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- Title: Contemporary Sculptures: Decoding the Body of Asthetic Knowledge Suitable for Public Parks (Report)
- Author : Journal of Social Sciences
- Release Date : January 01, 2011
- Genre: Social Science,Books,Nonfiction,
- Pages : * pages
- Size : 188 KB
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INTRODUCTION Sculpture is a branch of fine arts which humans create for appreciation in aesthetic values. There are expressions of sensitive emotions and an important role in connecting matters, beliefs, thoughts and feelings of humans. Also, it is one thing which expresses cultural advancements of mankind. Thai society has been deeply tied to sculptures as ideal media involving beliefs and religions which have been constructed by people or kings. Contemporary sculptures in Thailand have been generated from education provision based on the western art academic paradigm, Professor Silpa Bhirasri [1892-1962] was the founder. Later, Later, the form has been developed, leading to abstract art and non-objective art which are different from Thai traditional popularism. Also, there are constructions in public parks for people to appreciate aesthetics of the sculptures and environment. There occur feelings of relaxation and pleasure to see beautiful things. It is the uses of sculptures for mental benefits, regarded as constructions of contemporary sculptures and the environment as public areas which everyone can come to use and appreciate. These are new things which Thai society has just known and it is a new word not yet wellknown. The knowledge and understanding of the matter as mentioned are still in the limited circle. Some artists are already aged and some passed away. Some pieces of contemporary sculpture lost and decayed. However, there is a lack of research study to seek the body of aesthetic knowledge suitable for constructing sculptures in the public park in Thailand.
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