*TED-Ed's animations are a true **_work of art!_*

@unarmoredwtf

5 жыл бұрын

i scrolled down to comment section to see if there's this comment ;)

@samrashafaq1717

5 жыл бұрын

But who are you to decide that? ;)

@r.t.1710

4 жыл бұрын

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@sufjan4877

4 жыл бұрын

Or not!

@Person-rh3mf

3 жыл бұрын

that what art is! also pls dont r/woosh me

Im no connoisseur of art, but your animations never cease to amaze. Most KZread animators and content creators have a fixed style they call their own. They also focus on a particular genre, in which they specialize in. However Ted-Ed is different. The animation varies wildly, and i believe it's fitting for the motto of the channel.

@jerryg.8767

5 жыл бұрын

I'm pretty sure Ted-Ed intentionally contracts a wide variety of different animation studios / artists to do their videos.

@arthurdiserbeau1736

5 жыл бұрын

Not sure the word "connesuir" exists. Maybe you want to say "connoisseur"?

@yezralumapas3850

5 жыл бұрын

Connosorry

@arunsooknarine4738

5 жыл бұрын

Connoisseur*

@riyazuo

5 жыл бұрын

*Corns-aren't-sour

Trust Ted Ed to make interest in a topic that I never thought of.

@hafsa7951

5 жыл бұрын

Goy George not really.

@nesmattia

4 жыл бұрын

Are you Egyptian

@r.t.1710

4 жыл бұрын

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As someone who draws stuff, I like it when people tell me about their interpretations, this inspires me to create better drawings.

@avivastudios2311

Жыл бұрын

Can I see your work?

Art is personal to every human individual. Your life and experiences may change your perspective on art. Art is something that makes us human, and I truly believe that the intention of creating lives within every human being.

@DinoIAmNoHoster

5 жыл бұрын

Why is it that people can exactly say what is a good book, a bad one, one with bad grammar, poor story, etc.. but when it comes to painting, its almost a taboo to say some painting is really bad, because it will have different interpretations, etc.. Art being personal is just an idea

@truecrimelover2022

5 жыл бұрын

@@DinoIAmNoHoster i don't think it's bad but I also think that different people have different tastes. For example I never got into Fifty Shades or Twilight but some people I know love them. (The books and/or the movies). I am a full blown Potterhead and love Hunger Games books and movies on both counts but some people can't stand them. We each have our reasons for liking them or not liking them same with music, painting, art. I do think most art is subjective. Sometimes you might find something where 98% of the people think it is awful or great but as a rule it's much more varied than that. HP and HG that I love and both are very popular in both book and movie genres also both have detractors from people who's opinion I respect. Twilight and 50 shades struck a cord with many of my friends some of them don't like to read but it gave them a reason to pick up a book. HP and HG also got many young people and even adults to pick up a book and even in some cases start to like reading in general especially if they were young when they picked it up.

@Schmidtelpunkt

5 жыл бұрын

@@DinoIAmNoHoster Can people say what a good book is? Communication happens between the sender and the receiver. How it is perceived depends a lot on the horizon of the person reading it. Paintings have more dimensions, as they use several methods of communication (words can do that too, but it rarely happens in longer texts as it is difficult to maintain the coherence necessary for a longer work, but poems can use words and letters in many different ways), so it gets even more difficult to read them.

@starrmayhem

5 жыл бұрын

art is personal to every human individual & so does perspective your life and experiences may change your perspective everything is art, but not everything makes us human intention is to satisfy our desires, creating is a function in some human being

@starrmayhem

5 жыл бұрын

i know you want to understand reality; i know you want to convey a poetic message however you need to accept reality is not your way of pretty, because you're fabricating pretty stories your understanding reality will stop if you're confined style & ideals; change your perspective of art

Stunning animation

@jayfawn8478

5 жыл бұрын

Like what's the video discussing, I find the animation below average. Beauty is subjective

@jaswindersinghnarula2867

5 жыл бұрын

It's not good animation...

@KRLS-Anknown

5 жыл бұрын

@Hda Destroyers he is joking.

_You can't rush art._ *~ Geri (Toy Story 2, 1999)*

@vervixx9272

5 жыл бұрын

and you cant judge it.

@truecrimelover2022

5 жыл бұрын

@@spamonfire1472 true but each person has their own judgement.

@youryaoidealer7129

5 жыл бұрын

I always memorized it by heart

But who decides who decides what art means? 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

@HelgaCavoli

5 жыл бұрын

The watchers

@torsiqi5222

5 жыл бұрын

v(^_^)v

@Ryuseigan

5 жыл бұрын

I thought I'd find out who judges if those expensive paint splashes(the million and billiokind)were art or just splashes.

