Lesson 1 - 3 Flashcards

1
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  1. Art is derived from the
    latin term —-, which
    mean skill,
    talent or ability
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ARS

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  1. Art enables us to
    imagine
    unimaginable.
    the
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True

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  1. Philosophy comes from
    Greek words philos or
    phelein, which means
    —– and Sophia,
    which means —-
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love and wisdom

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4.examines
how people see the
world using the methods
of logic and reasoning.

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Philosophy

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5.The study of
humanities
includes
philosophy,
history,
religion, art, —–
language and music.

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Literature

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The study of
humanities
includes

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philosophy,
history,
religion, art, literature
language and music

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  1. entails
    analyzing an artwork’s form
    for general audiences in
    order to increase their
    enjoyment of such works of
    art
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Art Appreciation

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  1. are academic
    disciplines that study
    about the aspects of
    human socieW and
    culture.
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humanities

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provides avenues for better
communication using
the art of speaking and
listening.

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LANGUAGE

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  1. —- is a thing
    that is accepted as true
    or as certain to happen,
    without proof.
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Assumption

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  1. Philoscphy and —-
    may enhance either logical
    and sequential thinking of an
    artist.
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history

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  1. —- is derived
    from the latin word
    humanus which mean
    humans.
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Humanities

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  1. — is the mother
    of all inventions
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Creativity

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Doing something
meaningful with your
imagination is called
——-

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creativity

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  1. —– enhances the
    art of meditation and
    reflection.
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Religion

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  1. Literature provides
    avenues for better
    communication using the art
    of —– and writing.
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Reading

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  1. Doing something
    meaningful with your
    imagination is called
    —–.
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Creativity

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18
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is derived from the Latin word humanus and Humanitas,
which means refined or cultured human.

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Humanities

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Humanities is derived from the Latin word ——,
which means refined or cultured human.

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humanus and Humanitas

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Humanities is derived from the Latin word humanus and Humanitas,
which means

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refined or cultured human.

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It is an academic discipline that study about the aspects of human
society and culture.

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Humanities

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Greek words philos or phelein,
which means love and Sophia, which
means wisdom.

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Philosophy

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23
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is derived from the latin
word historia, which means to
scribble and record the events
in the past.

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History

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philos or phelein,
which means —– and Sophia, which
means —-.

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love for wisdom

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is derived from the latin
word historia, which means —-

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to
scribble and record the events
in the past.

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26
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is derived from the Latin
religare or religio, which
means to bind.

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Religion

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is derived from the Latin
religare or religio, which
means to —-

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bind.

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28
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Latin word littera or
literatura, which means letter
or knowledge of books.

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Literature

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Latin word littera or
literatura, which means

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letter
or knowledge of books.

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30
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Latin word lingua, which means
—–, language provides
avenues for better
communication using the art of
speaking and listening,

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tongue,

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31
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From the Greek word mousa,
which means muse and the
Latin word Musa which
denotes the goddess of music,
to present a song or poetry for
appreciation of beauty to the
etymology of Music

32
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From the Greek word mousa,
which means

33
Q

– a form of divergent thinking that
allows us to generate relationship, integrate concepts, elaborate
information, brainstorm issues with fluency, flexibility and
originality (Johnson, 2010)

A

Creativity is metacognitive skill

34
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Assumption about arts:

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*Art has been created by all people at all times., in all countries and it lives because its
well-liked and enjoyed.
* Art involves experience. In order to experience something, you have to make use of your
five senses.
* Art is not nature; nature is not art. Art is made by man and nature by God. However, nature
can be enhanced by man.
* Art is cultural. Art is a work of humans and anything that has been created by human is
part of culture.
* Art is a form of creation. Art is something that is created with imagination and skill and
that is beautiful or that expresses important ideas or feelings.
* Art is subjective. Henceforth, it cannot be measured by its significance or the level of skill
with which it is created.

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Nature of Art

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  1. Art is a diverse range of human activities. in creating visual, auditory or performing
    artworks, expressing the author’s imaginative or technical skills intended to be appreciated
    for their beauty or emotional power.
  2. Art represents reality. It is through representation that people organize the world and
    reality through the act of naming its elements.
  3. Art is an expression. The expression contained in the form is an attempt to translate the
    unnamed and the unknown.
  4. Art serves as a means of communication of emotions. Art is an act of expressing feelings,
    thoughts, and generate strong emotions.
  5. Art matters. Art matters because it illustrates the human experiences.
  6. Art is universal.Literally, art can be found in every corner of the world.
  7. Art is creation. It is the combination of already existing material elements into new forms
    which become the realization of a preconceived idea.
36
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Function of Art

A
  1. The personal function
  2. TheSocial Function
  3. The Physical function
37
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types of Visual Arts

A
  1. Fine arts.
  2. Contemporary Arts
  3. Decorative arts and crafts
  4. Other
38
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  • The term —- refers to an art
    from practiced mainly for its
    aesthetic value and its beauty
    rather than its functional value.
39
Q

is rooted in drawing and
designed-based works such as
painting, printmaking, and
sculpture.

