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What are visual arts also called?
What are the two categories of graphic arts?
Two-dimensional artworks produced on a flat surface.
Which of the following is an example of plastic art?
Literary arts include only poetry.
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What types of literary arts are there?
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What forms can prose take?
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What are the examples of poetry?
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What do performing arts include?
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What are the two forms of dance?
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Which of the following is considered a form of drama?
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What is cinema or film?
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What does gustatory art involve?
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What are decorative arts?
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Study Notes
Visual Arts
- Perceived by the eyes and occupy physical space.
- Classification includes graphic arts (2D) and plastic arts (3D).
Graphic Arts
- Defined as typically two-dimensional works on flat surfaces.
- Examples encompass calligraphy, photography, painting, drawing, sketching, commercial arts (e.g., tarpaulin, billboards), and computer graphics.
Plastic Art
- Encompasses three-dimensional creations using moldable materials like clay, stone, metal, and wood.
- Examples include sculpture, architecture, landscape architecture, city planning, and theater design.
Literary Arts
- Presented in written form, intended for reading.
- Comprised of two primary types: prose and poetry.
Prose
- Includes structured formats such as sentences, paragraphs, and chapters.
- Examples: short stories, novels, essays, legends, myths, and epic narratives.
Poetry
- Established in lines and stanzas with various forms.
- Types include narrative poems, lyrical poems, and dramatic poems.
Performing Arts
- Involves artist's physical presence during performances perceived through both hearing and sight.
- Artistry showcased in front of audiences.
Music
- Encompasses vocal, instrumental, and mixed genres.
Dance
- Includes forms such as ethnologic, social, theatrical, and contemporary dance genres.
Drama
- Comprises various theatrical forms including tragedy, comedy, tragicomedy, and melodrama.
Drama and Theatre Arts
- Collaborative art form involving live performers presenting events to an audience, typically on a stage.
Cinema or Film
- Consists of moving recorded pictures designed for viewing in cinemas or via television.
- Films aim to tell stories or depict real-life situations.
Gustatory Art
- Represents art through food and cuisine.
- Examples include latte art and fruit carving.
Decorative Arts
- Focuses on ornamental artistry, including tile arts, glassworks, clay, woodcraft, and jewelry.
Practical Arts
- Involves creative expressions through handicrafts.
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