Exploring Unique Art Forms: Art Day January 17
Why January 17 is Art's birthday
In 1963 French artist Robert Filliou suggested that about 1 million years ago, on January 17, a dry sponge fell into a bucket of water which formed art. He believed that before this art didnt exist.
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Mosaic
A mosaic is the name of the pattern or image which is formed with the use of small regular or irregular pieces of colored stone, glass or ceramic. These pieces are held in place by plaster or mortar.
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Calligraphy
Calligraphy reminds us that there is also beauty in
handwriting styles. This art form is achieved by writing with a deliberate and artful style.
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Abstract Art
This art form is often viewed as a form of modern art which is open to meaning. This is due to the fact that the art usually does not project a clear picture or literal meaning.
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Land Art
This art form uses natural landscape and projects the creation on a large-scale. An example of this is Robert Smithsons Spiral Jetty.
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Light Art
Light is an immersive and interactive element and adds endless possibilities to the world of art. An example of this form can be as simple as the fairy lights installed in your room.
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Bioart
This form blends science and art. Bioart takes living organisms or biological materials and presents them in a creative formation. Sculptures made from growing bacteria are an example.
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Food Art
Edible decoration has become a trend for gift giving. This art form often uses fruits and vegetables, and they are cut and arranged. An example of this is edible boutiques.
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