African Art 
.... funerary rituals. Masks are not made as
art-for-
arts-
sake; they have specific content and meaning in terms of culture. The aesthetics ....
(668
3
)
Symbolism of the Sowei Mask
.... funerary rituals. Masks are not made as
art-for-
arts-
sake; they have specific content and meaning in terms of culture. The aesthetics ....
(668
3
)
African Sowei Mask
.... funerary rituals. Masks are not made as
art-for-
arts-
sake; they have specific content and meaning in terms of culture. The aesthetics ....
(668
3
)
The Epa headdress
....
art historian Frank Willet argues that while African
art is religious and has a social function, there is also a component of "
art for
arts sake," in that the ....
(1466
6
)
The Epa headdress of the Yoruba Epa Festival
....
art historian Frank Willet argues that while African
art is religious and has a social function, there is also a component of "
art for
arts sake," in that the ....
(1466
6
)
ART VIEWING AND BRAIN POWER IN CHILDREN/ADOLESCENTS
.... Sylwester, R. (1998).
Art for the brain's
sake. Educational Leadership, 56(3), 31-35. ....
Arts Education Policy Review, 99(3), 28-36 Weiss, RP (2000b). ....
(1218
5
)
15th Century Patronage of the Visual Arts
.... the type of intensive patronage of the
arts found at .... part of the system in which the
art of Mantegna .... various artists' works for, more or less, their own
sake. ....
(648
3
)
The Art of the Psychotherapist
.... psychotherapist must master is the basic
art of meaningful .... argues that talk simply for the
sake of talk .... Once basic conversational
arts have been mastered, the ....
(1064
4
)
The Art of the Psychotherapist
.... psychotherapist must master is the basic
art of meaningful .... argues that talk simply for the
sake of talk .... Once basic conversational
arts have been mastered, the ....
(1052
4
)
Creating the Culture of Art
....
art,
art must be created for its own
sake; the artist .... Developments in discipline- based
art education (DBAE): From
art education toward
arts education ....
(1661
7
)
The industrial revolution and American Art
.... Americans in Paris were attracted by both the Beaux-
Arts training and the .... of the Aesthetic movement and a proselytizer of
art for
art's sake" (Baigell 143). ....
(1848
7
)
Influence of Industrial Revolution on American Art
.... Americans in Paris were attracted by both the Beaux-
Arts training and the .... of the Aesthetic movement and a proselytizer of
art for
art's sake" (Baigell 143). ....
(1859
7
)
Romanticism in the Arts
.... began to be valued for its own
sake, this was .... derived from the general shift in attitudes toward
art. .... the essential difference between the two
arts, they can ....
(3433
14
)
Madame de Pompadour & Enlightenment Art
.... deeply intrested in
art for its own
sake and for .... They also patronized all forms of the decorative
arts. .... to decorate buildings and create elegant works of
art. ....
(2708
11
)
Art & Diversity in the Classroom
.... Then for the
sake of simplicity students would be directed to create flags .... New York: The Museum of Modern
Art. .... Can we rescue the
arts for America's children? ....
(2386
10
)
Technological Art
.... But these are
arts in their infancy and for every .... and lay persons feel toward technological
art stems "from .... interest in technology for its own
sake, of course ....
(2414
10
)
Art and Technology
.... But these are
arts in their infancy and for every .... and lay persons feel toward technological
art stems "from .... interest in technology for its own
sake, of course ....
(2406
10
)
Photographer Alfred Stieglitz
.... for
art's sake, than he was
art for money's
sake. .... distinguishes it from the other visual
arts when he .... negative, could be considered an original work of
art. ....
(2691
11
)
Creations of Art
.... episodes are still being felt in literature and the
arts. .... a book on the history of 20th century
art? .... attraction to intellectuality for its own
sake, which has ....
(3147
13
)
Potter Peter Voulkos Potter Peter Voulkos
.... beautiful, pieces to his idea of pottery for
art's sake. .... was influenced by many other
arts forms: music (particularly jazz), European
art, Greek pots ....
(1595
6
)
This paper is an in-depth examination of the cont
.... idea of knowledge for its own
sake, of letting .... and does, concern itself about recent and contemporary
art . . .... conserves the past of the
arts and of civilization ....
(4935
20
)
Fin de Siecle
.... radically transformed through such movements as
Art Nouveau, but .... in dress, politics, or the
arts—became clearly .... to pass away: change for the
sake of change ....
(1485
6
)
Running and Painting
.... Trying to accomplish goals for the
sake of achievement alone creates .... Running is my
art and I am an artist however ordinary .... The oldest and highest of the
arts. ....
(2119
8
)
Artist/Photographers
.... Another member of the visual
arts vanguard, Alexander Rodchenko, began his artistic career .... to artists like Stieglitz who believed that
art was for
art's sake. ....
(1356
5
)
Annotated Bibliography - Brain Based Education
.... Sylwester, R. (1998).
Art for the brain's
sake. Educational Leadership, 56(3), 31-35. ....
Arts Education Policy Review, 99(3), 28-36 Weiss, RP (2000b). ....
(3648
15
)
Commercial Animation Directors
.... stories in his short films, stories for their own
sake. .... he had graduated from the Chouinard
Art Institute (now California Institute of the
Arts.) He then ....
(2389
10
)
Women of the French Impressionist Movement
.... in to the Salon concept of "les beaux
arts." Or, maybe .... in orientation to her work and
art in general .... the Impressionists preferred to do for the
sake of "realism ....
(4058
16
)
Internal Cultural Differences
.... is capable of development via the
arts, government efforts .... places a value on diversity for its own
sake. .... multiculturalism is that anything from
art to politics ....
(594
2
)
The American Dream
.... philosophy, the pursuit of knowledge, the
arts, or interacting .... a degree of consumerism for its own
sake undermines production of
art, poetry, music ....
(996
4
)
Nietzsche's Critical Aesthetics
.... Heine, and Wagner were the most important men in German
arts and letters .... to anti-semitism." Nietzsche argued against the idea of
art for
art's sake, as seen ....
(2615
10
)
