These are the 5 Arts of Effective Communication!

These are the 5 Arts of Effective Communication!

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These are the 5 Arts of Effective Communication!

When we hear the word effective communication, we may immediately think about how to be a good public speaker. Mastering the science of public speaking is really needed as the ability to convey ideas in front of the public.

However, this paper does not specifically enter into that realm, but rather on communication in general. How to communicate with other people as well as possible so that the message conveyed or heard can be understood properly.

There are 5 things that deserve scrutiny so that communication becomes effective.

I call it the art of communication for these five things. Why? Because, in essence, communicating is an art, not just a theory.

When communication is practiced in the field, it needs art, it needs style. Let’s take a closer look at these five arts of communication.

First, the art of listening

Not only the ability to speak but the willingness to … Read More

These 3 hobbies in the arts can be turned into a digital business

These 3 hobbies in the arts can be turned into a digital business

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These 3 hobbies in the arts can be turned into a digital business

The development of technology grows very rapidly to be able to shift the pattern of people’s lives. We who are now accustomed to being spoiled by technology will slowly leave old habits so that business people are required to rack their brains and adapt to the times.

The digital business also appears along with the development of existing technology. A digital business is a business that utilizes technology to create or market goods and services through digital media. Digital businesses pave the way for hobbyists in the arts to develop their hobbies.

1. Write

Public awareness of the importance of reading has begun to show a bright spot with the development of digital platforms related to writing. So now writers also have a place to channel their hobbies.

If you have a hobby of writing, then you can start practicing writing on your personal blog until finally, many readers know … Read More

Art That Can Serve As Educational Media

Art That Can Serve As Educational Media

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Art That Can Serve As Educational Media

Art is a product of a culture that has a high value. It is known, that art usually displays a certain beauty that can be enjoyed. In addition, art also has a variety of functions. For example, to convey certain messages such as education, convey criticism, and so on. Examples of art that can function as a medium of education are as follows:

Playing Angklung

As known, an example of art that can function as an educational medium is playing the angklung musical instrument. Then, as for playing angklung itself, it will provide lessons in the form of an attitude to work together.

As we know, playing angklung is usually together. When moving the angklung simultaneously will produce a sound that is rhythmic and pleasant to hear. Playing angklung can apply it in the world of education.

This is because students will try to adjust to each other so … Read More

Martial Art

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Martial Art

Martial Art- There is a movement that allows you to defend yourself from enemies or people who are threatening your safety.

Martial is a martial art for helping your body in defending yourself from the threat of attack by other people or other things that can make your body threatened. And martial is very necessary if you are in the face of conditions such as bullying, robbery, and mugging.

Here are some kinds of self-defense sports that you might be able to practice and try to protect yourself.

Taekwondo

In taekwondo, self-defense uses both hands and feet, focusing on your stamina, balance, speed of movement, and flexibility. After the second world war, this martial art soared in popularity and members at that time had reached 30 million in every 100 countries.

Kung Fu

The martial sport of kung fu itself comes from China and in China, the military uses it … Read More

Health: 6 Relationships between art and mental health

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Health: 6 Relationships between art and mental health

Health- October 10 is World Mental Health Day, a day when people try to raise awareness of the importance of mental health in life.

Mental health problems are just as important as physical health problems. In this pandemic situation, lockdown or self-isolation is enough to increase depression in a person and it can lead to dangerous behavior. There is always a way to channel mental stress even though you are still indoors.

Art is scientifically able to channel depression and mental burden

The lockdown period has made people isolated, especially in matters of communication. Astrid said and agreed that the communication could be replaced and directed into a work of art. Clearly, artworks as a medium to release the feelings and mental burdens that have been felt so far.

Art can reduce anxiety and depression

An evaluation of a project called Arts on Prescription showed that creating art can reduce … Read More

Traditional Art from Central Java

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Traditional Art from Central Java

Traditional art is a culture that cannot be separated from the diversity of Indonesia. Almost every region in Indonesia has its own traditional art. One area that has a variety of traditional art is Central Java.

Central Java itself is the “heart” of Javanese culture. One of the reasons for this is because of the strong influence of the Surakarta Palace. Here are six traditional arts from Central Java that you must know.

Lumping Horse Dance

The art of Kuda Lumping is identical to the soldiers who are riding a horse. Of course not using real horses, but woven horses from bamboo. This dance contains quite a magical element because usually there are some dancers who are in a trance due to the rituals include in this art.

