### art genre:

Genre
* 'French word' which traditionally refers to different styles of writing.
* French term used for classifying types of media programs or products.
  - definitions of attributes by which players can group games
  - formal conventions for certain types of text
  - kinds
  - simply the classifications of literature
* form of expression.
* is the paradigmatic category in which a narrative's specific form fits
  - used to describe different types of prose fiction
* refers to paintings of everyday life, distinct from still-life or landscape painting.
* synonym for type or kind.

Gold jewelry
* comes in several degrees of purity, but it's all real gold.
* is an art.
* use tooth paste.

Graffiti art
* direct contrast to the destructive nature of tagging.
* expresses dreams of stepping out of urban life.
* is about using positive energy.

Great art
* can appear when art is centered on true love, life and lineage.
* form of unconditional love.
* is the arrangement of the environment so as to provide for the soul vivid values.

Grotesque
* distort and deform their subjects, often in surrealistic manner.
* is art

Horology
* Horologies are art.
* is abbreviated horol
* is the science of time, including clocks, watches and timekeeping
  - timekeeping and timekeepers
  - study of the art and science of time
* place that brings together all of the Internet's horological resources.

Indian art
* displays a flair for passion, colour, beauty and nature.
* is also an art of social, political and religious influences
  - like Indian people, it grows, changes, and is never stationary

Indigenous art
* is the foundation block of contextual understanding in the indigenous landscape.
* pervades all parts of our society.

### art genre:

Islamic art
* includes calligraphy, or decorative penmanship, but no images of people
  - geometric patterns, Islamic calligraphy, and architecture
* is meaningful because it contains values such as symmetry and vector.
* shows no representations of humans, birds or animals.
+ Art, History of art: Non-verbal communication
  * Islamic art includes geometric patterns, Islamic calligraphy, and architecture. In India and Tibet, painted sculptures, dance, and religious painting were done. In China, arts included jade carving, bronzework, pottery, poetry, calligraphy, music, painting, drama, and fiction. There are many Chinese artistic styles, which are usually named after the ruling dynasty.

Japanese art
* Much Japanese art focuses on nature, particularly the sea.
* is characterized by unique polarities
  - the simple expression of love for nature and religion

### art genre:

Landscape painting
* has a relatively short history within Western art.
* have a horizon line.
* is also popular in China
  - seen as a mindless love of nature
+ Perspective (graphical): Graphics :: Art
  * Landscape paintings have a horizon line. This line represents objects that are infinitely far away. They have shrunk, in the distance, like objects on the Earth's horizon. Changing the height of the horizon level changes the view point for the picture. A person lying on the ground and looking up would have a different view to a person on a ladder looking down.

### art genre:

Language art
* Language Arts Tell a story with a beginning, a middle, and an end.
* consists of reading, writing, and spelling.
* encompasses reading, spelling and process writing.
* includes reading and writing
  - reading, writing, spelling, handwriting and grammar
* includes the study of literature, grammar and spelling
  - writing, grammar and spelling
* is communication and thought
  - literature-based with a phonics component and encourages a love of reading
* stresses oral communication, reading and written expression.

Mail art
* direct communication between individuals.
* is an international free exchange of art between artists
  - more about communicating through image than through any particular medium