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    Binalonan, Pangasinan

    Second Semester, A.Y. 2021-2022

    Name: OBEDOZA APRIL JOY LOPEZ

    Course and Year: BSA 3-A

    ASSESSMENT NO. 2

    A. Answer the following questions.

    1. Who makes art? Do you think artists have innate ability or acquired skill (or both)? Explain also your
    answer.

    Any human being is capable of making art, but in general people who make art are artists. Many people
    see beautiful things as art, natural things like the sunrise or a flower, and sometimes we make them into
    our own kind of art. Artists aren’t necessarily born as artists, some people are born artistic, some aren’t,
    but both become greater artists by training. Art is not something you can perfect, it’s a constant learning
    process. But generally, the artistically inclined learn faster and thus become better faster than those

    who aren’t. Artistic skill is innate but is expressed in the form of artworks depending on encouragement
    from parents, teachers, media, and friends.

    Artists have an innate ability to create art, but it takes skill and practice to become a skilled artist. A
    genius can be a great artist but there needs to be something to feed that potential for greatness. Skill is
    not something that just happens. The raw talent and potential can be there, but if there is no practice, it
    will only just be potential.

    2. What is the difference between a museum and gallery?

    Museums and art galleries use entirely different business models to fund their operating costs and make
    money. The purpose of an art museum is to share a range of artworks with the broader public.
    Museums focus on education and awareness, so they will often receive public funding to help them
    make the arts more widely available to the general public.  While the primary purpose of an art gallery is
    to display artwork that is for sale. Of course, you can still visit many art galleries to enjoy art without
    purchasing it. However, the artwork on display at a gallery is for sale, unlike artwork at a museum. The
    money a gallery earns from selling art is used to run the gallery business. 

    Usually, a museum is owned by a local government or organization and not a single individual, which is
    why many museums are free or have a low entrance fee. Galleries are more often owned by individuals
    and are private. Typically, the person who runs a gallery has to create and fund the gallery on their own,
    while museums often change who’s in charge and are run by a board of directors.

    B. Choose a local or foreign visual artist (painter, sculptor, architect, filmmaker, craftsman,
    photographer, fashion/interior/costume designer, etc.) whom you know and inspire you with his
    work/s. Fill in the needed information about him/her in the table below. Attach also his/her photo
    and one of his artworks.  

    PASTE HERE A PHOTO OF YOUR CHOSEN ARTIST      PASTE HE RE A PHOTO OF HIS/HER ARTWORK

    Name of the artist CASEY SHANNON

    Place or Country of Origin CALIFORNIA

    Type of Visual Art (sculpture, painting, architecture, PAINTING


    photography, filmmaking, etc.)
    Art Period (Classical Period, Renaissance Period, CONTEMPORARY
    Contemporary, etc.)

    Notable Artwork/s THE WAY

    Why did you choose this artist? How did he inspire you with Because She shines a beacon of hope for us with her
    his work?
    triumphant spirit and passion to create art in spite of
    tremendous challenges. She experienced a massive brain-stem
    stroke, she was in rehabilitation for eight years. This
    remarkable artist, who has turned a tragedy into triumph,
    credits her art as being an integral part of her healing process.

    Reference (link) https://pixels.com/featured/3-the-way-casey-shannon.html

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