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Revision as of 15:52, 10 December 2018

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The Arts and Culture manifest themselves in many different ways to the bewildering numbers of sophont species located throughout Charted Space. In addition to the the more conventional arts of music, poetry, literature and sculpture, there are far more exotic art forms available to many sophonts such as the HSL Expression Competitions (visual: gestural art) of the Hivers, gustatory art (smell: olfactory art) of the K'kree, the athletic competitions (physical fitness: bodily movement) of the Terran Olympics, or the lethetic competitions of the Zhodani Psionic Games...

Rich flowerings of the arts and culture are typically the result of Interstellar Peace.

Description (Specifications)

A wise sophont once said that for every sense, there exists an art form. And that saying has never been more true than today. In the Third Imperium of the 1100s, so many kinds of arts flourish that most sophont species don't even possess adequate bodily sensory apparatuses to appreciate them all.

Some like to call art and cultures pastimes, hobbies, and entertainments among other terms.

Arts & Culture of the Major Races

Notable Arts & Culture of the Aslan

No information yet available.

  • Aslan artisanry
  • Aslan duel
  • Aslan martial arts
  • Safari

Notable Arts & Culture of the Droyne

No information yet available.

  • Droyne culinary arts
  • Psionic artistic expression

Notable Arts & Culture of the Hivers

No information yet available.

Notable Arts & Culture of Humaniti: Imperial Society

No information yet available.

Notable Arts & Culture of Humaniti: Solomani

No information yet available.

Notable Arts & Culture of Humaniti: Vilani

No information yet available.

Notable Arts & Culture of Humaniti: Zhodani

No information yet available.

Notable Arts & Culture of the K'kree

No information yet available.

  • Gustatory art (smell: olfactory art) of the K'kree
  • K'kree Martial Arts
  • Synchronized Trotting

Notable Arts & Culture of the Vargr

No information yet available.

  • Gustathalon
  • Safari
  • Vargr culinary arts

Arts & Culture of the Well-known Minor Races

No information yet available. Bwap & Virushi.

Arts & Culture of the Lesser-known Minor Races

No information yet available.

History & Background (Dossier)

The arts and culture have existed since life first arose and began grasping for technology. Art is intimately intertwined with civilization, which is synonymous with sophontdom. Thus art is very much an expression of civilization and technology, the relationship between a sophont species and its environment. Art expresses values, attitudes, traditions, relationships, and other kinds of culture.

Tangible Arts

Tangible arts are those that directly produce artifacts. They include many of the following:

Intangible Arts

The intangible arts do not directly produce artifacts. Many sophonts value these arts enough to somehow try to preserve them in tangible recorded form. They include the following:

References & Contributors (Sources)

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  • Author & Contributor: Lord (Marquis) and Master of Sophontology Maksim-Smelchak of the Ministry of Science