The+Art-1D

=Art - ocean of emotions! =

Hello everybody! Welcome to our fascinating project. We are very delighted to see you in our Wikipage. We, 1-D, that is//**, Farrux, Zulfiya, Nigora **// endavoured to demonstrate the real creativity, ability to show feelings by touchable and visible materials that is called, in short, ART. We are sure that you may have question "why art? why not places of amusement or teaching? Is it really interesting?" Our response: if you want to know it, read everything and you will find why it is worth to devote your precious time.

Firstly, we want to inform you about art itself. what does this word mean? And then we will share with our experince. Art is process or product of arranging elements in a way that appeals to the senses and emotians. It contains a different range of human activities, creations, modes of expressions including music, literature, film, sculpture, paintings. The meaning of this word is explored in a branch of philosophy known as aethetics.

Let us give you some information about particular branches of art. **EMROIDERY** - is the art or handicraft of decorating fabric or other materials with needle and thread.

**PAINTING** - is the practise of applying paint, color or other medium to a surface. It describes both the act and the result. It can have for support such surfaces as walls, paper, canvas, wood, glass, lacquer, clay or concrete. Paintings may be decorated with gold leave and some modern paintings include other materials as sand, clay and scraps of paper. The oldest known paintinsg are at the Grotte Chauvet in France., claimed by some historians to be about 32,000 years old. It shows horses, rhinoceros, lions, buffalo, mammoth or humans hunting.

**GRAFFITI** art and other types of street art are graphics ang images that spray painted on public viewable walls, bulidings, buses, trains and bridges, usually without permission. Certain art forms, such as graffiti, may also be illegal when they break laws (in this case vandalism). **HANDICRAFT** - also known as craft work or simply craft, is the type of work where useful and decorative devices are made completely by hand or using only simple tools. Usually the term is applied to traditional means of making goods. However, items made by mass prodaction or machines are not handicrafts.

So, now you have some background associated with ART. With pleasure, we desire to share with our experiance that we had during the investigation: the places we visited, situations that astonished us and many other things. Our first little trip was to Amir Temur museum which is situated in Amir Temur square. As we put first steps into this building, we felt the atmosphere of our ancestors time. The clothes and weapons of that period made us realise how was the life at that time. As we walked around, we found exhibitions representing art of that time that were in such high superiority that everything made was extremely good created. Even their quality has remained undamaged for decades. Everything was perfect, with the exception of ... Yes, taking photos was strictly prohibited. Anyway shrewd students of IELTE managed to do it. Here are some vivid examples of this little crime.



The next victim was Binkoff college. First step was to find any guide who had unlimited access to any room and this person was director. After being informed that we are students of the World Languages University, we got equainted with him easily. He agreed to make for us little trip through this college. Every time when we were observers of work doing by students we used to being introduced as students of Diplomacy University. In addition to this our project was told to be going to be presented in foreign countries. Firstly it shocked us. But then we started to be proud of ourselves. It was both funny and memorable trip for us!!!

We liked this process. This job gave us a lot of expressions. Thanks to our techers who gave us this task. Because of their task we got a lot information and widened our worldview. References: .www.google.com "The history of Uzbekistan" Sodikov K.