How Does Art Tell Stories? : Crash Course Art History #7

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From cave paintings to public murals, humans have told stories with art for thousands of years. In this episode of Crash Course Art History, we discover that visual storytelling is elementally human - and so is competing over whose story is told.
Introduction: Narrative Art 00:00
History as Story 00:55
Contradictory Stories 04:10
Official & Unofficial Stories 07:01
Review & Credits 08:51
Image Descriptions: docs.google.com/document/d/1ETiCxe4GrVzFii7dBhF42oHx1EUCCh5y12wbtUjsH8A/edit
Sources: docs.google.com/document/d/1GW2NKzhpMNMmRyAFJVhFJG9cSfUOMRL-QrcWuHcWcIA/edit?usp=sharing
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7 июн 2024

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Комментарии : 37

@miomio6890 25 дней назад

I love the calm vibes of this series.

@JungledG 25 дней назад

I make myself a cup of rooibos tea and then settle in for an episode of CC Art History 💟

@kainingyao7873 25 дней назад

"Before humans wrote down stories with words, they wrote them with art." To elaborate on this statement, art came first before writing, because writing itself was developed from art. In fact, writing itself is essentially a standardized form of drawing for the sake of practical communication and language representation, as some of the earliest writing in history were basically pictures of whatever the writers wanted to talk about or mention, and evolved over time to become the various scripts to write down the diverse variety of human languages.

@samwill7259 25 дней назад

A hand painted on a wall. Our first, most important story "I was here"

@rickcraven6504 25 дней назад

Really profound yet simple statement.

@kimyoonmisurnamefirst7061 25 дней назад

The cave paintings were likely viewed with torchlight (the fire kind for those in the UK). So when the fire flickered the animals, etc probably moved, giving a kind of religious experience, it's hypothesized, but this is more anthropology and also about how one experiences art being a part of the art itself. It's not simply seeing the image, it's also the space you are in that delivers a message and how it is meant to be experienced.

@dragonflies6793 25 дней назад

Love the Pizza John! Caught my attention and drew it to an important point about different POVs with art, stories, and history

@curiousfirely 23 дня назад

Genuine question - is Pizza John art? And, should someone make a Pizza John out of rock?

@WeidauerMelts 25 дней назад

Unironically, one of my favorite educational channels

@seanmccaul3034 25 дней назад

Thanks Sarah and Crash Course Team for another great video! I took an art history course in undergrad, but I wasn’t at a point in my life that I could really appreciate it. Thanks for this course and giving me a second chance to explore this topic, it is wonderful!

@itsViirtueYEAH 25 дней назад

Been keeping up with this series, the timing is perfect and the bite sized pieces are so much easier to interalize the info. Thanks so much Sarah!

@emilywip 25 дней назад

as an artist, i really enjoy this series! thank you ❤

@rolldecode 19 дней назад

I love this series. Never thought I'd start to get into art like this!

@michaelpytel3280 25 дней назад

A Pizza stone sculpture .

@jerrypeters1157 25 дней назад

I absolutely loved this video! Thank you so much for highlighting those works of art - of which i can easily imbue meaning from my perspective. Your presentation is a true delight.

@vqvans2875 21 день назад

Love learning more about art history. Thank you!

@claudew7763 20 дней назад

This show needs to be its own channel! I love the information, the puns and how it all works in the context of today, it's masterful!

@user-el8in2rm2e 25 дней назад

I took a collage course “Religion in Architecture.” Fascinating subject, and maybe you can cover that in one of these crash course classes. It’s more than architecture and more than religion. I thought I would hate it, but I really enjoyed learning about the subject.

@jrimman 25 дней назад

I live nearby mamallapuram and i didn’t know it’s one of the largest monoliths in the world. Thanks to the whole team of crash course arts history I’m learning a lot from you guys❤❤❤

@gailaltschwager7377 25 дней назад

Thank you!

@goronska 21 день назад

I discovered the art of Julie Mehretu thanks to this video. Much appreciated, it's awesome. She's awesome.

@maryfranco3810 24 дня назад

Another excellent Crash Course Art History! Thank you!!

@ccreasman 24 дня назад

Love the rock note. The only piece of historical evidence about the Lewis and Clark expedition, beyond journals, was Clark’s hand carved name into rock, a large pillar of rock, in the Yellowstone park area.

@LeafLeafy 22 дня назад

The stele of Naram-Sin was the first piece of art we studied in my first art history class-after which I went on to study art history for five years 😄 So cool to see it talked about here with its counterpoint, which we definitely didn't talk about!

@stormseas 13 дней назад

so glad these exist !

@isabbygabbyorcrabby 24 дня назад

I'm really enjoying this series 😊

@gabrivalen5435 25 дней назад

I wish these very interesting videos were longer ngl

@nilabjachattopadhyay2942 25 дней назад

I wait for every new episode!

@chelseashurmantine8153 24 дня назад

This was cool

@29Bodhisattva 25 дней назад

I'm really enjoying this series! It was great to hear about art from all over the world rather than just European art and from a wide range of time periods - great job!