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    HI!!!

    • Welcome to our presentation. We are Khang and Hoang Tung.

    • Today we will talk about the role of art in culture.


    First off let’s talk about ARCHITECTURE.
    The Role of Architecture in Culture
    Architecture is more than just buildings; it's a tangible expression of a culture's
    values, beliefs, and aspirations. Here are some key points about its role:
    First off let’s talk about ARCHITECTURE.
    The Role of Architecture in Culture
    Architecture is more than just buildings; it's a tangible expression of a culture's
    values, beliefs, and aspirations. Here are some key points about its role:
    1. Reflection of Culture: Architecture is a mirror of a society's time, reflecting its technological
    advancements, economic conditions, and social values. For instance, the Gothic cathedrals of
    Europe, with their soaring spires, are a testament to the era's religious fervor and engineering
    prowess.
    2. Shaping of Culture: Architecture can also shape culture by creating spaces that
    influence how people interact, think, and feel. The design of a public square, for
    example, can encourage community gatherings and civic engagement.
    3. Identity and Belonging: Buildings can serve as symbols of cultural identity
    and belonging. The Eiffel Tower, for instance, is an iconic representation of
    Paris and France, or the Statue of Liberty representing the US
    4. Preservation of History: Architectural heritage can preserve the memory
    of past cultures and civilizations. Ancient ruins and historical monuments
    offer insights into the lives of people who lived centuries ago.
    Next, we’ve got some MORE!!!

    Let’s move on to:


    MUSIC
    1. Music is a way for one to visualize life and instigate profound
    memories: In a cultural context, music is an intrinsic part of
    gatherings, festivals, and belief systems. Sound and rhythm patterns
    give a particular perspective into an individual's opinions of the
    culture, subcultures and social issues of the times
    2.Music and culture have always had a close relationship: Long
    before recording equipment, music symbolized who people were
    and how they related to one another. Today, music continues to
    impact our lives and express the values, traditions, and conflicts both
    within and between communities.
    3. Sharing music from one culture to another gives people an insight
    into another way of life: This is even more crucial during times of
    conflict when other methods of interaction are rendered impractical.
    THAT’S IT!!!
    Thanks for listening <3

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