What are the three main purposes of art?
I think it's communication, efficiency, and appeal
Am I right Please help fast
I'm sure if you asked this question of 20 different people, you'd have 20 different answers. Frankly, I don't see how efficiency is a purpose of art.
What does your text author say?
My text says: Design: the process of creating a plan for something while keeping in mind its purpose, audience, communication, efficiency, and appeal
I think opinions may vary. What does your text say? That will be the only "correct" answer - what the teacher/text author think.
Some say there are five purposes:
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That's a good definition of design. But your question asks about art.
Design and art may or may not be synonymous. I think art is something else. But, again, your text has the only answer(s) that will be considered correct, so go with it.
Thank you Ms.Sue and Reed
You're welcome.
Actually, while your response includes some important aspects of art, it does not quite cover the three main purposes of art. The three main purposes of art are often considered to be:
1. Aesthetic enjoyment: Art can be created to evoke an emotional or aesthetic response in the viewer. It is often made to inspire pleasure, beauty, or intellectual stimulation.
2. Communication: Art serves as a medium for expressing ideas, beliefs, messages, and emotions. It can communicate personal or societal narratives, challenge norms, or explore complex concepts that may be difficult to convey through other means.
3. Reflection and Self-expression: Art allows individuals to express their thoughts, emotions, and individual perspectives. It can serve as a form of self-therapy, helping individuals process their experiences or convey their identity.
To find this answer, I used general knowledge about the purposes of art. One way to explore this further is to consult art theory books, art history resources, or research articles that discuss the roles and purposes of art. These sources can provide more comprehensive and detailed explanations to enhance your understanding.