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The phenomenon of artistry is investigated as a special expressive quality that manifests itself in different types and genres of art. The author comprehends the variations of the artistic principle as the most important ontological component of art, generating “meaning over meaning”, bringing a new dimension to the artistic content. The subject of the analysis is a variety of aesthetic profiles of artistry: from the dominance of virtuosity, playfulness, maestria, improvisation to the ability to paradoxically remove the antinomic tension of the elements of the art form. The value of the momentary artistic experience is studied simultaneously with the discovery of the facets of the inner, hidden artistry of the work. The peculiarities of the manifestation of artistry are investigated not only in ways of artistic expressiveness, but also in special forms of life creation.
Federal State-Financed Scientific Institution State Institute for Art Studies
Title: About Artistry in Art
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The phenomenon of artistry is investigated as a special expressive quality that manifests itself in different types and genres of art.
The author comprehends the variations of the artistic principle as the most important ontological component of art, generating “meaning over meaning”, bringing a new dimension to the artistic content.
The subject of the analysis is a variety of aesthetic profiles of artistry: from the dominance of virtuosity, playfulness, maestria, improvisation to the ability to paradoxically remove the antinomic tension of the elements of the art form.
The value of the momentary artistic experience is studied simultaneously with the discovery of the facets of the inner, hidden artistry of the work.
The peculiarities of the manifestation of artistry are investigated not only in ways of artistic expressiveness, but also in special forms of life creation.
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