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The effects of art

The effects of art . By: antoinette smith. Art….

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The effects of art

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  1. The effects of art By: antoinette smith

  2. Art…. • Art has been a creative form of expression for almost as long as there have been humans on Earth. Art represents a perspective of the human soul that can't be explained with words. Some of the most celebrated art can be found in museums around the world. Though art education is a school subject, it's importance is rarely recognized.

  3. Demonstrates Different Perspectives • Art allows kids to see another person's perspective. This is bigger than most adults know. Children rarely have the ability to stretch out and understand the fact that other people have their own individual thoughts and opinions. So, seeing a Van Gogh's "Starry Night" may not seem like a picture perfect photo, but it's his perspective of the night time sky. Take this a step further by introducing art work from different cultures. Cultures differ in more than just clothing, language and food. Their entire way of life is different. Art opens up the world to kids and it's a positive insight they must have.

  4. Provides an Outlet for Expression • Kids are young and creative and haven't yet had the hand of reason thrust upon them. Their art work is pure and untouched, making every piece an original. Art can be a strong creative outlet for kids. They can paint a picture of their house, their family or what they want for Christmas. • The paintings are their perspective and they ultimately own the picture entirely. From the colors they choose, to the shapes they paint, the process of producing art is a work of art in itself.

  5. Builds Self Confidence • Art can positively effect a child by helping her build self confidence. Art isn't a place for competition, it's a place for reflection. Children can relax and enjoy what they do in art class. It enables kids to use their intuitive nature to bring out emotions before transmitting them to a visual form. It's hard to feel bad about your art work. It's free of judgment and criticism. Every student leaves feeling re-energized and better about herself.

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