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How was art perceived in the Ancient World?
How was art perceived in the Ancient World?
- Art was a technical skill for producing useful items. (correct)
- Art was exclusively focused on aesthetics.
- Art included complex expressions of emotions.
- Art was considered a form of entertainment.
What distinguished the notion of art during the 17th century?
What distinguished the notion of art during the 17th century?
- It became solely about visual appeal.
- Art was tied to concepts of aesthetics separate from technical skills. (correct)
- It focused on religious and spiritual themes.
- Art was viewed as irrelevant to craftsmanship.
Which of the following best defines 'fine arts' as evolved in the 18th century?
Which of the following best defines 'fine arts' as evolved in the 18th century?
- Art that is aimed purely at functional purposes.
- Arts requiring minimal skill and training.
- Art characterized by beauty rather than technical skill. (correct)
- Art forms focused on mechanical craftsmanship.
What is considered a primary medium of visual art?
What is considered a primary medium of visual art?
What defines performance art?
What defines performance art?
How did early Renaissance artists view their work?
How did early Renaissance artists view their work?
What role does film play in the context of art?
What role does film play in the context of art?
What is one of the key functions of the humanities?
What is one of the key functions of the humanities?
What is the primary function of political art?
What is the primary function of political art?
How is music regarded in its original form compared to today?
How is music regarded in its original form compared to today?
What does the term 'subject' refer to in the context of artwork?
What does the term 'subject' refer to in the context of artwork?
Which level of meaning pertains to recognizable forms and their relationships in artwork?
Which level of meaning pertains to recognizable forms and their relationships in artwork?
What distinguishes an artist from an artisan?
What distinguishes an artist from an artisan?
Which of the following is NOT considered a type of subject in art?
Which of the following is NOT considered a type of subject in art?
The conventional level of meaning in art is based on what?
The conventional level of meaning in art is based on what?
What are the sources of objects in art typically derived from?
What are the sources of objects in art typically derived from?
What distinguishes an artisan from an artist regarding functional value?
What distinguishes an artisan from an artist regarding functional value?
What is a key responsibility of an art curator?
What is a key responsibility of an art curator?
Which of the following correctly describes the artistic value associated with an artisan's object?
Which of the following correctly describes the artistic value associated with an artisan's object?
Which statement is true regarding the Order of National Artist in the Philippines?
Which statement is true regarding the Order of National Artist in the Philippines?
What phase comes after filming in the filmmaking process?
What phase comes after filming in the filmmaking process?
What aspect of an artist's work is highlighted as a lack of functional value?
What aspect of an artist's work is highlighted as a lack of functional value?
In what way does an artisan's output differ from that of an artist regarding aesthetic value?
In what way does an artisan's output differ from that of an artist regarding aesthetic value?
What is a primary task of an art curator in relation to exhibits?
What is a primary task of an art curator in relation to exhibits?
Which artist is known for painting the 'Mona Lisa'?
Which artist is known for painting the 'Mona Lisa'?
Which of the following works was NOT created by Michelangelo?
Which of the following works was NOT created by Michelangelo?
What is the primary recognition given to a 'Manlilikha ng Bayan'?
What is the primary recognition given to a 'Manlilikha ng Bayan'?
Which Filipino artist is known for rural landscape paintings and was the first recognized National Artist?
Which Filipino artist is known for rural landscape paintings and was the first recognized National Artist?
Which artist created the famous painting 'Starry Night'?
Which artist created the famous painting 'Starry Night'?
What medium did Carlos Botong Francisco primarily excel in?
What medium did Carlos Botong Francisco primarily excel in?
Which of the following artists is associated with the High Renaissance?
Which of the following artists is associated with the High Renaissance?
Which famous work is NOT attributed to Vincent Van Gogh?
Which famous work is NOT attributed to Vincent Van Gogh?
What characterizes vertical lines in visual art?
What characterizes vertical lines in visual art?
Which group of colors is classified as primary colors?
Which group of colors is classified as primary colors?
What does the term 'hue' refer to in the context of color?
What does the term 'hue' refer to in the context of color?
How does texture in visual art primarily relate to?
