Lesson 2

Question 1

When his expression is for appreciation sake; it is?

Answer 1

Art

Question 2

When his expression in generally towards utilization; it is

Answer 2

Craft

Question 3

Combination of art and craft

Answer 3

Functional Art

Question 4

” Every particular substance in the world has an end, or (TELOS) in greek; which means?

Answer 4

Purpose

Question 5

(What kind of function of art?)
- Varied and highly subjective
- Function depends on the artist who created the art
- An artist can create an art out of self expression, entertainment, & therapeutic function

Answer 5

Personal Function of art

Question 6

Art is considered _______ if and when it address a particular collective interest as opposed to a personal interest.

Art may convey message or protest, contestation, or whatever message
the artist intends his work to carry

Answer 6

Social Function
(SOCIAL FUNCTION OF ART)

Question 7

____ is a very common example of an art with social functions

Answer 7

Political Art

Question 8

it can be found in artworks that are crafted in order to serve some physical purpose.

Architecture, jewelry- making, interior
design all serves ________

Answer 8

Physical function of art

Question 9

___ was principally used for dance and religion. The ancient world saw _____ as an instrument to facilitate worship and
invocations to gods.

Answer 9

Music

Question 10

_____ have been made by man most particularly for religion

In the roman catholic world, the employment of _______ for
religious purposes has remained vital, relevant, and symbolic.

Answer 10

Sculpture

Question 11

_________maybe the most prominent functional art.

Unlike other forms of art, buildings take so much time to
erect and destroy

Answer 11

Architecture

Question 12

Irish author:”It is life that imitates art

Answer 12

Oscar Wilde

Question 13

“It is not reason that enables us to imitate; art is not imitation; art is made from intuition(immediate sensation and intense feeling)”

Answer 13

Henri-Louis Bergson

Question 14

“Art is both imitation and intuition”

Answer 14

G.E. Moore

Question 15

“Art is a wish-fulfillment; an excellent work of art results from frustration

Answer 15

Sigmund Freud

Question 16

“Art is a form of escape; escape from negative elements”

Answer 16

Jose Ortega Y Gaset:

Question 17

“Art is merely an expression regardless if it is understood or not”

Answer 17

Benedetto Croce

Question 18

“Art is rebellion”

Answer 18

Albert Camus

Question 20

“Art is not limited in the gallery and museum”

Answer 20

Dewey

Question 21

“When man beautifies himself, he becomes a human art”

Answer 21

Dante Leoncini

Question 22

“Art is esoteric. It is mysterious. It is indefinable. It is
transintelligible. It is only describable.”

Answer 22

Margarette Macdonalds

Question 23

Music is the lowest of all arts because it gives only sensible pleasure

Answer 23

Immanuel Kant:

Question 24

Music is the greatest because it is capable of freeing man from his fears and
desires, from his anger and despair, and from other passions and anxieties

Answer 24

Schopenhauer:

Question 25

Poetry has the best qualities perception creative imagination, development of thoughts and events like immediate

Answer 25

Hegel

Question 26

The fusion of poetry and music is the highest art

Answer 26

Leibnitz

Question 27

Three Basic Components of a work of art

Answer 27

Subject Content Form

Question 28

"THE WHAT"

Answer 28

Subject

Question 29

"The Why"

Answer 29

Content

Question 30

"The how"

Answer 30

Form

Question 31

it is what an artist chooses to present in his/her art. It is the expression of artist's view of his/her existence in his/her art. It is the theme or topic of the artist in his/her art. Refers to the main idea that is represented in the artwork; basically the essence of the piece.