@khageshbansal2400

5 жыл бұрын

But whi decides, who decides, who decides what aet means

@torsiqi5222

5 жыл бұрын

Khagesh Bansal Wut ?

I came here for answers dammit, all i'm left with is more questions. love it.

@khalidali5030

3 жыл бұрын

HAHAHAHA same, i need this for school

@ahdddd

3 жыл бұрын

i think the point is to say that art is very subjective, different people different mind different interpretation.

"Do wee need a creator to be able to appreciate the creations?" Wow sounds like a profound theosophical question.

Beauty lies in the eyes of beholder. (Conditions apply)

@saitenotoshuitsnaini

5 жыл бұрын

Beauty lies in stuffs that we took a selfie with.

@p4sma421

5 жыл бұрын

great idea

@Bamseri

3 жыл бұрын

Thought the same as I saw the first few seconds of the video

One of the biggest influences of my life was when I was yet a kid, like 13-14 or so, when I stumbled across the essay by Roland Barthes "The Death of The Author". I honestly believe one should separate author's identity and supposed intention behind the work from the work itself as framing imposes a limit of interpretation. We should be able to interpret art, whether it's picture, sculpture or a text, however we want and author's interpretation is just one of very many possible.

@TheInga90

11 ай бұрын

That is what Vince Gilligan said about Breaking Bad: that his thoughts on Walter White's intentions and actions were one of many and not necessarily the "correct" ones, and that he loved that viewers had their own interpretations of the unfoldings. Loved that.

In my opinion art has two main characteristics which make it so valuable for humanity: - It's ability to record history and express it , it's ability to record feelings and thinking patterns of past and communicating them to us in the present. - It's capacity to trigger inspiration in human beings in different ways. Since we are all unqiue to some point so our preception of art as well. This brings priceless value to it because world needs inspiration to move forward and progress. So based on these two, I would say that it's helpful to know the meaning of the artist to start your reasoning process about some piece. However the abstract and unique understanding is what eventually trigger the emotions and lead to creative and possibly innovative ideas which move us forward. So I would say I mostly agree with that art has no borders and can be percieved anyhow by anyone unless they sincerely feel what they state they do.

Can we all just take a moments to appreciate this beautiful piece of art from TED Ed?

This was amazing. Thank you for the continuous stunning works

I believe I am a little bit of both, I like the idea that there are a lot of interpretations and perspectives of everyone, but I think it is important as well if we hear the artist perspective and put it into consideration.

Those animations were just spectacular. Mind-blown!!

Well every artist making an art has their own reasons for making it and their reasons bring life into those paintings some people might study the painting by just one look and explain it but the artist might have spent years cultivating his artwork for people to understand the true meaning behind their creativity.. like a child's parents know them the best in the same way the artist knows their painting the best and that's the true reason that it is living forever in an art museum!! I like every creative topic Ted Ed chooses to explain!! Great 👍

Your animation is art at its finest. Love it!

I love sharing my interpretations with my friends and hear theirs, so i'm definetly don't think that a painting or an art object can have only one and only interpretation. It would be so boring and i don't think that art wants to be that.

@ObsoleteTutorials

3 жыл бұрын

That's not their interpretation. they's just guesses to the artists intentions

art has different interpretations from different interpreters, but when you find analogies between those interpretations that's what makes an art a great one.

My quick answer before watching the video: Every individual observer decides what art means to them... (Edit:) ...After watching the video I maintain my opinion. All interpretations are valid regardless of artist intent. Is it wrong for me to stand on a chair or sit cross-legged just because the chair manufacturer only intended it as a seat? If I use the chair as a doorstop am I invalidating it? ...lol Creativity inspires creativity. That's the beauty of expression: it leads to more and more novelty (i.e. memes about memes lol). It doesn't matter in what direction an artwork inspires, in my opinion. All that matters is that it inspired. It serves a purpose even if that's unintended.

@r.t.1710

4 жыл бұрын

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@aadithyahrudhay2269

4 жыл бұрын

That's a well written response, I agree with you

Great video, I think both options are useful and compatible. Art is a conversation, sometimes between the artist and the audience, sometimes just among the latter.

All forms of art (from paintings, sculptures, cinemas, comics, to abstracts) have artists' intentions/motives/meanings/inspirations. The problem is not every artist dictates/mentions/stipulates/discusses her/his intents either directly or otherwise. Another possible way to extract meanings or motives behind the art work(s) is the context of the times (art historians actually do so in case artists left almost nothing in writing or notes whatsoever). Anyways, art is in the eye of the beholder!

Thank you for your information! Love from Indonesia

Your animations and music makes me feel like I wanna live in a world drawn and told by TED-Ed

I just came here to de-stress from some homework I was having trouble with. Thanks for this.

