The Literature Review

Recently, the Islamic art has been integrated with contemporary art mainly at the Middle East. Middle East is the major sector in the universe which hosts the majority of the Islamic architecture; it is a place of origin for the traditional of Muslim population thus, the architecture can be illustrated as ancient structures of the Middle East. However, the Islamic design finds its maximum countenance in religious buildings such as the mosque as well as madrasah. The Middle East countries were the first where Islamic was expanded, thereby the countries were rich in traditional buildings plus other natural materials which had long been established. The integration between the two fine arts is genuine thereby; Museums like LACMA in the Middle East recently acquires contemporary art with a belief that the connection will lead to strength as well us eventual success (Ali, 2014 56).

In my research I came with a better understanding of the integration that, both arts incorporation is the best idea in generating creative links between the past, present as well as the future. Particularly in the Middle East the Islamic art work have expanded with the aim of including contemporary work especially from artisan whom began who developed their talent there (Ali, 2014  34).

Theoretical Framework

The research suggest that Islamic religion in the Middle East generated a generation with strong faith which easily understood the way of life plus had a proper set of attitudes which generated their motives toward their architecture. The major effects of the religious beliefs on the architecture are Cleary seen in the nature plus the various techniques applied between the buildings directed to the religion and the connotation of other buildings. The Islamic architecture decides to join with the contemporary art simply because it expended on having direct social and communal purpose which includes worship which leads to the decoration using geometric, calligraphic and plant motifs with preferences of uniform structure. This research majored on the mosque being the major Islamic architectural building where formal ritual prayers are performed, it hosts everyone thereby does not consider spiritual or secular behavior thus acts as the emblematic building for Islam. The entire building is generally architectural where it is distinguished by most apparent differences which are displayed in the building. Despite the mosque been regarded as a holy place for prayers is also functions as a school or storage simply because of it designs (Ramadan, 2007 46).

Summary Methodology analysis

To ensure that the research is convincing on the integration of both art on how essential it is especially on both the modern as well as contemporary art. The research had to get all the facts right in regard to the impact of the Middle East countries were the first where Islamic was expanded, thereby the countries were rich in traditional buildings plus other natural materials which had long been established. To begin with I had to get all the information published in regard to the history of Islamic art work and the preserved museums like LACMA. The research involved interviewing groups of people especially the artisans thereby; I was able to understand why the integration should be considered.

It is very imperative for the process that is used in accompanying the study to be operative; the method that is used is what regulates the eminence of the research that is contracted and the way that it will be used to act as the prearranged confirmation. With the use of many articles in the field besides particular primers that were accessible online it was very easy to get a lot of information most of which was related to this given research. Due to the improved developed of several museums in the Middle East it was very tranquil to filter the required plus the utmost significant information that would have assisted in getting all that was needed.

All the synopses were analyzed to guarantee that the information was suitable to use in the study thereby there were advantages that Muslim has made many contributions to the dominion for the arts whereby it has encouraged them to beatify the word of Allah and the entire universe through calligraphy and architectural features.  .

 

 

Reference

Ali, Wijdan. (2014). Modern Islamic art: development and continuity. Gainesville: University Press of Florida.

Ramadan, Khaled D. 2007. Peripheral insider: perspectives on contemporary internationalism in visual culture. Copenhagen: Museum Tusculanum Press.