40
Q

Also include a number of modern art
forms, such as: assemblage, collage,
mixed-media, conceptual art,
installation, happenings and
performance art, along with filmbased disciplines such as
photography, video art and
animation, or any combination
thereof.

A
  1. Contemporary Arts
41
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  • In addition, the general category
    of visual arts encompasses a
    number of decorative art
    disciplines and crafts, including
    ceramics and studio pottery,
    mosaic art, mobiles, tapestry,
    glass art, and others.
A
  1. Decorative arts and crafts
42
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The subject of Art

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  1. Representational or Objective
  2. Non-representational or Non-objective.
43
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objects or events in the real world, usually
looking easily recognizable.
* Example: Painting, sculpture, graphic arts,
literature and theater arts

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  1. Representational or Objective. Represents
44
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These are those arts without any
reference to anything outside itself
(without representation).

A
  1. Non-representational or Non-objective.
45
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Sources of art subjects

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  1. Nature – animals, people, landscapes. These three are the most common inspiration and
    subject matter for art.
  2. History- The dress, the houses, the manner of living, the thoughts of a period are
    necessarily reflected in the work of the artist.
  3. Greek and Roman mythology – These are the gods and goddesses.
  4. The Judaeo Christian Tradition – religion and art, the bible, the Apocrypha, the rituals of
    the church.
  5. Other works of art
46
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– animals, people, landscapes. These three are the most common inspiration and
subject matter for art.

47
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The dress, the houses, the manner of living, the thoughts of a period are
necessarily reflected in the work of the artist.

48
Q

These are the gods and goddesses.

A
  1. Greek and Roman mythology –
49
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religion and art, the bible, the Apocrypha, the rituals of
the church.

A
  1. The Judaeo Christian Tradition –
50
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Kinds of Subject

A
  1. Still Life
  2. Landscapes, Seascapes and Cityscapes.
  3. Animals
  4. Portraits
  5. Figures
  6. Everyday life
  7. History and legends
  8. Religion and Mythology
  9. Dreams and Fantasies
51
Q

Greek words —–,
which means love and—–, which
means wisdom.

A

philos or phelein, Sophia

52
Q

is derived from the latin
word —-, which means to
scribble and record the events
in the past.

53
Q

Latin word —-, which means letter
or knowledge of books.

A

littera or
literatura

54
Q

is derived from the Latin
—-, which
means to bind.

A

religare or religio

55
Q

Latin word —-, which means
tongue, language provides
avenues for better
communication using the art of
speaking and listening,

56
Q

From the Greek word —–,
which means muse and the
Latin word Musa which
denotes the goddess of music,
to present a song or poetry for
appreciation of beauty to the
etymology of Music

57
Q

Latin word—- which
denotes the goddess of music,
to present a song or poetry for
appreciation of beauty to the
etymology of Music

58
Q

, in all countries and it lives because its
well-liked and enjoyed.

A

Art has been created by all people at all times

59
Q

. In order to experience something, you have to make use of your
five senses.

A

Art involves experience

60
Q

Art is made by man and nature by God. However, nature
can be enhanced by man.

A

Art is not nature; nature is not art.

61
Q

Art is a work of humans and anything that has been created by human is
part of culture.

A

Art is cultural.

62
Q

Art is something that is created with imagination and skill and
that is beautiful or that expresses important ideas or feelings.

A

Art is a form of creation.

63
Q

Henceforth, it cannot be measured by its significance or the level of skill
with which it is created.

A

Art is subjective.

64
Q

in creating visual, auditory or performing
artworks, expressing the author’s imaginative or technical skills intended to be appreciated
for their beauty or emotional power.

A

Art is a diverse range of human activities

65
Q

It is through representation that people organize the world and
reality through the act of naming its elements.

A

Art represents reality.

66
Q

.The expression contained in the form is an attempt to translate the
unnamed and the unknown.

A

Art is an expression.

67
Q

Art is an act of expressing feelings,
thoughts, and generate strong emotions.

A

Art serves as a means of communication of emotions.

68
Q

Art matters because it illustrates the human experiences.

A

Art matters.

69
Q

art can be found in every corner of the world.

A

Art is universal.Literally,

70
Q

It is the combination of already existing material elements into new forms
which become the realization of a preconceived idea

A

Art is creation.

71
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  • An artist may create out of a need for self-expression, or gratification.
  • He/she might have wanted to communicate a thought or point to the viewer.
  • Perhaps the artist was trying to provide an aesthetic experience, both for self and
    viewers.
  • It can help someone express themselves, explore their emotions, manage addictions,
    and improve their self-esteem.
A
  1. The personal function
72
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Arts perform a social function when:

A

A. Influences Social Behavior (Political
function).
B. Display and Celebration.

73
Q

It seeks or tends to influence
the collective behavior of a people.
Example: Bayanihan

A

Influences Social Behavior (Political
function).

74
Q

It is created
to be seen or used primarily in public
situation like fiestas, parade, etc.

A

B. Display and Celebration.

75
Q

The physical functions of art are often the easiest to understand. Works of art that are
created to perform some service have physical functions.

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  1. Form and Function.
  2. Architecture
  3. Community Planning
  4. Function and beauty