Wood Jeanne on mon 18 sep 00
Speaking of Picasso....
A quote attributed to him is:
"Emotion is the seed,
Art is the flower"
Works for me :-)
Jeanne W.
--- priddy wrote:
> no part of it can be set aside and the thing itself
> still exist.
>
> emotion is the desired effect
> creation is the required event
> expression is the objective
> ideation is the antecedent of art
>
> without an idea that is unique to the individual
> having it, it is
> not art, it is craft, an exercise, a sketch, an
> utterance....
>
> the difference between nice things that you would
> even pay good
> money to own and "art" is whether there is an idea
> behind it
>
> with a good idea, a motivation to get the idea in
> the hands of others,
> the capacity to create a manifestation of the idea,
> and the emotional
> reaction of the viewer and the creator to the
> experience of seeing the
> work...you get the art experience.
>
> Leave out any factor and you get other things, but
> not art.
>
> no emotion, it seems dead, intellectual
> no creation/craftsmanship, the idea is lost in the
> failed attempt
> no motivation to express, artists who never get
> around to making anything
> outside, so the art is only for themselves, a
> fine thing but not art
> no ideation, a thing like any of the other things
> that came before it
>
> it takes the whole process, no one part will make
> the art
>
>
>
> Carrie or Peter Jacobson
> wrote:
> > On the table, we have creation and emotion as the
> common thread for every
> > artist.
> >
> > I beg to differ. These are secondary. Expression,
> in my opinion, is the
> > common thread, no matter what kind of art.
>
>
> respectfully submitted,
> elizabeth priddy
>
> priddy-clay@usa.net
> http://www.angelfire.com/nc/clayworkshop
>
>
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priddy on mon 18 sep 00
no part of it can be set aside and the thing itself still exist.
emotion is the desired effect
creation is the required event
expression is the objective
ideation is the antecedent of art
without an idea that is unique to the individual having it, it is =
not art, it is craft, an exercise, a sketch, an utterance....
the difference between nice things that you would even pay good =
money to own and "art" is whether there is an idea behind it
with a good idea, a motivation to get the idea in the hands of others,
the capacity to create a manifestation of the idea, and the emotional =
reaction of the viewer and the creator to the experience of seeing the =
work...you get the art experience. =
Leave out any factor and you get other things, but not art.
no emotion, it seems dead, intellectual
no creation/craftsmanship, the idea is lost in the failed attempt
no motivation to express, artists who never get around to making anything=
=
outside, so the art is only for themselves, a fine thing but not art
no ideation, a thing like any of the other things that came before it
it takes the whole process, no one part will make the art
Carrie or Peter Jacobson wrote:
> On the table, we have creation and emotion as the common thread for eve=
ry
> artist.
> =
> I beg to differ. These are secondary. Expression, in my opinion, is the=
> common thread, no matter what kind of art. =
respectfully submitted,
elizabeth priddy
priddy-clay@usa.net
http://www.angelfire.com/nc/clayworkshop
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Richard Jeffery on tue 19 sep 00
he also said to a friend of mine who, as a student, spent some time in the
US and met {sorry, was in the same room as] him there:
"the smallest piece of clay that falls off my wheel onto the floor will be
worth more than anything you will ever do".
True statement? Yes
Evidence of his great awareness of self, and his secured commercial value?
Yes
Helpful, teacherly sort of thing to say to a young aspiring artist? Make
your own mind up.
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Behalf Of Wood Jeanne
Sent: 19 September 2000 04:35
To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
Subject: Re: "art" is a holistic process...
Speaking of Picasso....
A quote attributed to him is:
"Emotion is the seed,
Art is the flower"
Works for me :-)
Jeanne W.
--- priddy wrote:
> no part of it can be set aside and the thing itself
> still exist.
>
> emotion is the desired effect
> creation is the required event
> expression is the objective
> ideation is the antecedent of art
>
> without an idea that is unique to the individual
> having it, it is
> not art, it is craft, an exercise, a sketch, an
> utterance....
>
> the difference between nice things that you would
> even pay good
> money to own and "art" is whether there is an idea
> behind it
>
> with a good idea, a motivation to get the idea in
> the hands of others,
> the capacity to create a manifestation of the idea,
> and the emotional
> reaction of the viewer and the creator to the
> experience of seeing the
> work...you get the art experience.
>
> Leave out any factor and you get other things, but
> not art.
>
> no emotion, it seems dead, intellectual
> no creation/craftsmanship, the idea is lost in the
> failed attempt
> no motivation to express, artists who never get
> around to making anything
> outside, so the art is only for themselves, a
> fine thing but not art
> no ideation, a thing like any of the other things
> that came before it
>
> it takes the whole process, no one part will make
> the art
>
>
>
> Carrie or Peter Jacobson
> wrote:
> > On the table, we have creation and emotion as the
> common thread for every
> > artist.
> >
> > I beg to differ. These are secondary. Expression,
> in my opinion, is the
> > common thread, no matter what kind of art.
>
>
> respectfully submitted,
> elizabeth priddy
>
> priddy-clay@usa.net
> http://www.angelfire.com/nc/clayworkshop
>
>
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