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Module 1

1
Q

The ____ are described as
means of expression that
require imagination and/or
skill in making aesthetic
objects or encounters that
can be shared with other
people.

A

arts

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2
Q

These objects and experiences
may exhibit what is in the
imagination of the artist or
creator. These may also portray
ideas and emotions. These may also
be used to entertain or persuade
other people.

A

arts

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3
Q

These aesthetic objects and
encounters create beauty. The ____
include visual arts and
architecture, literature, music,
dance, theater, and cinema or film.

A

arts

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4
Q

During the 1970’s up
to _______, artists
began combining
different art forms
and media

A

present

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5
Q

The development of Philippine
Art comes in 3three major traditions

A

Ethnic Tradition, Spanish Colonial Tradition, and the AmericanColonial and Contemporary
Traditions.

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6
Q

Refers to the
practice of art in the 1860s
1960s. It was during these years
that the western world was
significantly developing.

A

Modern Art

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7
Q

Refers to the recent and current
practice of art ranging from the 1970s up to the present.
It mirrors the society and culture of the present times.

A

Contemporary art

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8
Q

Functions Of Arts

A
  1. Personal or individual
    Functions
  2. Social Functions
  3. Economic Functions
  4. Political Functions
  5. Historical Functions
  6. Cultural Functions
  7. Religious Functions
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9
Q

Artists have their personal reasons for
indulging in art

A

Personal or individual
Functions

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10
Q

Man is a social being and as such he
associates with his fellow beings. This
association is evidenced by the choral singing
and group dancing in religious rites and other
practices.

A

Social Functions

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11
Q

Many people believe that it does not pay
to be an artist. However, this belief is negated
by these facts. Joanne K. Rowling, the author
of the best-selling Harry Potter series, became
one of the most highly-paid women in British
history.

A

Economic Functions

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12
Q

To reinforce and enhance a sense of
identity and ideological connection to specific
political views, parties and/or people.

A

Political Functions

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13
Q

Paintings, sculptures, architectural
works, and other art forms serve to record
historical figures and events.

A

Historical Functions

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14
Q

Buildings, furniture (chairs, tables, etc.),
clothes, and the like form part of the
country’s material culture, while music,
dance, and language, which is incorporated in
oral and written literature and drama, form
part of its non-material culture. Therefore,
paintings, sculptures, architectural works,
songs, dances, dramas, and literary pieces are
embodiments of a nation’s culture.

A

Cultural Functions

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15
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Almost all, if not all, art forms evolved
from religion.
People in the olden times worshipped
their gods in the form of songs and dances.
The earliest dramatic forms were religious in
nature. The first Greek paintings and
sculptures were those of gods and goddesses.

A

Religious Functions

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16
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Principles of Design

A
  1. Balance
  2. Movement
  3. Emphasis
  4. Rhythm
  5. Unity
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17
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There are two main types of balance:

A

Symmetrical and Asymmetrical Balance

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18
Q

The condition in which acting influences are held in check
by opposing forces or what is on the left side should appear
on the right side also in order to achieve equilibrium?

A

Balance

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19
Q

A kind of formal balance in
which two halves of a balanced
composition is identical.

A

Symmetrical Balance

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20
Q

Is the
opposite of formal balance. Here, there is
a balance of unlike objects and there are
no elements that appear to be equal
halves or sides?

A

Asymmetrical Balance

21
Q

The direction that the
audience’s eye goes through
the artwork, often to focal
areas. This is done by
directing the audience’s eyes
along lines, edges, shape,
and color.

A

Movement

22
Q

Shows the focal point of an
image or when one area or
thing stands out the most
and gets a special attention?

A

Emphasis

23
Q

Is the repetition of design, line or other elements
within the frame.

A

Rhythm

24
Q

5 Main Types Of Rhythm

A
  1. Regular
  2. Random
  3. Flowing
  4. Alternating
  5. Progressive
25
Q

Is oneness that is achieved
through the effective use of the
elements of art and principles of
organization.

