This is Art Mr.White

 What is Art?


In my opinion this is a pretty hard question to answer, because there's just so many ways to answer. When I think of Art, I think of more than just oily paintings with strange looking people or beautiful scenery on them. I think of Art as everything around us. From Houses to roads, to AC generators, and even beautifully mowed lawns (the ones where the lines are really visible). I think that of art. Every single invention from the time that man discovered fire to when Scientists thought it was a good idea to spend their time creating a new color instead of anything else useful (seriously was there nothing else better to do?). I think that when I think of Art. When I go to museums to look at the intricate sculptures, to the cool car shows in Detroit, to even concerts. Art surrounds me. Art is everywhere. But I really haven't answered the main question have I? What is Art? That is the question, the truth is, its the friends we made along the way. 


JK


Let me actually answer the question now instead of edging. To me, art is a form of expression. A way to show others what kind of person you are without using things like everyday language. It's a way to express emotion that has no name or cannot be described. And this makes sense, poetry is a form of art but not a lot of people like it because they have different ways of expressing themselves or different perspectives on art. Cars are also a form of art, and of course, not everyone likes cars or are a car maniac either. It really depends on the person but the definition of art, at least to me, is pretty much universal. In fact, if you looked through other blogs here, they'd probably same something similar. Humans have a tendency to express themselves one way or another, regardless of whether other people are meant to see it or not. And I think that's what makes art really cool, it is absolutely subjective. No one really has the right to tell you what art is either, but it is still your choice on whether you want to believe it or not. 


TLDR: Art is a form of expression. Something that makes us human. We're all good at something and its making art, which differs for everyone. Art is Art. 

Yoooooo last blog post. ts so sad fr icl. 






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