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    The document discusses two questions about the functions of art. For the first question, the response is that art usually has multiple functions that depend on its context and how people perceive it. Taking art out of context can lead to misunderstanding. The functions of art generally fall into physical, social, and personal categories. For the second question, the response is that while art often serves expressive or other functions, if an artwork ceased to have a function it would still remain a work of art, even if it took on a different form. Context is important for understanding art and an artist's intentions.

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    The document discusses two questions about the functions of art. For the first question, the response is that art usually has multiple functions that depend on its context and how people perceive it. Taking art out of context can lead to misunderstanding. The functions of art generally fall into physical, social, and personal categories. For the second question, the response is that while art often serves expressive or other functions, if an artwork ceased to have a function it would still remain a work of art, even if it took on a different form. Context is important for understanding art and an artist's intentions.

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    Assessment Task No.5

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    The document discusses two questions about the functions of art. For the first question, the response is that art usually has multiple functions that depend on its context and how people perceive it. Taking art out of context can lead to misunderstanding. The functions of art generally fall into physical, social, and personal categories. For the second question, the response is that while art often serves expressive or other functions, if an artwork ceased to have a function it would still remain a work of art, even if it took on a different form. Context is important for understanding art and an artist's intentions.

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    ALMACIN, DIANNA GRACE A.

    BSPHARM 2

    Assessment Task No. 5


    Reflective Essay

    A. Directions: Write a five-sentence paragraph reflective essay about the following


    questions. Your answer should be as well organized and as carefully written as you
    can make it.

    Kindly refer to the Reflection Paper Rubric in the succeeding page for you to know
    and understand what the instructor’s expectation for the essay is and how you will
    be graded.

    1. Does art always have a function?


    Yes, functions of an art form depend on its context and usually vary based on
    how they have been perceived by the one viewing them. Taking anything out of
    context can lead to misunderstanding art and misinterpreting an artist’s
    intentions. The functions of art normally fall into three categories: physical, social
    and personal. The functions of art apply not only the artist that created a piece
    but also for the viewers. The whole experience and understanding of a piece
    should contribute to the functions assign to it, as well as everything to know
    about its context.

    2. If artwork did not have any function, will it remain art?


    In my opinion, art serves many different functions, purposes, motivations, intentions and
    inspiration behind it are endless. If it did not have functions, maybe it would not be an
    artwork. Art fulfills an expressive function when an artist conveys information about his/her
    personality, feelings or worldview. If an artwork serves no functions, it does not necessarily
    mean it is not art anymore, it just falls in the other form of art. Having said, an artwork
    ceased to have a function, remains an art.

    THANK YOU!

    GOD BLESS US ALL!

    KEEP SAFE ALWAYS!

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