A photograph is usually looked at- seldom looked into.
Ansel AdamsTag: art photography art-appreciation
Treat a work of art like a prince: let it speak to you first.
Arthur SchopenhauerTag: art art-appreciation
In my young days I praised the master whose pictures I liked, but as my judgment matured I praised myself for liking what the masters had chosen to have me like.
Kakuzō OkakuraTag: art-appreciation okakura-kakuzō
No poet, no artist of any art, has his complete meaning alone. His significance, his appreciation is the appreciation of his relation to the dead poets and artists. You cannot value him alone; you must set him, for contrast and comparison, among the dead. I mean this as a principle of aesthetic, not merely historical, criticism.
T.S. EliotTag: art-appreciation intertextuality
For most people, art is only valuable if other people say it is; and artists are only worthwhile if they are either rich and famous, or dead.
Wayne Gerard TrotmanTag: art rich death dead artists value worth famous artistic art-appreciation valuable
Reading, like other types of art appreciation, is intensely personal. So what appeals to people is going to depend on who they are. It depends on what is happening in their life at any given moment. On what has happened to them over the course of their personal history and what makes them feel any number of things. The value of art, when it comes to being appreciated by the beholder makes the person consuming it part of that process. Failing to appreciate that integral part of the process is done at your own peril.
[*Pulls Ranty Pants Up* In Which Lauren Dane Discusses Art, Publishing, Trash and Writing What you Want, Blog Post, May 16, 2013]
Tag: reading art-appreciation
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