LESSON 6

Question 1

These are the arts that meet the
eye and evoke an emotion through
an expression of skill and
imagination. They include the most
ancient forms, such as painting and
drawing, and the arts that were
born thanks to the development of
technology, like sculpture,
printmaking, photography, and
installation art.

Answer 1

VISUAL ARTS

Question 2

3 TYPES OF VISUAL ARTS

Answer 2

Representational Art

Decorative Arts

Commercial Art

Question 3

have ways to express an opinion, emotion, feeling, or taste, through means of performance, like theater, public speech, dance, music, and more.

Answer 3

Performing Arts

Question 4

are arts or skills that require a performance in front of a public audience, with the exception of
some film and television acting and video musical productions.

Answer 4

Performing Arts

Question 5

What are the examples of performing arts

Answer 5

acting, singing, and dancing.

Question 6

other forms of the Performing Arts include

Answer 6

opera, theater, magic or illusion performances, mime, spoken word, recitation, and public speaking.

Question 7

People in this field performing arts are termed:

Answer 7

Performers, including actors, comedians, dancers, magicians, musicians, and singers.

Question 8

TYPES OF PERFORMING ARTS

Answer 8

Theater
Music
Dance
Spoken Word Poetry
Magic and Circus Acts

Question 9

performances usually combine
acting, singing, dance and
music, dialogue, narration or
recitation but may also include
puppetry or pantomime.

Answer 9

Traditional theater or theater

Question 10

consist of an elevated stage and a space for a live audience, and the
most common art forms that
occur there are acting and
music.

Answer 10

THEATER

Question 11

involve
the reenactment of written stories
taken from literary works or
independent creations. Actors may
communicate performances with
spoken words, a combination of
singing and spoken words, or silent
gestures.

Answer 11

Theatrical stage productions or theater

Question 12

Perhaps the most universal of the
performing arts and is found in every
society, most often as an integral part of other performing art forms and other domains of intangible cultural heritage including rituals, festive events or oral traditions.

Answer 12

music

Question 13

though very complex, may be
described simply as ordered bodily
movements, usually performed to music. Apart form its physical aspect, the rhythmic movements, steps and gestures of __ often express a sentiment or mood or illustrate a specific event or daily act, such as religious dances and those representing hunting, warfare or sexual activity

Answer 13

dance

Question 14

___ typically participate in formal performances, often referred to as recitals. The art of dance attempts to convey emotion,
stories, and character tendencies
through the use of body language.

Answer 14

dancers

Question 15

All types of dance, whether they
comes in the forms of ___, ___, ___, ___ are considered to be
performing arts.

Answer 15

ballet, tap, jazz,
or hip hop,

Question 16

is a form of poetry that doesn’t have to rhyme, but certain parts can be rhymed to emphasize an image or give it a lyrical quality.

Answer 16

Spoken word poetry

Question 17

will sometimes contain elements of hip-hop, folk music, or jazz to enhance the rhythmic presentation

Answer 17

Spoken word poems/poetry

Question 18

are considered to be a form of performance art.

Answer 18

Magic and circus acts

Question 19

They are typically conducted before a live audience and may use special effects that blur the line between perceived and actual reality. Props and elaborate costumes are usually used in these acts to add to the awe and wonder of the performance’s entertainment value.

Answer 19

Magic and circus acts

Question 20

If life is the greatest form of art, then it seems only natural for
artists to use the physical body as a medium. This is exactly what
many Performance artists did to express their distinctive views and
make their voices heard in the newly liberated social, political, and
sexual climate that emerged in the 1960s. It was a freeing time
where artists felt empowered to make art ever more personal by
dropping traditional mores of art making and opted to using
themselves as living sculpture or canvas. This resulted in direct
confrontation between artist and audience, producing a startlingly
intimate new way to experience art.

Answer 20

ART AS AN EXPRESSION OF BODY

Question 21

diffused the veil between artist and artwork by placing the body front and center as actor, medium, performance, and canvas. Lines were erased between message and messenger or creator and creation, giving new meaning to, and amplifying the idea of, authentic first person perspective.

Answer 21

Body art