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Evaluate the relative importance of emotion and reason in your response to art.`
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... Alba Ramaj IB09 TOK ESSAY Title:`Evaluate the relative importance of emotion and reason in your response to art.` Art it is considered a very important area of knowledge.Through years art has been used to illuminate human behaviour, express feeling and ideas, as a way to escape the harsh reality and to find peace, to save the culture and the history from disappearing. Finding a way which gives pleasure rather than utility, has always been man`s desire.That`s where art was borned, and started to grow more complex. But `why Humans created art? ` ; `Why art can be so important in our lives? ` . These are the questions I want to answer in this essay, including the response of spectators towards art. Art`s aim is to evoke and develop an aesthetic response or reaction in the audience.This is the characteristic which makes an art object very different from a random one.Art work is created with the
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