Answer 31

Subject of art

Question 33

THESE TYPES OF ART HAVE SUBJECTS THAT REFER TO OBJECTS OR EVENTS OCCURRING IN THE REAL WORLD

Answer 33

Representational Art

Question 35

REPRESENTATIONAL ART ALSO TERMED ________ BECAUSE OF THE FIGURES DEPICTED ARE EASY TO MAKE OUT AND DECIPHER

Answer 35

FIGURATIVE ART

Question 36

ART FORMS THAT DO NOT MAKE A REFERENCE TO THE REAL WORLD, WHETHER IT IS A PERSON, PLACE, THING, OR EVEN A PARTICULAR EVENT IT IS STRIPPED DOWN TO VISUAL ELEMENTS, SUCH AS SHAPES, LINES AND COLORS THAT ARE EMPLOYED TO TRANSLATE A PARTICULAR FEELING, EMOTION AND CONCEPT

Answer 36

Non-Representational Art

Question 37

LOOKING AT THE COMBINATION OF LINES, SHAPES AND COLORS OF THE SCULPTURE WILL POINT TO A HEAD OF A WOMAN. EVEN WITH THE ABSTRACTION OF THE IMAGE, THIS WORK IS ARGUABLY REPRESENTATION ART

Answer 37

• Non-Representational Art and Abstract Art

Question 39

Artists have always been fascinated with the beauty of their _________. They would observe nature on its beautiful and restful mood, and apply pigments on canvass on varying textures and colors.

Answer 39

Physical Environment

Question 40

_________ are also rich source of art subject. Stories from _________________ centers on the gods, goddess and heroes.

Answer 40

The Greek and Roman Mythology

Question 41

________ has played an enormous role in inspiring works of virtual arts, music, architecture, and literature trough ages. During the prehistoric era, the medieval and the present time, there was no difference between _____ and art

Answer 41

Religion

Question 42

An image of a particular person or animal, or group thereof.

Answer 42

PORTRAITURE

Question 43

A non-representational work of art

Answer 43

ABSTRACT

Question 44

A focused view of interpretation of specific natural element

Answer 44

NATURE

Question 45

A collection of inanimate objects arranged together in a specific way

Answer 45

STILL-LIFE

Question 46

Natural scenery such as mountain, cliffs, rivers, etc.

Answer 46

LANDSCAPE

Question 47

It concerns with the depiction of subjects as they appear in everyday life. The artist main function is to describe accurately what is observed through the senses.

Answer 47

REALISM

Question 49

It refers to art unconcerned with the literal depiction of things from the visible world.

Answer 49

ABSTRACTION

Question 50

It is the alteration of the original shape of an object, image or other form of representation. The subject is in misshaped condition.

Answer 50

DISTORTION

Question 51

Uses large canvasses Lack of refinement in the application of paint, strong color uneven brush and rough texture.

Answer 51

ABSTRACT EXPRESSIONISM

Question 52

It presents the world solely from a subjective perspective, distorting it radically for emotional effect in order to evoke moods or ideas.

Answer 52

EXPRESSIONTSM

Question 53

It emphasizes and glories themes associated with contemporary concepts of the future, including speed and technology.

Answer 53

FUTURISM

Question 54

The subject or painting is being lengthened or extended.

Answer 54

ELONGATION

Question 55

It shows subjects or objects which are cut, mutilated, lacerated, or hacked.

Answer 55

MANGLING

Question 56

Subjects are shown in basic geometrical shapes. Uses cones, cylinder, sphere or other pictorial elements.

Answer 56

CUBISM

Question 57

It tries to reveal a new and higher reality than that of life. They try to claim to create a magical world more beautiful than the real one through art. It came from the slang of super realism.

Answer 57

SURREALISM

Question 58

Themes are either ethical, philosophical, or psychological. It uses extreme bright color. Most of the fauves tried to paint pictures of comfort, joy and pleasure.

Answer 58

FAUVISM

Question 60

Came from the french word "Dada" meaning hobby horse. Dadaist reacted to what they believe were outworn traditions in art and the evils they saw in the society.

Answer 60

DADAISM

Question 61

The most rudimentary level of meaning for it may be extracted from the identifiable for recognizable forms in the artwork and understanding how these elements relate to one another

Answer 61

FACTUAL MEANING

Question 62

Pertains to the acknowledged interpretation of the artwork using motifs, signs and symbols and other cyphers as bases of its meanings.

Answer 62

CONVENTIONAL MEANING

Question 63

When subjectivities are consulted, a variety of meanings may arise when a particular work of art is read

Answer 63

SUBJECTIVE MEANING

Question 64

"Dada" means ?

Answer 64

hobby horse.