The Role of Gender in Art

"Gender" introduced here is defined as a cultural structure of femininity and masculinity, not the biological gender (male or female) we are born. Between men and women, most feminists deny the notion that the characteristics of men and women can be found in fixed biological properties. Basic biological roots ... (essentialist) The majority of feminists from various positions have contributed to the discussion of relative influences

Feminist aesthetics, including the role of sex and sex in the theory of art and aesthetics, involve subjectivity with the writer, reproduction of normality of sex in art, the role of art in culture, and issues concerning women's expression in art. As subject and creator. From at least a romantic age, understanding of "women" and "artists" as mutually exclusive identities reappears This department challenges patriarchal and masculine aesthetics through feminist aesthetic intervention Did.

Some say that the role of gender (girl / boys) is changing. For me, gender is not an indicator of skills or behavior. It is against the traditional sex role that you see in our house. Dad does art and decoration. My mother is in charge of money management. Dad is a field of creativity. Mother is a field of mathematics. My mother fixed the sprinkler. Dad cut paper. The list is still in progress. But be aware that there is no tradition in today's world. So do not let me judge it in the past. You decide to work or grow up your family, or as your job, you can do it according to your own terms. Do not be attracted to the reality created by others

Gender can be defined as a social identity that includes the role people play for the person's gender. Since the roles of men and women are different, gender can not be defined by narrow male and female roles. Gender is culturally different, there is a big difference for each culture. Anthropologists have studied these differences to determine the range of actions developed to determine gender and the ability to play a role in creating these roles. The role of women in the American society depends on the religious attitude and the living conditions prevailing in the American history. Over the centuries, European and American cultures have been based on patriarchalism where exclusive ownership of women from certain men is considered important. As a result, women were regulated by property. I do not have the right to talk on his own fate.