Thursday 6 December 2012

Lecture 8 - Creative Rhetorics






D&AD initiative. 
Interviewing creatives asking them about there creative process and there work.
One way to talk about creativity. 
Danced for a movie as an actor - The joy of acting and the experience is the flow.

practised based beginning at school of fashion. 
creativity is dynamic - best idea is always the next one, not the first
working in teams - creative process at diesel is collaborative - essential to them.





Gombrich (1950) The popular view is that Western civilization begins Ancient Greeks
Bernal (1991) argues Classical civilization has deep roots in Afroasiatic cultures - history  suppressed since 18c. 
Classical Greeks, did not see their philosophy, as original, but derived from the East and Egypt.


figure on left from the attaic period - not very real - the figure isnt a real life formation
figure on right - Hellenistic - more of a real life formation within the figure itself.

Classicism
Roman Art (315 AD) Constantine 
Republic period realism (after Gks) Imperial period stylized
Art followed spirit of Gks
Suggesting Greeks reached some sort of apex.
Sentiment found in histories of art Gombrich 
Copying greeks. They believed that the greeks created perfect art and there was no better so all there was to do was study the greek ways. 
Academic talk about creativity 
Complex and dynamic concept
Subjects of history of art and aesthetics 
Evidenced in Banaji et al (2006) Nine ‘rhetorics of creativity' contemporary review of the literature  
9 different ways about talking about creativity : 
Creative genius 
Democratic & political creativity
Ubiquitous creativity
Creativity for social good
Creativity as economic imperative 
Play and creativity
Creativity and cognition 
The creative affordances of technology 
The creative classroom 
Romantic Genius 
Kant wrote about artistic movement
18c literary and visual 
Redefined the role of the artist
Creative genius










He talks about working collaboratively - Creativity is an individual vision although working collaboratively is good. This reflects the idea of the romantic genius. 


































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