Which statement correctly explains the communication aspect of art?

Art gives form to feelings and ideas and conveys them to others

The communication aspect of art means that an artist can give visible, audible, or performative form to an idea, feeling, experience, or message and share it with other people. A painting may suggest grief through colour and gesture; a sculpture may express strength through mass and posture; music, dance, theatre, or images may communicate without ordinary sentences. The viewer’s interpretation may differ from the artist’s intention, but the work still creates a channel for meaning and response. Option A is correct because it includes both inner content and its transmission to others. B denies meaning, C ignores the role of audience and interpretation, and D is too narrow because art communicates through many non-verbal forms, not only letters.

This is a Class 9 Art Education question. Chapter: Introduction to Art. Topic: Art as a form of expression.