ARTS APPRECIATION

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Why do we study humanities?

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Language, Philosophy, History, Art, Literature

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-perceived by the sense of sight
-can be projected into 3-dimensional forms

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Spatial Arts

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from French “belles Lettres” means beautiful writing

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Literary Arts

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use the human body, face, voice, and presence as media.

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Performing Arts

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creation of ornamental and functional works

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Decorative Arts

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-all forms of pop culture
-appreciated by ordinary people in a literate, technologically advanced society

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Popular Arts

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Purpose of the Arts

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religious, social, cultural, moral, reform, educational, relaxation, mood, emotions, passion, fantasy

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Division of Arts (Purpose)

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Practical Arts
Liberal Arts
Fine Arts
Major Arts
Minor Arts

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Division of Arts (Media & Forms)

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Plastic Arts
Phonetic Arts
Kinetic Arts
Pure Arts
Mixed Arts

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• directed to produce artifacts and utensils which cope with human needs

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PRACTICAL ARTS

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• intellectual efforts are considered; AB Courses

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LIBERAL ARTS

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products of human creativity in so far as the express beauty in different ways and different media like drawing, painting, etc

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FINE ART

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• Involves modelling or molding in three dimension.
• perceived by sense of sight like painting, sculpture, architecture, etc.

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PLASTIC ARTS

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• based on sounds and words like, music, poetry, drama, literature, etc.

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PHONETIC ARTS

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• do not involve any guidelines or specific forms

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PURE ARTS

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• rhythmic movement like the different kinds of dance.

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KINETIC ARTS

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• combination of two or more media.

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MIXED ARTS

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CLASSIFICATION OF ARTS

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Space arts - 2D, 3D
Auditory Arts - Music, Dance, Opera/Theatre

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• a person, scene, event,, or anything an artist
  would like to show to his audience.

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THE ART SUBJECT

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• has definite subjects
• natural
• conventional

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Representational

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-product of imagination

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Non-representational

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Way of Presenting an Art Subject

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REALISM
ABSTRACTION
SURREALISM
DADAISM
EXPRESSIONISM
FAUVISM
FUTURISM
IMPRESSIONISM
SYMBOLISM

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5 TYPES OF ABSTRACTION

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ELONGATION
FORESHORTENIN
DISTORIO
MANGLING
CUBIS

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Object depicted in the way they normally appear. What you see is what you get.

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REALISM

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Magnifies one phase of reality without representational intentions.

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ABSTRACTION

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Combination of realism and distortion

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SURREALISM

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It literally means, "killing of the art

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DADAISM

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the emphasis of subjective feeling rather than on descriptions of the outer world.

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EXPRESSIONISM

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Distorted form and vivid spontaneous color effects.

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FAUVISM

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Captures the movement of and the dynamism of the modern world.

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FUTURISM

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depicts the visual impression of the moment, especially in terms of the shifting effect of light and color

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IMPRESSIONISM

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idea or quality which represents another thing.

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SYMBOLISM

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is the art of creating meaningful effect (subjective) on a flat surface by the use of pigment. the materials used by a painter are pigments applied to wet plaster, canvas, wood, or paper.

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Painting

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"transparent color." thinned with water rather than oil, giving a transparent color.

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Watercolor

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painting on a moist plaster surface. It is executed upon freshly-laid ("wet") lime plaster.

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Fresco

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consisting of colored pigments mixed with a water-soluble binder medium, usually glutinous material such as egg yolk

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Tempera

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an art medium in the form of a stick, consisting of powdered pigment and a binder.

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Pastel

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Also called a hot wax painting. Painting with wax colors fixed with heat.

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Encaustic

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is the process of painting with pigments with a medium of drying oil as the binder.

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Oil

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synthetic paint is used. Contemporary painters use this medium a lot.

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Acrylic

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A pattern or image made of small regular or irregular pieces of colored stone, glass or ceramic, held in place by plaster/mortar, and covering a surface.

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Mosaic

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brown pigment extracted from boiling the soot of the wood.

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Bistre

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pigments bound by wax and compressed into painted sticks.

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Crayons

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obtained by burning wood or other organic substances in the absence of oxygen

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Charcoal

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elements remain attached to a solid background of the same material.

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Relief

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made by combining small pieces of colored glass which are held by heavy iron bars [in churches].

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Stained Glass

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ELEMENTS OF VISUAL ARTS

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LINE COLOR TEXTURE PERSPECTIVE SPACE FORMS/SHAPE VOLUME

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4 TYPES OF LINE

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horizontal curved vertical diagonal

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is defined as how most of us perceive and name a color

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Hue

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is the shade (darkness) or tint (lightness) of a color.

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brightness value luminance

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is a measure of the purity of a color or how sharp or dull the color appears.

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chroma intensity saturation

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PRINCIPLES OF DESIGN

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HARMONY BALANCE PROPORTION RHYTHM EMPHASIS AND SUBORDINATION MOVEMENT CONTRAST