Mona Lisa's Smile - Second Lesson "It's art!"

Mona Lisa's Smile - Second Lesson "It's art!"

[@JMac7395]

This is a good conversation to have. Who are the people that say art is art? Do they really understand what the artist was trying to convey?

[@ninjapoodle22]

I enjoyed this film. Many of the class discussions in it, I can recall from my own art school experience.

[@ProfessorChomsky]

One of my favourite films this, watched it a few times, love scenes like this which try and convey the essence of teaching and learning x

[@crisvanfan]

this movie is highly under rated!!

[@agenttheater5]

Would have been interesting if she'd brought in Bernini's sculpture of Pluto and Proserpina and the two famous paintings of Saturn devouring his children. They were all at least 100 years old by then, ask them to compare the grotesqueness between those three works of art and this one

[@drewhendley]

There cannot be standards and rules and regulations in art.. it Has to be free to allow us to grow to inspire ...otherwise it becomes mundane boring and ordinary

[@luckyme0888]

Reminds me of my university.... It wasn't an art school but the lectures always happened on these lines! I felt like i was sitting in my class! 😅❤😊

[@MegaMegafran]

The irony is all art is subjective and its value inaginary we only consider Rembrandt's art of great value because we asigned it a big price tag and a place in history but at the end it has the same value of a little kid's finger painting.

[@attuneflows3539]

i don't follow nor learn a slightest in art/ paintings field, but i do think that drawing/ painting, even my hobby as writing, has one requirement to be considered as "art", is to hold my attention, or anyone's attention.

[@masio2605]

She's such a good teacher.

[@donvandamnjohnsonlongfella1239]

When a wealthy person says your work is brilliant and can sell it to all it's friends then art has monetary value. If you are an artist or a teacher and understand the strokes and materials used in making art then it has value to an artist based on technique and resources used. Who made the art ... then it has value to a story teller or Historian or anybody who enjoys pop culture and the latest celebrity. And if art makes you feel something and the greater the natural guttural response. Then that art has value to a person that feels. And in ancient times when art was meant to invoke not just emotions but a good hunt then art that ends in a good hunt has served it's purpose and that is valuable art for those that seek to feed. Does it really matter what the artist was trying to convey ... I guess of you are looking for a reason in art then an art that conveys a message is of value to those seeking to find a message in art.

[@boybawang1981]

I think this movie is why Hollywood only casts Kirsten Dunst as “sad mom”!!

[@piterfanpsi]

Fantástico!

[@deldee]

Just spotted Lily Rabe.

[@jacobzaranyika9334]

Instead of memorizing someone else's thoughts.

[@hambosambo21]

How does this 2003 film have an old timely feel

[@amandeepgahunia9985]

carcass - erotica - aggressive.

[@jacobzaranyika9334]

Learning to think....

[@williamsayana38]

wow

[@salesnerissa]

Mind vision art🧐🧐🧐🧐