Both sections' skipped topics should be covered below. Kienholz was another hardy individualists, and did not align himself with any of the short-lived art historical groups within the Modern Era. I ran short of time at the end of lecture. This was the reason he gave for turning to Conceptual art. Fine art refers to objects created and appreciated for their own merits, for aesthetic satisfaction, or for some statement about the human condition.
Fine art is seen, experienced, and appreciated on an intangible rather than on a practical level.
Aesthetics is a Greek word and idea. For our purposes, aesthetics refers to what is pleasing to the human eye. Applied art objects are created to serve some function. The will not circulate outside the library, but you can view them in the reserve area. A good way to get in touch with me is by e-mail.