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1,050- to 1,400-word wiki entry on the subject of visual arts, in which you define the purpose and language of the visual arts. Imagine that your wiki entry on visual arts is to be included in a university’s wiki about various subjects. Address the following issues:
- Define visual art.
- Differentiate the visual arts from other forms of creative expression.
- List the different media of visual art, such as painting, sculpture, photography, and so on.
- Define the meaning of historical, social, and aesthetic values and eras in visual art.
- Discuss factors that influence the way people interpret works of visual art as a cultural value.
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