A

Unity

26
Q

Elements Of Arts

A
  1. Line
  2. Shape
  3. Color
27
Q

Three Properties of Color

A
  1. Hue
  2. Saturation
  3. Values
28
Q

This refers to a prolongation of a
point, or mark on a surface. Solid _____
can bused in order to define form while
broken _____ are typically used to
suggest hidden forms

A

LINE

29
Q

This element of art refers to an area with
boundaries identified or drawn using lines. A
_____ may be based on natural or living forms.
This _____ is called an organic _____, and can be
irregular or rounded. A _____ may also be based
on measured forms. This _____ , on the other
hand, is called a geometric _____

A

Shape

30
Q

This refers to visual perception that
allows a person to differentiate objects
due to the way various wavelengths of
light are reflected. _____ is a very
important element because it can
communicate information and emotion
to the viewer.

A

Color

31
Q

which refers to
the basic or pure color,
and is represented the
color wheel.

A

HUE

32
Q

which
refers to the brightness and
dullness of a color. It is also
referred to as purity of
color.

A

SATURATION

33
Q

This element refers to lightness or darkness of an
area. This element is evident in creating shadows for
two-dimensional object to give an illusion of depth.

A

Values

34
Q

Color Schemes

A
  1. Monochromatic
  2. Analogous
  3. Complementary
  4. Split-Complementary
  5. Triadic
  6. Tetradic
35
Q

this color scheme involves using the
same hue but different gradients
of value?

A

Monochromatic

36
Q

The _________ color scheme
entails the use of three of four
adjacent colors in the color wheel.

A

Analogous

37
Q

Involves the use of a color and its
_____________, meaning the color
located opposite of the first color

A

Complementary

38
Q

This color scheme is a close relative to
the complementary color scheme, but
instead of using the color’s
complement, this scheme uses the two
colors adjacent to the complement.

A

Split-Complementary

39
Q

This color scheme uses three colors
that are of equal distance with each
other.

A

Triadic

40
Q

Also known as double
complementary color scheme, this
uses two pairs of complementary
colors.

A

Tetradic

41
Q

This element refers to the feel or
appearance of a surface. A person may describe
_______ if the surface is either smooth or rough.

A

texture

42
Q

Refers to the area that is occupied by an
object or a subject, as well as the area surrounding
that object or subject.

A

Space

43
Q

People who favor the color ___ are generally
observed to be extroverts, outgoing, and enjoy spending time with people and living life to the fullest.
However, they can also be seen as competitive
and unapologetic individuals

A

red

44
Q

the life purpose of those who like the color
____ is linked with their ability to contribute to
other people’s well-being. People who favor this
color are known to be confident, loyal, and calm.
However, they can also evoke feelings of sadness
and depression.

A

blue

45
Q

People who are drawn to the vibrant color
______ tend to have upbeat, cheery personalities
coupled with perfectionist standards. Confidence
and optimism are hallmarks of the ______
personality type.

A

yellow

46
Q

_____ personality type tends to be analytical, calm,
logical, with a great thirst for knowledge. They are sometimes
described as strategic thinkers and visionaries that are also
born leaders. They like to be in charge and live their life on
their own terms. Those traits sometimes make them appear as
stubborn and even antisocial. They believe in science and base
their decisions on facts. Additionally, their decisions always
rule in favor of peacemaking.

A

green

47
Q

A color suggests goodness, purity and innocence. The
individual who chooses _____ as a favorite color seeks
excellence and enlightenment in all philosophies. Just
as black is total absorption, _____ is a total reflection.
Visually, white gives a heightened perception of space.
The negative effect of white on warm colors is to make
them look and feel garish.

A

white

48
Q

You may be looking for protection from any negativity
that surrounds you.
 You may wish to create an aura of mystery and
intrigue, as in a sexy _____ dress.

A

black

49
Q

Emotional in character, connotes a sensitive heart.
Universally representing caring and sharing, ____
asserts strong sensitivity. ____is welcomed by the
affectionate and concerned individual. Gently, you offer
love, attention and nurturing to those in distress and
needing guidance. Psychologically, ____ is a powerful
color. It represents the feminine principle.

A

pink

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