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On PaintingChinese stress the importance in the lines,while The Western artists focus their attention on color.Japanese and Korean painters love the use of colors. In China,The Sung painters produced one of the most powerful landscapes in Chinese art,with strangely shaped mountains close to a mysteroius mist; and man is always in a pose of a meditation. Nature is always present in Chinese art.The artist has studied the drawing of trees,in particular the bamboos and pines. Calligraphy and Philosophy are also present on the paintings. |
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On PhilosophyThere is an energy that rule this Universe. Western philosophy try to find their answers with the intellect;using reasoning as a tool for the truth of things. |
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Van Gogh and Japanese prints |
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Opera : WesternOpera in italian is called "opera lirica" or Lyric work. Lyric is defined for "appropriate song". In ancient times the Greek Theatre had a strong musical component. Typically the verses written for the chorus---which serve as moral teacher that made commentaries upon the action----were set to Music. But the first great Operatic Composer was Claudio Monteverdi (1567-1643). His first Opera was Orfeo based on a myth of Orpheus and Eurydice was produced in the court of Mantua in 1607.Monteverdi used a particular singing forms that remain aprt of Opera today, with changes evolving the centuries, best known as "Aria "(air), a song sung by one singer. The recitative was one of Monteverdi's greates technical innovations. |
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Opera: EasternTheir colors on the performers's faces symbolize many characteristics of their Mtyh. This style of Opera is more a pantomime; an Opera or play without words, in which the actors or performers express themselves by gestures. On the background of the stage the music is being played with a very few instruments that is not familiar for our Western Opera. Opera was played for the court. |
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The bamboo |
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Haiko PoetryThis type of poetry was new for the Western Poets. Early 20th century, Erza Pound wrote many haiko poems. |
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Modern ArtWhat about the Eastern Art? Are they exploring the same questions like the Western Modern Art? Do they still follow the tradition in imitating their ancestors? |
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ribbleton 25-Oct-07, 03:53 |
Modern Art. Its future directionIf time is infinite change is infinite and art cannot run out of subject matter or the infinite ways of ways of production of art value at the artist’s disposal. Art is one peculiar way of understanding human behavior and there will be no end to this knowledge as successive waves of avant-garde and increasing understanding of different cultures testify. Art will continue to enlarge the scope of individual freedom by expanding awareness of our options for action and for novel forms of human relationships. |
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ribbleton 26-Oct-07, 03:37 |
What about the Eastern Art?Western art these days has been very much tainted by speculations of psychiatric institutions into human behavior and try to represent the somber fear that if the instincts are not controlled civilization will fall into chaotic disarray. Once the shackles of the fears of appearing ‘mentally unhealthy’ have been broken western art can get back to what it does best which is to highlight the convergence between reason and romanticism in its artistic depictions |
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Nirvana -HeavenHeaven, the place to be resurrected after death.Our good actions on earth takes our soul to such place. |