THE NATURE AND CHARACTERISTICS OF MODERNIZATION IN ART.

Babu K

Abstract


Modernization of Art takes place when an artist with great imagination involves in creation through experimentation. The existing values which have been accepted for the past several decades are experimented and evaluated again and again during new process for modernization. Modernization has unique characteristics based on the objectivity to which it is targeted. There was no Art School that a talented person could attend until the Thirteenth Century, when a formal teaching method to teach art was formulated. Modernization of art education is a result of sensitive processes took shape with influences of society from where it took formation caused for its survival.


Keywords


Modernization, Comparison, Experiment, Research, Society, Creativity, Artist, Teaching, Imagination, Aesthetics.

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