Eksplorimg Attitudinal Policy in Art: a case Study Ceramic Making Proceeding of The 1st International Conference on Character Education

Sudiyati, Noor (2011) Eksplorimg Attitudinal Policy in Art: a case Study Ceramic Making Proceeding of The 1st International Conference on Character Education. Character Education for Integrity and justise toward Sustainable Future. pp. 374-380. ISSN 979-26-1909-7

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Abstract

Humans are born with same divine endowment.Gradually humans nature are managed in such a way to overcome their problems. They have different natural characteristics manifested in different tribes, ethnics,customs,religions, and believe.With their physical and mental power they manage their life dynamics. The earth concists of continents each of which has different climates, weathers, and atmospheres. Geographical factor plays an important role for humans to manage their life. Such a different is manifested in different foods, physical appearances, hair colours, and languages. Even different levels of language of aesthetics exist. Indonesia extends from Sabang to Merauke and consist of thousands of islands, a lot of unique ethnics and tribes. They have traditionally inherited culture that includes agriculture, buildings, medicines, at cetera. The most monumental heritages are both classic and traditional arts. They both contain universal values. The traditionally inherited arts are full of spiritual quotient. The positive insigntsin traditional arts are intended to provide a kind of guideline for the following generation is order to give adequate thought after life. This has inspired the creation of consepts throught policy and education. Our traditional arts deserve to be developed to represent our national self-identity. The forms of traditional arts represent social arrangement and control to ensure social comfort in the society. This is especially true for traditional artifacts containing functional values proceeded in politeness and dedication, in order that the created artifact be beneficial, complete, healthy, and aesthetic. Especially in the making of ceramic artifacts such fundamental attitudes as appreciation to the material, natural environment, water, temperature, atmosphere, fire, work ethos, positive expectation, positive thought, health and the like are needed in order to have a complete, good, and useful forms of ceramic. Such characteristic are required since they will always be manifested in the produced ceramic, especially those value-containing functional ceramics. In order to have the desired result, such requirements have to be met and such attitudes have to be possessed. It is therefore necessary for arts workers to have positive attitudes and behavior.

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