according to him 80% generation y art purchasers acquired fine art

allow for deeper focus on particular aspects

allowed people to see indeed

are also seizing the cahnce to contribute

are an important part of any artist practice

artist challenge dominant and mainstream views

artist can be inspired by the artsit memories of particular time, place, or experience

artist are influeced by their understanding of the world

artist are aware of trends and issues

artist are influenced by their cultural identity

artist use their individual emotional, imaginative, or intuitive

artist understood as individuals whose practices is informed by their personal experiences

artist often use these techniques ti challenge mainstream

engaging the most creative minds of our day

dominated the asian regional art market

will only see through and believe in analysis

using appropriatiob and intertextuality

used to make sense of artworks, decipher code

used to interpret art from a personal or individual perspective

understood about feelings and emotions

the use if different signs and symbols

the people who view and comment on the artwork

the particular experiences of individuals based on their gender and or sexuality

proves that all artworks reflect some aspects

plays an equally significant role in the art world

play the ever malleable

one of the most influential critics of modern era

objects that convey ideas and conventions of artist

objects shaped by the technology of that time

objects reflect ideas and beliefs of a time and place

refers to the tume and place where the artist, audience, and artwork reside

refers to the rules and conventios that have been established

refers to how vakue, beauty, and taste

refers to how a diverse range of social groups

refers to debates currently happening in society

refered to shared knowledge, beliefs, laws

refer to the way individuals and institutions

proves that both time and place will greatly influence

postmodern artwork often deliberately use recognizable elements

personal beliefs and values reflected

own critical curators

objects that can be read like books for meaning

must be well informed and constantly aware of trends

may explore a specific perspective or point of view

may encourage audiences to consider and reflect on social

artworkd that explore human relationships with the environment

artwork representing human emotions

artist use experimentsl and innovative practices

artist understanding of socisl issues

artist may imagine new worlds, characters, objects, creatures

artist approach or philosophy in artmaking

art as a commodity incorporates ethereal notions

arrist might explore their personal experiences

are tools used to provide different perspectives or viewpoints

are people according to their common ancestry

are influence by their own social and cultural background

are groups of people with some common

are commercial enterprises that enable people to deal in art

are artworks inspired by the artist eligion

3 main areas to influence

visionaries who represent their ideas and beliefs

use their artmaking practice to comment on social

understanding the artwork and the artists social identity

traditional and mainstream ideas are challenged

to use ecleticism, irony, parody

this visual language includes signs, symbol and codes

this produces a buo pwer as they control the form if knowledge

this enables it to firm we visula regimes

this enables discipline whereby people's bodies

thinks that everything everything can be explaines and interpreted

they serve as an interpretive framework

these often include contested or controversial ideas

these may include race and ethnicity

these include historians and critics throughout history

these could include the five senses of vision

the world of movies, tv, music

the world is understood through personal experiences

the world can also include the world of imagination

the way subjectuve or personal concerns influence an artist

the way meaning us communicate in visual artwork

the way artist use particular materials and artmaking techniques

the vidual language used in the artwork

the strategies the artist uses to provoke personal

the frames

the elements of design and effectiveness of structure

the duties and role has become increasingly difficult

the bridge between the artist and the audience

the artists intentions in the artwork

the artist spiritual,psychological or emotional experiences

the acceptable ideas and conventions in that period that involves historical events

strive to fulfill a civic responsibility

signs, symbols and codes can be used in ways that are not immediately obvious

revolves around the inanimate items

representation is built upon the relationship

refers to what us represented in an artwork

may be shocked by an artist forms

mainstream and traditional values may be questioned

looks at the feelings and emotional responses

look at the feelings and emotional responses

it looks at the way the audience will attempt to understand the unique ideas