I think a characteristic of ‘great’ art is that they have an endless multiplicity of interpretations and meanings.

I love the animation on this video. And it was really interesting, thank you :)

We feel moments of flight like the sea foam and the splash of stars upon a vast ocean of space. A work of art evokes feelings in us to express what the artist perhaps also felt. Meaning comes later as a story of what we felt in the moment.

Well, I'm kind of on a middle ground, but I think it in musical terms, because most of the time I like to know that there is a deeper meaning behind what I'm listening too. I take it into consideration, but it also helps knowing most musical artists don't seem to mind if you have a different interpretation of their songs. And they are self aware of the fact that it can/will be interpreted in many ways.

This channel is art itself that gives the universe meaning!!!

The Chef throwing the dessert at the face of the person caught me so off guard I laughed for like 10 minutes 🤣🤣🤣

This is beautiful, like art is, everything is beautiful, everything is art ❤️

I thought you're going to try to explain what is and what isn't art. What make art 'art'. But this was great too. Also,the animation style is so beautiful 🧡

YESSS ANOTHER ART RELATED VIDEO THANK YOU TED ED

After that, it's up to the viewing audience to decide what it means to them ( art ) and how well it conveys whatever they think is the message. Great Valuable Video

2:14 THE SHADE!!!!! I CAN'T!!!

As always, great animation!

Just what I needed.... Ted ed videos are ❤❤❤

Wow this is astonishing and beautiful.

I love the narrator's voice, gives such 'cool teacher who has your back' vibes

This was really fascinating

The artist's intent is always the final verdict. Art is a form of communication and a listener cannot decide what the speaker is trying to tell them. However ambiguity can be the intent; the speaker might not always be stating something but sometimes asking questions, and different answers within defined proportions might be what the artist intended. This is the route followed by the greatest of artists, whose works are always somewhat open to interpretation. The intent can't be ambiguous, but ambiguity can be the intent.

@perkyoppeyes9885

3 ай бұрын

this comment is so beautiful ohmygod

I love this! Thanks

Great content. As always

_Arts meaning is at the individuals interpretation._

Wonderful

I actually liked the painting used as example!

Liked before watching, I've been asking this with regards to music.

I really enjoyed this♡

Perfect timing I have to learn about art ahhhhh life's easy

I love the voice of the one speaking

I think what the artist is trying to convey is more important than anyone's opinion of the art. The draw of the art scene for me, is trying to figure the meaning out or not thinking too deep into it. Just enjoying the piece for what it is . I prefer performance art myself whereas I feel there is more room for interpretation.

I'm an artist myself and I like to leave my artworks open to interpretation

Art should be ambiguous, that's what makes it last forever.

Loved it.

I personally think the interpretation of art is different from person to person which is also kinda what makes it special And if you think about it a lot of art other than visual also has differences in interpretation like music or a film

Amazing! 😊💕

I really appreciate how the chef tossed that cupcake on the client's face😂

Awesome and informative video

Please make a video on the Sator Rotas square!!! Everyone like this!!!

This is uploaded on my birthday :D

I think we should have both interpretations of art. That’s why we have untitled paintings but also very specific descriptive titles with backstories

Your videos are so intersting and factual

Our interpretation is what really matters to us, author's attention doesn't matter to our opinion, I think good art is when we are the much closest to what the artist wanted to do

One of the best Teded video

I love this !!!!!!!

cool video! and amazing animation too

I believe the artist's (painter, author, musician, etc.) intention is important due to the fact that the insights gained from some works of art have lead to action being taken. Sometimes positive, and sometimes negative, but regardless, the negative can be mitigated if the artist's intentions are known (for most works of art). I also personally hated having to interpret what a dead author meant by his/her book and being judged on my interpretation. However, I believe you should be able to enjoy the artist's work before knowing their intent, sit on it a while to see what your subconscious gains from these insights and once solidified, learn of the artist's intent. This allows you to get personal insight into yourself, learning more about yourself, and then still potentially absorbing the intent the artist sought to portray.

@ivanbasumitra5338

3 жыл бұрын

Exactly...the only comment which covers both of the important points

@_daki

Жыл бұрын

Well said

As an artist myself🎭🖼🎨, the intention of my work vs. the way it's interpreted is something that often comes to mind. I'm a "middle ground" person myself.

Ted ed always paints a masterpiece

This piece is filled with thought-provoking knowledge. Engaging with a book with parallel content was an incredible experience for me. "The Art of Meaningful Relationships in the 21st Century" by Leo Flint

I believe the whole meaning of art lies in the way each of us percieve it..and our perceptions naturally differ....an artist's intentions may or may not be different from ours but the art holds meaning from what we take from it

I think it'd be cool if the artists' intentions and my interpretation were the same. After all we always liked those who understand us and I think that's what we want when we see someone's artwork.

