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Midterm Flashcards

1
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A latin word, which means skill

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Ars

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___ means to made/to create

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Art

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3
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It is a piece of you

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Art

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It is a form of communication

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Art

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5
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An expression of your creative imagination

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Art

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An combination of one’s creativity and imagination

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Art

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According to him, art is that which brings life in harmony with the beauty of the world

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Plato

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According to him, art is the whole spirit of man

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Ruskin

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According to him, art is the medium by which the artist communicate himself to his fellows

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Charleton Noyes

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According to them, art is anything made or done by man that affects or moves as so that we see or feel beauty in it

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Collins and Riley

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11
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What are the five assumptions of art art?

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Universal
Cultural
Not nature
As experience
Expression

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An assumption of arts that is as old as a human being.

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Art is a universal

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An assumption of arts that influences society by changing opinions instilling values and translating experiences across space and time.

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Art is cultural

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Assumption of art which is a common concept people are not natural for many purposes

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Art is not nature

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An assumption of art that implies that the creation of art must be something of personal and knowledgeable value

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Art as experience

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An assumption of art that expresses and translates acknowledges and reveals transfers and intervenes.

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Art is an expression

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What are the four categories of art?

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Visual
Performing
Literary
Applied

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It is a category of art which is something one appreciate through the sense of sight. it is appealing to the eye

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Visual Art

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A category of art which an art is a product of talent and skills into performing

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Performing arts

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A category of art which is a written art

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Literary art

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A category of art that the application of design and decoration to everyday objects to make them aesthetically appealing

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Applied art

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22
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It is timeless and always an experience

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Art

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23
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It is a greek word which means purpose

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Telos

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24
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It is thinking and doing what is right and avoiding what is wrong

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Virtue theory

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25
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It is designed to be useful or practical rather than attractive

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Utilitarian

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For him the essence of an object was not just its material component parts or its particular shape or characteristic it also had a purpose a function to perform

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Aristotle

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27
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According to aristotle it is intricately linked function

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Telos

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28
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It is inquiry on the function of ar. is an inquiry on what art is for

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Functions of art

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29
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The value of the art in question lies in the practical benefits one gains from it. It is obviously made for a specific purpose

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Architecture and applied arts

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30
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It is an art that varied and highly subjective

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Personal functions of art

31
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Art is considered to have a social function if and when it addresses a particular collective interest as opposed to a personal interest

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Social function of art

32
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Art may convey a message of protest contestation or whatever message the artist intense his work to carry

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Social functions of art

33
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It can be found in artworks that are crafted in order to serve some physical purpose

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Physical function

34
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A philosophical perspective on art which plato’s the republic page a feature of artist as imitator and art as mere imitation

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Art as an imitation

35
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A philosophical perspective on art which aristotle says that all kinds of art do not aim to represent reality as it is it in divorce the provide a version of what might be or the myriad possibilities of reality

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Art as a representation

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A philosophical perspective on art which aristotle says that all kinds of art do not aim to represent reality as it is it in divorce the provide a version of what might be or the myriad possibilities of reality

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Art as a representation

37
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In aristotelian worldview art serves to particular purposes

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Art allows for the experience of pleasure and art also has an ability to be instructive and teaches audience things about life

38
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A philosophical perspective on art which emmanuel kant states in his criticate of judgement consider the judgement of beauty the cornerstone of stone as something that can be universal despite its subjectivity

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Art as a disinterest judgment

39
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Kant believes that this art is intentionally produced yet remains purposive without a purpose and is fabricated essentially a natural yet must appear natural to its viewers

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Fine art

40
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According to leo tolstoy, art plays a huge role in communication to each audience emotion that the artist previously experienced

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Art as a communication of emotion

41
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It is the main focus in the artwork

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Subject

42
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It is most recognizable thing in the entire work of art regardless of its size

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Subject

43
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Two types of subjects of an art

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Representational and non-representational

44
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It is a type of subject of an art with subject and represent objective images of people or objects and also visualize on as a resemblance on the real world it is a type of subject of an art with subject and represent objective images of people or objects and also visualize on as a resemblance on the real world

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Representational

45
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It is recognizable subject of an art

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Representational

46
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It is a type of subject on art without subject it does not depend on reality.

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Non-representational

47
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It creates purely aesthetic reason and highly subjective and difficult to define

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Non-representational

48
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What are the two sources of subjects of arts

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Primary sources and secondary sources

49
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It is strictest definition first an evidence such as personal letters diaries records or other documents created during the period under study

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Primary sources

50
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It is a first hand accounts about events practices or condition for studies and research

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Primary sources

51
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It is records that were created in made by first witnesses are first recorders

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Primary sources

52
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It refers to the evidence written about the past it was interpreted through the written documents by the lens of the time period an event happened

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Secondary sources

53
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It is considered as a document address for the primary sources

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Secondary sources

54
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Give the main sources of subject of an arts

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Nature
History
Greek and roman mythology
Judeo christian tradition
Sacred oriental text

55
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What are the kinds of subject

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History and legend
Still life
Animals
Figures
Everyday life
Landscape
Seascape
Cityscape
Religion
Dreams and fantasies

56
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It is a kind of subject which consists of verifiable facts legends of unverifiable ones all too many of them are often accepted as a true because tradition has have them so far

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History

57
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It is a kind of art which this group of inanimate objects arranged in an indoor setting the arrangement is like that to show particular human interest and activities

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Still life

58
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It is a kind of subject that have been represented by artist from almost every agent place in fact the earliest known paintings are representation of animals on the walls of caves

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Animals

59
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It is kind of art which the sculptor chip subject has traditionally been the human body nude or clothed

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Figure

60
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It is a kind of art which the art is have always been fascinated with their physical environment

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Landscape seascape and cityscape

61
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It is a kind of art that is usually vague and illogical

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Dreams and fantasies

62
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It is a kind of art which the artist have always shown at the concert about life around them

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Everyday life

63
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It is kind of art that has always been handmaiden of religion

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Religion

64
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It is a overall meaning or intention of the peace

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Content

65
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It manifest the message of the artist with his work

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Content

66
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It states and deliver a message can involve the subject techniques used colors used

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Content

67
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What are the four levels of meaning

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Factual
conventional
Subjective and
Iconography

68
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The most rudimentary level of meaning for it may be extracted from the identifiable or recognizable forms in the artwork and understanding how these elements relate to one another

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Factual

69
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It is a level of meaning which pertains to the acknowledge interpretation of the artwork using motives signs and symbols and other ciphers as basis of its meaning

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Conventional

70
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It is a level of meaning which pertains to the variety of meanings that can arise when a work of art was read

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Subjective

71
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It is a level of art that the study of content of art such as the depicted subjects particularly its composition and elements that are distinct from artistic styles

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Iconography

72
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In this topic will make observations about what you see. The observation must be objective

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Description

73
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This is step consider the most significant principles of

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Analysis

74
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What are the step 3 and 4 in process of art appreciation

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Interpretation and judgement

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