IELTS Speaking tip
Practice summarizing the main points of articles you read to improve brevity and clarity.
Vocabulary
- contrast
- innovation
- expression
- technique
- medium
- audience
- perspective
- influence
- diversity
- interpretation
- movement
- style
- installation
- performance
- impression
Sample Answer
Modern arts and classical arts differ fundamentally in their approach, subjects, and techniques, reflecting the evolution of societal values and perspectives over time. Classical art, rooted in traditions and historical narratives, often emphasizes realism, harmony, and idealized beauty, as exemplified by the works of masters like Michelangelo or Da Vinci. In contrast, modern art embraces abstraction and experimentation, often challenging the viewer's perception and evoking emotional responses rather than adhering to representational forms. Moreover, modern artists frequently engage with contemporary social issues, utilizing a diverse array of media including digital technology, performance, and installation art—a stark departure from the predominantly canvas-bound expressions of classical periods. This shift not only signifies a break from tradition but also reflects the complexities of modern existence, inviting audiences to engage in a dialogue about identity, culture, and the human condition.
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