RECM 111 Leisure and the Arts

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RECM 111Leisure and the Arts
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Leisure and the Arts

• THE PERFORMING ARTS
• Orchestral
• Band
• Vocal music
• Dance
• Opera
• Theater
• Film

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Leisure and the Arts

• THE GRAPHIC ARTS
• Sculpture
• Painting
• Drawing
• Composites

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Leisure and the Arts

• THE LITERARY ARTS
• Writing
• Poems
• Short stories
• Novels
• Nonfiction
• Essays and criticisms

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Leisure and the Arts

• THE FINE ARTS AS LEISURE
• SOCIALIZATION
• Participation is often income dependent
• Education broadens appreciation and
  participation
  
• Families continue traditions of performance and
  participation

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Leisure and the Arts

• THE FINE ARTS AS LEISURE
• SATISFACTIONS OF DOING ART
• Self-expression
• Mastery
• Skill development
• Personal growth
• The product
• The satisfaction of creating a tangible good

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Leisure and the Arts

• ARTS IN THE COMMUNITY
• Public recreation programs
• Nonprofit organizations such as
• Little theater groups
• Opera companies
• Orchestras
• Dance companies
• Commercial enterprises
• Broadway
• Educational institutions
• High Schools
• Colleges and universities
• Instructional programs
• Voluntary organizations/clubs Church
  organizations

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Leisure and the Arts

• MASS MEDIA
• TV
• Radio
• THE ARTS AS FREEDOM
• The freedom
• To create
• To express

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Leisure and the Arts

• FORM AND DISCIPLINE IN THE ARTS
• Dancing
• Singing
• Acting
• Drawing
• Painting
• Writing
• Sculpting
• Practice to perfection
• Technique through mastery

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American Gothic to Van Gogh
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Reubens to Van Gogh
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Picasso
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Bach to Schubert
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German Sheet Music
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American Post Modernism
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Silk Screen as Art
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Craft as Art
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Sculpture Organic and Not
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Broadway Musicals Cats
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Theater as Art
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Theater Death of a Salesman
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American Jazz and Art
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Jazz Miles Davis
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Symphonic Art
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Opera the Classics
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Opera Madame Butterfly
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Opera Shrines
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Opera The Met
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Opera The Met
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Opera The Sydney Opera House
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AdiosGoyas Satan Devouring His Children