art
- noun
- /ɑrt/
- Many people find solace in creating art as a way to express their emotions and experiences.
- contemporary art
- art history
- Southeast Asian art
And in doing so, they make both art and the world new.
- And in doing so, they make both art and the world new.
- You know, some people express it in art, but get it out.
- In terms of his legacy, The art of Ron Cobb.
- And where does that meet your art, right?
- It's an aesthetic piece of art made by me.
- I'm also quite interested in how the art makes me feel.
- And what I've learned is that great art doesn't explain itself.
- So even exposure to absurdist art can have this effect.
- He said, well, looking at art is work, right?
- He has created a custom piece of art for the podcast studio.
- I think that the best art comes from the deepest feeling.
- It's the first time that we really saw art and fashion meet.
- I don't see this new wave of art arriving.
- It's a piece of art that's beyond belief.
- And it's actually this book called The Art of NASA.
- Without a doubt, this painting is now an art restoration fail.
- Maybe we've had enough of performance art and its publicization.
Examples
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And in doing so, they make both art and the world new.
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That is the stance from which all great art should proceed.
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It's the first time that we really saw art and fashion meet.
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The world was changing and art needed to change too.
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Welcome to the art gallery.
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I think that the best art comes from the deepest feeling.
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It's a piece of art that's beyond belief.
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He has created a custom piece of art for the podcast studio.
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And what I've learned is that great art doesn't explain itself.
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We've got Luigi here to talk to us about art and artists.
Synonyms
An object like a painting or sculpture that people think is beautiful and made with skill
A painting or sculpture that shows an artist's idea
Things people make mainly to be beautiful and admired, like paintings or sculptures
A kind of work that shows beauty and ideas, like painting or sculpture
Idioms
Compounds
An object like a painting or sculpture that people think is beautiful and made with skill
A place like a building or website that shows paintings and sculptures for people to see and sometimes buy
Works made since the late 1800s that break traditional styles and use new ideas and techniques
A person who plans the look of a film, play or TV show, including sets, costumes and lights
A group of works of art such as paintings and sculptures kept or shown together
A group of people and places involved in making and showing visual art in a place or time
Art that people in a community make to show their traditional skills and customs like cloth or carvings
- Specialized
A style of art and building design from the 1920s and 1930s with bold geometric shapes and rich decoration
- Specialized
Creative work made by self-taught people outside the normal art world
A style of rock music with unusual sounds from jazz and classical, meant for listening not dancing
- Specialized
Work made by people without formal art training in a simple, direct style
A private college in New York City that teaches art, architecture, and engineering
- Slang
A community of young people who share and celebrate art and personal style online
A style of painting from 1950s France using free, irregular paint marks and abstract color
Pictures taken with a camera to show an artist's personal vision, not for news or sale
Decorative patterns in the milk foam on a latte made by pouring steamed milk into coffee
An art movement from the 1950s that uses very simple shapes and few colors in sculpture and painting
Art made by people without formal training that looks simple and childlike, often with bright colors
- Specialized
Art made by people without formal training that shows local traditions and everyday life
How Artistic
Surface Forms
Etymology
Art comes from Latin ars meaning 'skill', and because painting, music, and dance need special skill the word came to mean those creative works. That's why 'art' often means the paintings, music, or performances people value for their beauty or feeling.