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Introduction to Expressive 

Culture
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 Basic Concepts  of Expressive  Culture www.ras tas eed.com

 Social Functions of Art

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Basic Concepts of Expressive Culture

Expressive Culture
• Learned and patterned ways of creative activities that 
include art, leisure, and play

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• This covers how people express themselves creatively in 
dance, music, song, painting, sculpture, pottery,  cloth, 
storytelling, verse, prose, drama, and comedy

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Definition of Art • Ethno‐aesthetics ‐ local cultural definitions of what art is; 


• The application of imagination, skill, and style to matter,  it is the appreciation of art within its own culture
movement,  and sound that goes beyond purely the 
practical
• Ethno‐aesthetics analysis ‐ process of using art to answer 
• A kind of play that is subject to certain culturally  multiple questions about the culture such as 
appropriate restrictions on form and content interest/intent of the artist, the climate when the piece 
• The creative use of the human imagination to interpret,  was made, composition/ materials used, and history of 
express and enjoy life the artist

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Art Forms Folk Art versus Fine Art
• Graphic art ‐ this includes painting, drawing, sculpture,  • Fine arts ‐ large‐scale art created by a formally trained 
weaving, basketry, and architecture artist
• Decorative art ‐ this includes interior design, landscaping, 
gardens, costume design, and body adornment  such as 
hairstyles, tattooing, and painting
• Performance art ‐ this includes music, dance and theater
• Verbal art ‐ this includes poetry, writing, myths, telling 
stories (folklores), and jokes
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Picasso’s Guernica

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Basic Concepts of Expressive Culture Social Functions  of Art

Folk Art versus Fine Art • Social control and resistance ‐ art is used to legitimize 


• Folk arts ‐ small‐scale art created by artist with no formal  political leaders or government  actions; at the same time, 
training it may be a site for resistance and political contestation

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Social Functions  of Art Social Functions  of Art

• Entertainment ‐ provides emotional gratification for  • Social Integration ‐ art forms in any given society reflect 


individuals ‐ to release emotional energy of artist and  the major cultural themes and concerns of the society. 
evoke pleasurable emotional responses from the viewers Some examples of this kind art include the following:

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Social Functions  of Art

• Education ‐ art provides a sense of identity for members 
of a community;  it identifies group boundaries, teaches 
people the value of their traditions and the importance 
of ceremonies

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