In the course of history, 'art' is born from the same craftsman/artisan roots as architecture. If Architecture is craft, art is also.
Miles Jaffe
Oct 25, 17 5:57 pm
craft noun
1. an activity involving skill in making things by hand.
"the craft of bookbinding"
synonyms: activity, occupation, profession, work, line of work, pursuit
"the historian's craft"
2.
a boat or ship.
"sailing craft"
verb
1.
exercise skill in making (something).
tduds
Oct 25, 17 7:27 pm
ped·ant·ry
ˈped(ə)ntrē/
noun
excessive concern with minor details and rules.
Miles Jaffe
Oct 25, 17 9:17 pm
Instead of spewing nonsense you might want to read the linked thread, where this topic was debated at length.
art
All memorials are art, some are architecture.
Not all art is architecture, but all architecture is (arguably) art.
I forget.
I don't care.
This place is going to choke to death on its own cynicism pretty soon.
I thought this was an interesting thread but didn't have time to write much in my first reply.
This is not an interesting thread at all, otherwise you also would have found the time to write a better first reply. It was D.O.A.
proselytism
I know, everybody does, but then nobody remembers why.
some, like this one, are just money laundering
http://www.arch.iit.edu/prize/...
Not all art is architecture, but all architecture is (arguably) art.
Architecture is craft.
In the course of history, 'art' is born from the same craftsman/artisan roots as architecture. If Architecture is craft, art is also.
craft noun 1. an activity involving skill in making things by hand. "the craft of bookbinding" synonyms: activity, occupation, profession, work, line of work, pursuit "the historian's craft" 2. a boat or ship. "sailing craft" verb 1. exercise skill in making (something).
ped·ant·ry ˈped(ə)ntrē/
noun
excessive concern with minor details and rules.
Instead of spewing nonsense you might want to read the linked thread, where this topic was debated at length.