In addition, there are also extreme attractions during the show, such as eating glass, walking on broken glass, and other … Read More

Historical past, Types, And Weapons

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Fireplaces were an important characteristic of Arts and Crafts design. Japanese artwork covers a wide range of art styles and media, including ancient pottery , sculpture , ink painting and calligraphy on silk and paper, ukiyo-e paintings and woodblock prints , ceramics, origami , and extra lately manga —fashionable Japanese cartooning and comics—along with a myriad of other varieties.history of arts

Modern artwork criticism is of central importance to the examine of nineteenth-century painting, because it played a elementary position in mediating between artworks and their public; it’s within the dialogue between artists and critic, between presentation and reception, that one should seek proof for the meanings which a murals conveyed, or sought to convey, to its first viewers.

Our first and second-year courses have no pre-requisites, so you’ll be able to sample all kinds of courses on such topics as the Italian renaissance, the enlightenment in Europe, impressionism and artwork nouveau, … Read More

Significance Of Arts & Crafts For Preschoolers

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To be blessed with a expertise in cooking and taste is rare and to boost that present with a formal schooling in a good college that present the best high quality of training will definitely take you to the highest. Another quarter of alumni advocate for the humanities within faculties as teachers, administrators, and curriculum builders. She also had the students give attention to the pictures, concepts, and meanings which the artists wished to depict. Cohort community – You will type sturdy bonds with the other members of your cohort through a year-long seminar solely for AIE college students.

Educating the humanities is probably the most highly effective software that teachers can current in their lecture rooms as a result of this enables the students to realize their highest degree of studying. Attend a session in 2018 that matches your pursuits and uncover where an arts and training degree can … Read More

Alabama artists talk with National Endowment for the Arts chair

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  • Public support for the arts used to mean bringing outside artists to underserved populations.
  • “Now, it also includes lifting up those arts that are from Alabama,” said folklorist Joey Brackner.
  • NEA chair joins discussions about resources available to fund, support artists in rural Alabama.

Above all else, the Alabama Black Belt values its history and traditions. The quilts, sculptures and paintings that come from the region tell its story, and they are integral to the Black Belt’s cultural and economic vitality.

Women in rural Wilcox County sew colorful quilts today because that was their great-grandmothers’ livelihood decades ago. It reminds them of the time when their Black ancestors quilted for warmth on plantations or when they found economic empowerment in selling their art during the Civil Rights Movement.

Charlie "Tin Man" Lucas visits the Prattauga Art Guild showing of his work at the Prattville Creative Arts Center in Prattville on Sept. 14, 2014.

Charlie Lucas, famed Selma “Tin Man” sculptor, makes his art because “art is our history.” His great-grandfather was a blacksmith, and he

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Carolina Performing Arts announces fall 2022 season

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Carolina Performing Arts at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill announces the fall lineup for its 22/23 season, inviting audiences to rediscover, reengage and reconnect with live, in-person arts experiences. From new works and partnerships to returning crowd-pleasers and collaborators, CPA’s fall programming features music, dance and drama that remind us of art’s ability to drive vital conversations and spark joy.

“This season we reconnect and move forward. We are excited to welcome back longtime artistic partners and introduce a few surprises,” notes Alison M. Friedman, The James and Susan Moeser Executive and Artistic Director at Carolina Performing Arts. “After such a long period of disruption and detachment, we look forward to reviving our shared sense of belonging here at Carolina.”

The new season kicks off Sept. 23 in full Southern style. Combining New Orleans jazz, funk and bounce, The Soul Rebels and special guest Big Freedia offer

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Join The Philadelphia Arts in Education Partnership Program

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Artists are often faced with unique challenges – getting noticed, making money, feeling fulfilled and productive.  Often, the freelance lifestyle of an artist can be a roller-coaster and constant struggle to stay afloat and relevant. The trope of the starving artist is real.

A new program designed to pair artists to students may offer a new place to use your creative voice in a teacher/student setting.

The Philadelphia Arts in Education Partnership is looking for artists with diverse skills and backgrounds (visual artists, dancers, actors, musicians, writers, etc) to join the roster of Directory of Pennsylvania Artists in Education. These artists will have the unique opportunity to become artists in residence in schools and community sites across Southeastern PA.  

The application process vets artists of all mediums for listing in their Artists In Education directory. Those selected will have access to funding and training during their artist residence. School

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Arts & Culture Newsletter: For San Diego’s Park Social initiative, a pop-up is next

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Good morning, and welcome to the U-T Arts & Culture Newsletter.

I’m David L. Coddon, and here’s your guide to all things essential in San Diego’s arts and culture this week.

As an artist who was born in Tijuana, grew up in the South Bay and now resides in downtown San Diego, Armando De La Torre has seen firsthand the diversity of our communities on both sides of the border. At the Space 4 Art artist-driven collective, where he’s a resident artist, he’s helping to engage with and shine a light on one of those communities that’s underserved.

Spring Tide: A Mini Pop-Up Festival is De La Torre’s project for the city of San Diego’s Park Social initiative. Happening on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Southcrest Recreation Center on Newton Avenue, the festival is a celebration of music, art, storytelling, puppetry and more. Admission is free.

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