwei's Installations ↔️ Reflect freedom of expression
• Art can mold attitudes, behaviors, and perceptions by depicting certain ideals.


  True
• Order the following contemporary examples of art influence by their primary social or political impact:

  1️⃣ Banksy's subversive street art comments on inequality

  2️⃣ Pop Art movement shaped consumerist culture
• Art can reflect the existing social, political, and cultural conditions of a society.


  True
• During the Renaissance, art shifted from religious themes to humanistic ideals, shaping values around rationalism
• What did Modernist art challenge in the early 20th century?

  Traditional societal norms
• Order the following art periods based on their social impact:

  1️⃣ Renaissance Art

  2️⃣ Impressionist Art

  3️⃣ Modernist Art

  4️⃣ Civil Rights Art
• The Feminist Art Movement challenged traditional gender roles
• What themes do Ai Weiwei's installations reflect?

  Human rights and freedom
• Art can only reflect social conditions and cannot shape them

  False
• Renaissance art shifted from religious themes to humanistic ideals
• Modernist art aimed to preserve traditional societal norms

  False
• Match the artwork or movement with the social change it reflected:

  Guernica by Pablo Picasso ↔️ Spanish Civil War

  Feminist Art Movement ↔️ Women's rights movement

  Banksy's Graffiti Art ↔️ Social and political issues

  Ai Weiwei's Installations ↔️ Human rights and freedom of expression
• Rationalism in Renaissance art emphasized reason and scientific exploration


  True
• The art market is a multi-billion dollar global industry
• Match the artwork or movement with its social or political impact:

  Guernica by Pablo Picasso ↔️ Amplified anti-war sentiment

  Feminist Art Movement ↔️ Advocated for women's rights

  Banksy's Graffiti Art ↔️ Drove public discourse on inequality

  Ai Weiwei's Installations ↔️ Reflected themes of human rights
• Match the artwork or movement with its social/political impact:

  Guernica by Pablo Picasso ↔️ Reflected the horrors of war

  Feminist Art Movement ↔️ Challenged traditional gender roles

  Banksy's Graffiti Art ↔️ Comments on contemporary social issues

  Ai Weiwei's Installations ↔️ Reflects human rights and freedom