Question

One minute speech on arts and aesthetics.

Answer 1

Hint: Speech is the use of words in human voice communication. Each language utilises phonetic combinations of vowel and consonant sounds to create the sound of its words, and then uses those words in their semantic character as words in the lexicon of the language according to the syntactic restrictions that control the function of lexical words in a sentence.

Complete answer:
"A thing of beauty is a joy forever," writes John Keats, a famous Romantic poet, "all the lovely things in the universe are either produced by God or artists." All of the magnificent monuments you see, such as the Taj Mahal, Red Fort, Hagia Sophia, Petra, Egypt's Pyramids, Italy's Colosseum, and the Eiffel Tower, are the work of artists alone. Artists are responsible for ‘all things bright and lovely.'

The world would be a dreary, bland, and insipid place if art and aesthetics were not present. There was no ‘Harry Potter' series to read and enjoy by tens of millions of readers. All of the amazing films that keep us riveted to the screen would not exist without the artists imagined, directed, and acted them out.

All of the beautiful paintings like the Mona Lisa, The Last Supper, Starry Night, The Creation of Adam, Sleeping Beauty, and others would not exist if artists like Leonardo Da Vinci and Vincent van Gogh had not dared to colour them out of the vibrant colours of their imagination through perseverance and dedication.

Arts and aesthetics are the flavour of life; they are the scent of being. We are fortunate to have so many masterpieces of art left to us by the great masters of history. No one will ever be able to duplicate what they have produced. True art is God's divine language to mankind as expressed through the works of artists.

Note: Aesthetics is the philosophical study of beauty and taste, sometimes written aesthetics. It is closely connected to art philosophy, which is concerned with the essence of art and the concepts used to understand and assess specific works of art.