I think both intention and interpretation are important; as intention could create a new perspective on someone's interpretation and change it in a good way. On the other hand, if I were an artist, I'd make my intentions clear as day so that there is no room for interpretation. That probably isn't possible, as I will interpret a song to represent something that was not originally intended for example, but still.

1:03 "Red Bull gives you wings!"

That is why last year I saw a painting sold for USD 2.5 million which was nothing but a white canvas with a single red line running diagonally across the whole canvas. I bet the creator of the painting must be laughing dead after the auction. But hey that is what art is now a days. Beauty really lies in the eye of the beholder.

@r.t.1710

4 жыл бұрын

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Art is like life, you have to find your own meaning for it.

This is a piece of art

Great artwork reference!... OK coming to the debate, the artist's intention should come out of his 'choice' not by some 'chance' . Whatever comes out of his choice speaks his expertise and that from chance comes out of just luck.

Beautiful ,very nice my friend❤️❤️👍❤️❤️.....

Un video muy educativo.

You decide. I believe it’s all up to interpretation, and how a work speaks to you in particular.

Oddly enough, the same can be said for music (in a way). How did the composer want this piece to be interpreted. (Depending on the piece or composer, many answers are right) Great job Ted-Ed

In my opinion, the author's interpretation is THE interpretation, and the one that gives the piece meaning, because preceded it's creation, and not the other way around; however, any individual can have a singular interpretation of the piece of art, but this would be in a lower category than the author's.

@aadithyahrudhay2269

4 жыл бұрын

Ok suppose there was a certain incident that happened in your life of deep emotional significance, and a piece of art represents, captures or reminds you of that incident. Then, what if it means more to you than what it meant to maybe even the artist? Will you rob somebody the chance to enjoy this art on a whole new different level with such a sweeping, mechanical statement? Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, although the artist's intention can offer interesting insight. It's highly situational and relative, so we can't generalize.

@aadithyahrudhay2269

3 жыл бұрын

@Mechanical Engineer Nejc Klemen Hey, while you make a lot of sense, why compare in the first place? Art, at the end of the day, is for one to enjoy right, so I think this debate isn't even like useful. I can choose to interpret art in any way I can, and nobody can stop me (unless the big brother sends his thought police :) Plus, I think artists will be honoured at different interpretations which they never thought of themselves.

@aadithyahrudhay2269

3 жыл бұрын

@Mechanical Engineer Nejc Klemen wow I didn't even realise English isn't your second language.... You sound really fluent :)

Omg I love you Teded

Never thought of this question But now I want to know

Hi I am 36th so quick.... THNX TED ED FOR EDUCATING US

Art is... EXPLOSION!💥💥

I like the painting

What I see in the paintings is beauty but not to touch or keep but just to see, or something like that

It depends on the nature of the art work itself. Without forgetting the fact that each individual receive the work differently, there's common elements that we samely perceive and deal with, but at a primitive level, and before any kind of rational interpretation, which leads to different results depending on everyone's background. Still, there's a lot of sorts of what we may call "common artistic ground" which may bridge the gaps between different visions and understandings, that doesn't come without a cost for sure, cuz when taking that to the extreme, we face a big problem that contradicts with the very essence of art, since the diversity in vision-ways enrich the view. At the end, we should agree that a sky is a sky, and a tree is a tree, before deciding -either individually or collectively- what the sky and the trees mean.

This video is a piece of Art

good job

TBH I would feel happy after GOOGLING it!

there is a phenomenal Yale lecture series on literary theory that cover those topics. Should check out if interested...

@badpumpkin1122

5 жыл бұрын

oh it's totally free on youtube, so give it a go!

@squarz

5 жыл бұрын

Link?

@julianblake8385

5 жыл бұрын

Could share the name of the lecture or the link, please? I'm interested

@Ead2410

5 жыл бұрын

Please share the link

@alexanderrossa6173

5 жыл бұрын

Please share

We all have different backgrounds and therefore interpret things differently. At my university, they say that your analysis is acceptable as long as you have evidence. The author/artist will leave clues, but we have also been told that "the author is dead", which is a good way of looking at it. We cannot discuss the artist's intention, only the intention of that specific artwork/text. It can still mean something else to you on a personal level, but when you have all the tools to analyze it, you will probably see something else than if you let your heart and personal experiences be in charge.

0:17 this reaction catches my eye.. Animation ✨✨

I think the order of importance is like this : - what the artist wanted to do (if it's something ambitious) - how he did it (is it good or bad ?) - how well we interpreted it (are we close to what the artist wanted us to see ?) - finally, are we impressed ? (If we liked the object)

@r.t.1710

4 жыл бұрын

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