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L03 Classification and Principles of Arts Flashcards

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Characteristics of Visual Arts

  • Moves between different disciplines
  • Respecting borders
  • Combine with any that is convenient
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Transdisciplinary

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Characteristics of Visual Arts

  • Recycle previous or traditional trends
  • Redefine with new layers of meaning
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Tends to Appropriation

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Characteristics of Visual Arts

Handles very well in heterogeneous and contaminated imaginary of globalization

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Global Art

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Characteristics of Visual Arts

  • Not content with museums
  • Demands certain collaboration
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Manage Exposure Strategies

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Classification of Visual Arts

Traditional Plastic Arts

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  • Painting
  • Sculpture
  • Architecture
  • Drawing
  • Engraving
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Classification of Visual Arts

Visual Arts of the 20th Century

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  • Photography
  • Cinema
  • Kinetic Art
  • Abstract Art
  • Land Art
  • Graffiti
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Classification of Visual Arts

Digital or New Age Arts

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  • Video Art
  • Net Art
  • Digital Art
  • Fan Art
  • Installations
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Forms of Visual Arts

Based on real subjects or events

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Representational or Figurative Art

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Forms of Visual Arts

Themes from reality and displays in a different way

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Abstract Art

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Forms of Visual Arts

Subcategories of Abstract Art

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  • Cubism
  • Minimalism
  • Precisionism
  • Impressionism
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Forms of Visual Arts

Does not depict anything from reality

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Non-Objective or Non-Representational Art

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Principles of Arts

  • Focal point
  • Center
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Emphasis

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Principles of Arts

Way elements of arts are arranged

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Balance

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Principles of Arts

Creates evenness to artwork

Balance

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Symmetrical Balance

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Principles of Arts

Weight on one side is not equal to the other side of the composition

Balance

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Asymmetrical Balance

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Principles of Arts

Multiple directions and has a clear focal point

Balance

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Radial Balance

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Principles of Arts

Creates cohesiveness by stressing similarities of separate but related parts

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Harmony

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Principles of Arts

Gives a feeling of oneness

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Unity

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Principles of Arts

How well the elements of design work together

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Unity

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Principles of Arts

Reducing the amount of potential variety

Unity

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Simplicity

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Principles of Arts

Example of Repetition

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Tessellations

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Principles of Arts

Arrangement of shapes that fit together in a repeated pattern without gaps

Repetition

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Tessellations

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Principles of Arts

Closeness of different components

Unity

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Proximity

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Principles of Arts

How artists and designers add complexity to their work

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Variety

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Principles of Arts

Different elements are used and placed next to each other in an artwork

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Variety

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Principles of Arts

Variety works through _ and _

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Juxtaposition and Contrast

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Principles of Arts

Suggests movement or action

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Rhythm

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Principles of Arts

Creates a visual tempo in an artwork and provides a path for the viewer’s eye to follow

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Rhythm

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Principles of Arts

Compares the size of a part of an object in relation to the size of another part of the same object

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Proportion

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Principles of Arts

Makes your art piece more realistic and creates the perceptive relationships between elements in a composition

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Proportion

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Principles of Arts

Normal or accurate proportion of parts in a visual composition

Proportion

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Standard Proportion

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Principles of Arts

  • Indicate the importance of some figures or objects
  • Familial, social, or monarchy

Proportion

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Hierarchical Proportion

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Principles of Arts

Subject is not proportional relation to one another

Proportion

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Out of Proportion

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3-D Art

Nude male figure that is in deep thought

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The Thinker by Auguste Rodin

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3-D Art

Body of Jesus on the lap of Mother Mary after Crucifixion

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Pieta by Michelangelo Buonarroti

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3-D Art

Standing bronze sculpture of Rizal with an obelisk as a backdrop

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The Rizal Monument

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