How does texture in visual art primarily relate to?
Which of the following best describes tertiary colors?
Which of the following best describes tertiary colors?
What is the effect of adding white to a color called?
What is the effect of adding white to a color called?
Which of the following colors is typically associated with feelings of death and gloom?
Which of the following colors is typically associated with feelings of death and gloom?
What is indicated by the term 'value' in color theory?
What is indicated by the term 'value' in color theory?
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Study Notes
Evolution of Art and Its Functions
- Early man constructed necessary infrastructures and tools using bare hands, marking the beginning of art as a functional craft.
- In the Ancient World, art was defined by its utility, representing everyday life and practical needs, rather than aesthetic value.
- Medieval interpretation of art included knowledge like grammar and logic, diverging from contemporary ideas of aesthetics and personal expression.
- The 17th century saw aesthetics separate from technical workmanship in the understanding of art.
- By the 18th century, art evolved to differentiate between fine arts (focused on beauty) and useful arts.
Importance of Humanities
- Humanities are essential for expressing the human experience and trace cultural evolution from cave paintings to contemporary artistic expressions.
Polar Art Expressions
- Visual Art: Encompasses diverse forms including paintings, drawings, and sculptures, reflecting human creativity.
- Film: Combines still images to create motion, appreciated for its artistic and cultural significance.
- Performance Art: Engages the human body as the primary medium, incorporating other art forms for a multifaceted experience.
- Political Art: Serves a social function, communicating messages of protest or viewpoints on societal issues.
- Physical Function of Art: Addresses artworks created for a tangible purpose, easily recognized and understood.
- Music: Initially functional for dance and religious rituals, unlike contemporary music which is often for entertainment alone.
Art Representation and Interpretation
- Subject: Visual focus or imagery in artwork; encompasses both representational and non-representational art.
- Source of Subject Matter: Draws from nature, history, mythology, and sacred traditions.
- Levels of Meaning:
- Factual: Basic recognition of forms and their relationships.
- Conventional: Interpretation through symbols and signs, shaped by cultural context.
- Subjective: Interpretation shaped by individual experiences and perspectives.
Artist vs. Artisan
- Artist: Creates art for aesthetic value without external motives; emphasizes personal expression.
- Artisan: Skilled in producing functional items by hand; balances artistic and utilitarian aspects.
Role of an Art Curator
- Responsible for managing art collections in museums and galleries; focuses on interpretation and presentation of artworks.
- Requires skills in research, design, layout, and material display.
Filmmaking Process
- Consists of three primary stages:
- Development and Pre-Production: Planning and preparation before filming.
- Production: The actual filming process.
- Post Production: Finalization of the film for presentation.
Awards for Artists in the Philippines
- Order ng Pambansang Alagad ng Sining: Highest recognition for Filipino artists in various fields, conferred by the President upon recommendations from the National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA).
- Gawad sa Manlilikha ng Bayan: Honors traditional artists whose skills showcase Filipino cultural heritage.
Notable Artists
- Leonardo Da Vinci: Multifaceted Italian artist known for works like "Mona Lisa" and "The Last Supper."
- Vincent Van Gogh: Renowned Dutch Post-Impressionist, famous for "Starry Night" and "Sunflowers."
- Michelangelo: Influential Renaissance figure noted for "David" and the Sistine Chapel ceiling.
- Fernando Amorsolo: First National Artist of the Philippines, famed for depictions of rural landscapes.
- Carlos Botong Francisco: Celebrated Filipino muralist known for historical artworks.
- Benedicto Cabrera (BenCab): Acclaimed painter, recognized for his visual arts contributions.
Elements of Art
- Visual Elements:
- Lines: Define shapes; types include vertical (dignity), horizontal (calm), diagonal (movement), and curves (grace).
- Colors: Categorized into primary, secondary, and tertiary; convey psychological meanings, e.g., black (death) and white (innocence).
- Texture: Pertains to the tactile quality of surfaces (rough, smooth), influencing visual perception.
These notes summarize key concepts and figures within the realm of art, its evolution, functions, and the contributions of significant artists throughout history.
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