Religion as Expressed in Art, Music and Literature

Born in Spain in 1904, Salvador Dalí is one of the world's most famous surrealist artists. His work is intertwined with contemporary society and art lovers among the very popular, odd and thoughtable ideas and abstract images, many of which symbolize dreams and fantasies. His painting explored the relationship between reality and fancy, and he described his work as "hand-painted fantasy picture". His fantasy and quest for subconsciousness were specified in 1955 "Sacrament of the Lord's Supper".

Art is a process or product that deliberately places elements to influence senses and emotions. Includes various human activities, creation and expression such as music, literature, movies, photography, sculpture, paintings. "(Wikipedia 09/08/10)" Scribbles are usually illegal and are a type of visual communication that includes public space marks that are not permitted by individuals or groups. The image of graffiti consists of Street gang members spray style symbols and phrases on the wall, but some graffiti are not related to gang, but doing scribbles and attracting attention I can. Expressive art form. "(British Encyclopedia Online)

"Fun" means "soft" - even worse is "meaningless". Art history is a record of human expression for thousands of years. Art means painting, sculpture, architecture, religion, design, politics, fashion, music and literature. Art is everywhere, it is integrated anywhere, every culture and everyone in every aspect of human experience. To understand your surroundings. The real problem is not why it is currently deprecated as A level, but why it is not widely taught to young people. For art students this is a wonderful way and people who may not feel so inclined to learn regardless of their background or school education

African traditional religion and African art swallowtail swallowtail. Religion brings meaning and value to all forms of African art expression such as literature, music, visual art, dance. As indigenous societies are primarily non-literal, the verbal tradition expressed in verses of poetry, proverbs, and myths is the source of literary traditions in Africa. For example, Ifa's fortune-telling scripture corresponds to the text of 256 chapters. Like the verbal tradition, architecture, design, sculpture, textiles, dance, drumming, music art are sacred "texts" that spread and enhance the new generation of traditional religion. Art is used to communicate emotions, explain proverbs, express wisdom of people, and to give spiritual meaning and function to inanimate objects. The shrines and temples convey the power of the gods and their ancestors and are decorated with exquisite images of the gods. The use of religious art is particularly important throughout the ritual.