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    ART-APPRECIATION

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    The Artist and His Studio

    Before the Renaissance Period, artworks were left unsigned.

    Artist claiming authorship for their works by affixing their mark onto the surfaces of their paintings were a
    big milestone in the history of the artist.

    Studio- personal space of the artist.

    Two segments: Studiolo - meant a kind of a study, a room for contemplation which was separated
    from the rest

    and Bottega- was introduced to describe the workroom,

    In France, on the other hand, academies and art salons become popular as they did not only support the
    production of art but also the discourse around them.

    During the latter part of the 1800’s, artist began to question the merits of the stringent artistic training
    and education, but it was during the 1900’s that art was truly liberated from the traditions of the past.

    Other Players in the World of Art

    In Howard S. Becker’s Art Worlds, he asserted that “all artistic work, like all human activity, involves the
    joint activity of a number, often a large number of people.

    The work always shows signs of that cooperation.

    There is an assumption that an artist works in solitary; that the only time the external world is allowed it
    would be when the work is displayed ad when in circulation.

    Administrative/ Managerial Roles:

    For independent artist, those outside the wing of the gallery as a “stable artist”, sometimes require the
    assistance of an artist manager in order to manage their career and sometimes to help them in promoting
    themselves to the art world as well.

    Curator

    The role of the curator is more of the interpretation and development of the artwork or the collection
    through establishing the significance, relationship and relevance of these materials. It is also expected of
    them to have the ability of research and write, as an arbiter of design and layout and deciding for the
    display and hanging of materials for the exhibition.

    Collector
    Is someone who not only appreciates art but knows art, understands its behaviour and patterns,
    becoming a key player in making or breaking an artist’s career or shaping the course of a museum’s
    collection.

    Art Dealers

    Those whose direct hand is the distribution and circulation of the artworks through a variety of means,
    such as direct sales, through galleries, and auction houses.

    They are expected to have a specialization in art form, style, medium or period; market trends and even
    the interrelationships of the other key players in the art world.

    Museums

    Are mandated to fulfill is the display of artworks for the education of the public and the appreciation of
    these objects.

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