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    What Is Art And What Is Their Classification?

    "Art has been defined as a vehicle of expression or communication of emotions and ideas, a means to explore and appreciate the formal elements of the interior itself, and mimesis or representation."

    What is the art?

    Artists, philosophers, anthropologists, psychologists and programmers have used the notion of art from the perspective of their own fields, giving definitions considerably very different from each other. Moreover, it is clear that even the basic meaning of the term "art" has changed several times over the centuries, and continues to evolve during the 20th century .

    Most people do not take into account the representation of a Brillo Box or a store to buy urinals as a form of art until Andy Warhol and Marcel Duchamp, respectively, put these objects in an art context (eg, in a gallery art), which was associated with a form of how art could be defined.

    The art can refer to anything done by someone considered an artist. Even the definition of artist has evolved over the years and has varied depending on the context . In Ancient Greece, the term for art was " techne ", even though that word does not denote art in the modern sense was applied to human activities, especially for craft and technical work.

    It is estimated that the oldest art forms were music and poetry, considered these people as divinely inspired. Eventually, the idea of art was expanded to include literature, visual art, the art of acting, and decorative art. But what exactly is art?

    How art classified?

    Traditional art and contemporary encompasses such diverse activities as architecture, music, opera, theater, dance, painting, sculpture, illustration, drawing, prints, ceramics, photography, movies , Literature…

    All these activities are commonly referred to as " the arts " and are classified into several categories superimposed as: fine arts, visual arts, visual arts, decorative, applied and action . However, there is constant disagreement in this classification, despite being the most generally accepted.

    Fine arts

    plastic arts

    Decorative art

    Performance art

    Applied Arts