Module 3.C: Manner in Presenting Arts as a Subject

Question 1

THE Artist have various ways of presenting its subject. It is not only creative, colorful, but it is also__________

Answer 1

symbolic, magical, and mystical.

Question 2

Art critics may vary in their thoughts, ideas
and evaluation. However, their conventions
are clear in presenting an art as a subject.
These are common ways of presenting art as
a subject:

Answer 2

a) Realism e) Dadaism
b) Abstraction f) Expressionism
c) Surrealism g) Futurism
d) Fauvism h) Symbolism

Question 3

THIS IS PART OF WAYS OF PRESENTING ART AS SUBJECT THAT The common expression that says, “what you
see is what you get” would best this art
presentation.

-Artists portray subjects coming from
nature, with the exact replica on what the objects
are. Trees birds and mountains with no
modifications or any changes; they are presented
as they are.

-Thus, it attempts to portray the subject as it is.
Realists try to be as objective as possible.

Answer 3

Realism

Question 4

THIS IS PART OF WAYS OF PRESENTING ART AS SUBJECT THAT This art finds its meaning with the artist. The
predisposition of meanings is deposited within the maker of the work. Thus, it is the attempt of the artist to showonly his idea or his feeling; not as objective as the realist.

Answer 4

Abstraction/Abstract

Question 5

WHAT ARE THE Common Abstraction Art of presentation:

Answer 5

1) Cubism

2) Distortion

3) Elongation

4) Mangling

5) Abstract Expressionism

Question 6

IT IS PARTLY ON THE Abstraction Art of presentation THAT It stresses abstract form through the
use of a cone, cylinder, or sphere at
the expense of other pictorial
elements. The use of geometrical
shapes

EX.Pablo Picazzo &

Paul Cezanne art works.

Answer 6

Abstraction: Cubism

Question 7

IT IS PARTLY ON THE Abstraction Art of presentation THAT When there is alteration of the shape,
forms its original form like twisted or bent out
of shape from the regular condition.

-when the subject is in distorted condition or twisted
out.

Answer 7

Abstraction: Distortion

Question 8

IT IS PARTLY ON THE Abstraction Art of presentation THAT refers to paintings that
feature figures that are painted with their forms
elongated much more than they are in
reality.
-art subject is lengthened, protracted, or extended.

Answer 8

Abstraction: Elongation

Question 9

IT IS PARTLY ON THE Abstraction Art of presentation THAT This work of art was first introduced by
the Dadaists artists around 1918. The
common characteristics of this presentation
are the objects and person who are severely
injured, mutilated by cutting, crushed,
slashed, or disfigured.

-the subject is either cut or mutilated.

Answer 9

Abstraction: Mangling

Question 10

IT IS PARTLY ON THE Abstraction Art of presentation THAT It is a style that is characterized by the use of
large canvasses and a deliberate lack of refinement in
the application of the paint, strong color, uneven
brush strokes, and rough texture.

Answer 10

Abstraction: Abstract Expressionism

Question 11

THIS IS PART OF WAYS OF PRESENTING ART AS SUBJECT THAT This method mirrors the evils of the present society.

-It is a way of representing the subject by combining realism and distortion. Here, one proportion maybe real; another maybe distorted.

Answer 11

Surrealism

Question 12

THIS IS PART OF WAYS OF PRESENTING ART AS SUBJECT that They use these colors as bright as the
expressed joy, happiness, and freedom. Conversely, they would likely not to use colors which are dark since those emotions are dominating in their work.

Answer 12

Fauvism

Question 13

THIS IS PART OF WAYS OF PRESENTING ART AS SUBJECT THAT started as a protest against the arts started as a protest against the arts in Zurich Switzerland. Dada means hobby horse which technically means non-sensical way of presenting art.

works often show rejection of logic,
zeroing on nonsense, intuition, and irrationality. Its
origin is appearing to be unclear.

Answer 13

Dadaism

Question 14

THIS IS PART OF WAYS OF PRESENTING ART AS SUBJECT that The modern day living characterized by
technology, modernity, youth, and speed are
seen and observed in futurism works of art.

-Common themes and objects seen here
include airplane, car, and the urbanized city.

Answer 14

Futurism

Question 15

THIS IS PART OF WAYS OF PRESENTING ART AS SUBJECT THAT art works possessed some difficulty at understanding.

Colors used in the artwork signify
meanings and their utilization convey
significance in an artists’ work. White for
instance stands for purity, red for violence, and
love in most instances, while black may mean
darkness or something evil.

Answer 15

Symbolism

Question 16

THIS IS PART OF WAYS OF PRESENTING ART AS SUBJECT THAT Works depicting the darker side of life are
presented in this art presentation. The collective
human emotions take precedence; art pieces
depict tragedy, chaos, violence, pathos, defeat,
and morbidity

-This art presentation brings about new
standards and evaluation of art.

Answer 16

Expressionism

Question 17

THIS IS PART OF WAYS OF PRESENTING ART AS SUBJECT THAT This method presented theartist’s impression on the art subject, not as detailed as a realist painting.

Answer 17

Impressionism

Question 18

WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN IMPRESSIONISM AND EXPRESSIONISM?

Answer 18

The difference between impressionism and expressionism the impressionism an art movement that originated in the late 19th century in paris as an artistic reaction to the rapidly changing urban environment

while the expressionism an art movement that originated in the early 20th century in germany and austria as an aesthetic response to the dehumanizing effects of industrialization

Question 19

WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN IMPRESSIONISM AND EXPRESSIONISM THROUGH THEIR CHARACTERISTICS?

Answer 19

The impressionism characteristic use of vibrant colors, harsh and spontaneous brush strokes, accurate defection of light with its changing quality, use of unusual visual angles, and the use of subject from the modernized urban life

While the the characteristic of expressionism use of intense and arbitrary colors with solid hues, agitated or gestural brush strokes to convert extreme emotions, disjointed spaces , distorted subject and and the use of subject matter from industrial urban life

Question 20

WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN IMPRESSIONISM AND EXPRESSIONISM THROUGH THEIR ARTIST?

Answer 20

The impressionism artist claude monet, camille pissaro, alfred sisley,Edouard Manet, Armand Guillaumin

The expressionism artist Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, George’s Rouault, Mx Beckman ,Paul Klee