Outlook on Paintings and Art in John Berger's Ways of Seeing

John Berger's view was originally the BBC TV series, later became a book of the same name. It focuses on how we look at and explain art. More specifically, in the first episode, it focuses on painting and various people can interpret specific paintings according to different situations. The way we look at paintings and art depends on a lot of things, but one of them is where and how we see copies of specific paintings. Due to the invention of the camera, reproduction of art is done freely, "You can see it in millions of different places at the same time."

Art critic, artist, novelist, political activist, poet, and most importantly the narrator - John Burger is best known for his work "The Way of Seeing" and its 1972 BBC TV series It is. . This division work changed the way people think about criticism of painting and art. Berger once commented that "a book that is different from the author gets younger over time", so there are five reasons that John Berg makes more sense than ever. He insists that art criticism is not about drawing itself ... but how we see them now. Instead of providing art history information as a model of Western, white and male genius, he considers understanding the image to be a collaborative work in dialogue or multiple records at all times. In our saturated world, the tool to observe Berger's open and critical eyes helps us understand the power of the image and how they work and manipulate you. The creative behavior of seeing is personal, we all have this ability

It is the art critic John Burger who definitely agrees with this view. In his article "view", Berger believes that as we learn more about art, our perception of art changes. According to Berger, the whole meaning of art changes for things related to art and those who know the conditions under which it is created. This is clear from the answer I received as the answer to 'Heavenly Father'. After the observer knew the title of the picture and it was the art of Native Americans, the picture became clearer and fun. It is difficult to decipher the information sent by the author when seeing such art work unique to other cultures without supporting information.