Why do some people like a piece of art and others don't? Why are some artworks more widely loved and appreciated than others? Is there a larger, more common aesthetic that will appeal to more people? Or is it completely subjective and uniformly diverse? Do people like art because they're told to or because they actually like it? Let's test it out!_x000D_ _x000D_ _x000D_ In this club, Chris, a designer with extensive experience in the fields of art, videography and fashion, and the teaching of those disciplines will share different pieces of art that mix disciplines. Together, we'll identify the disciplines and we'll discuss what makes aesthetically pleasing or not pleasing. _x000D_ _x000D_ _x000D_ No art skills or experience are necessary for this club. Let's simply talk about what we think looks good or doesn't look good. Let's try to get into the artist's head and understand and discuss what they might be trying to say. Let's speak intelligently about art so that when we go to an art exhibit next time, we can make people think we actually know what we're talking about! Let's have a fun, meaningful, and artful discussion!_x000D_ _x000D_ _x000D_ 为什么有些人喜欢一件艺术品，而有些人不喜欢?为什么有些艺术品比其他艺术品更受喜爱和欣赏?是否有一种更大、更普遍的审美能吸引更多的人?或者它是完全主观的，统一多样的?人们喜欢艺术是因为别人告诉他们喜欢还是因为他们真的喜欢?让我们来测试一下!_x000D_ _x000D_ _x000D_ 在这个俱乐部里，Chris，一个在艺术、摄影和时尚领域有着丰富经验的设计师和老师，将分享不同学科混合的艺术作品。我们将一起确定这些学科，讨论什么让人赏心悦目，什么又不那么赏心悦目。_x000D_ _x000D_ _x000D_ 这个俱乐部不需要美术技巧或经验。让我们简单地谈谈我们认为好看或不好看的东西。让我们试着进入艺术家的头脑，理解和讨论他们可能想说什么。让我们聪明地谈论艺术，这样当我们下次去看艺术展时，我们就可以让人们认为我们真的知道我们在说什么!让我们进行一次有趣、有意义、有艺术感的讨论吧!