Art and its audience
Art is an sounding board for its audience its the assumption relationship between the artist and its audience where ever artist and the aesthetic art work is considered seriously its natural for that artist to taken seriously .so its the task of audience to take the artist serious but for the artist he have to take his art serious rather than the audience . The artist and the audience depend on each other for their role artist is the creator of the art but audience is the viewer or recipient of artist's artwork .
Probably the most established known workmanship, the cavern canvases from Lascaux and Altamira, presently have an overall crowd. At the time they were painted, all things considered, not very many individuals saw them. It is accepted that these works of art were made by shaman as a feature of some mystical chasing custom like what the shaman of some crude clans actually never really daze states. This sort of workmanship is proposed stringently for a restricted crowd. Its motivation isn't to show imaginative ability however to apply supernatural control over chased creatures (it is accepted) or to communicate some other profound reason. A ton of purported crude craftsmanship has work other than being appreciated albeit unexpectedly it is profoundly valued by numerous cutting edge authorities.
There is the view that the crowd finishes the work. A piece of work is done fundamentally to convey a thought, feeling, idea, or experience. Somebody ought to be there to get it. I'll address this point more top to bottom sometime in the not too distant future.
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