DIFFERENT CLASSIFICATION OF ARTS FORMS

Question 1

involves the use of an artist’s body as a medium; an art form that requires movement from one place to another (e.g.

Answer 1

Performing Arts

Question 2

usually exists in two-dimensional form and stays in one place; something that we see and hear

Answer 2

Visual Arts

Question 3

narratives or works that are literary in nature and primarily deals with imaginative and artistic writing (e.g. prose and poetry)

Answer 3

Literature

Question 4

a three-dimensional form that we can touch, see, and climb. It stays in one place.

Answer 4

Sculptural

Question 5

those that include music, literature, sculpture, painting, dance, theater, photography, and architecture

Answer 5

Major Arts or Fine Arts

Question 6

those that include ceramics, furniture, letterings, etc.

Answer 6

Minor Arts or Applied Arts

Question 7

created and performed for other’s sake and for audience satisfaction (e.g. watching movie)

Answer 7

Pure Arts

Question 8

with a purpose; for practical use (e.g. chair and table)

Answer 8

Practical Arts

Question 9

something that you can see, imagine, and create (e. g. painting, drawing, mosaic crafting, drafting, stage designing, and graphic designing)

Answer 9

Sight Art

Question 10

something that you can hear (e.g. prose, poetry, play, and music)

Answer 10

Sound Art

Question 11

something that you can feel or touch (e.g. sculpture, curving, wood craft, pottery, and dance movement)

Answer 11

Touch Art

Question 12

something that is understandable, “what you see is what you get”, objective and representational (e.g. photography, stage play, dance, sculpture, and architecture)

Answer 12

Real Art