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“color co-ordinaters”
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[the visual arts are ‘art forms’ such asβ¦]
‘ceramics’
‘drawing’
‘painting’
‘sculpture’
‘print-making’
‘design’
‘crafts’
‘photography’
‘video’
‘film-making’
‘architecture’
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*many ‘artistic disciplines’ (such as ‘performing arts’, ‘conceptual art’, ‘textile arts’) involve aspects of the ‘visual arts’ as well as ‘arts’ of other ‘types’*
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(also included within the ‘visual arts’ are the ‘applied arts’, such as…)
‘industrial design’
‘graphic design’
‘fashion design’
‘interior design’
‘decorative art’
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(current usage of the term “visual arts” includes ‘fine art’ as well as the ‘applied decorative ‘arts’ + ‘crafts”, but this was not always the case)
(before the ”arts’ + ‘crafts’ movement’ in ‘britain’ (and ‘elsewhere’) at the turn of the ’20th century’, the term ‘artist’ was often restricted to a person working in the ‘fine arts’ (such as ‘painting, sculpture, or printmaking) and not the ‘handicraft’, ‘craft’, or ‘applied art’ media)
(the distinction was emphasized by ‘artists’ of the ”arts’ + ‘crafts’ movement’, who valued ‘vernacular art forms’ as much as ‘high forms’)
(‘art schools’ made a distinction between the ‘fine arts’ and the ‘crafts’, maintaining that a ‘craftsperson’ could not be considered a ‘practitioner’ of ‘the arts’)
(the increasing tendency to privilege ‘painting’ (and to a lesser degree ‘sculpture’) above other ‘arts’ has been a feature of ‘western art’ as well as ‘east asian art’)
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(in both ‘regions’, ‘painting’ has been seen as relying to the highest degree on the ‘imagination’ of the ‘artist’, and the furthest removed from ‘manual labour’ β in ‘chinese painting’ the most highly valued styles were those of “scholar-painting”, at least in theory practiced by ‘gentleman amateurs’)
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(the ‘western hierarchy of genres’ reflected similar attitudes)
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