Art enjoyment is spoilt by efforts to make it more 'academic'
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Posted on: 11/09/09 at 04:26:24 GMT by lwilde
When one has training in the academic aspects of art one can have a deeper appreciation of the genius behind what one is seeing.
Posted on: 12/06/07 at 21:19:00 GMT by jkiefer
Academic approaches to both doing and learning about art do not spoil the enjoyment of art--if those approaches are properly designed. Art history is a different kind of understanding--neither better nor worse than the less academic viewpoint. Academic approaches to studying art are only a detriment when students are asked to do art like someone else--rather than in their own way. In short--art enjoyment is only spoiled if the educational experience falls short.
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