Өнердің анықтамасы мен түрлері
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Ренессанс кезеңінде адамгершілікке баса назар аударылған.

True

Барокко стилі драмалық жарықтандырумен, күшті эмоциялармен және қарапайым детальдармен сипатталады.

False

Некомпозиторлық өнер қозғалысы тәртіп, себептылық және симметрияға назар аударады.

True

Романтизм стилі күшті эмоциялар мен жабайы ландшафттарды бейнелейді.

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Пост-модернизм заманауи өнердің абсолютті құндылықтарын қабылдайды.

<p>False</p> Signup and view all the answers

Өнер тек көрнекі өнермен шектеледі.

<p>False</p> Signup and view all the answers

Түрлі түстер мен мәндер өнерде көңіл-күй мен визуалдық қызығушылық тудырады.

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Кескіндеме, мүсін, және фотосурет – бұл орындаушылық өнердің түрлері.

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Симметриялық баланс элементтерді тұрақты түрде орналастырады.

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Күрделі конструкциялар пропорцияның қажеттілігін жойып жібереді.

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Өнердің тарихындағы ортағасырлық кезең дін мен руханиятқа әсер еткен өнер нысандарын көрсетеді.

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Шығарманың нақты немесе имитациялық құрылымдық сапасы – текстура.

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Қозғалыс - шығарманың күрделі нысандары мен элементтерінің арақатынасы.

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Study Notes

Defining Art

  • Art encompasses a wide range of human creations, including visual arts, performing arts, and literary arts.
  • It's a diverse field influenced by cultural, historical, and social factors.
  • Art often expresses emotions, ideas, and perspectives, acting as a form of communication.
  • It can serve aesthetic, functional, or social purposes.

Types of Art

  • Visual Arts: Painting, sculpture, drawing, printmaking, photography, and graphic design.
  • Performing Arts: Music, dance, theatre, and opera.
  • Literary Arts: Poetry, novels, plays, and short stories.
  • Other Forms: Film, architecture, and design.

Elements of Art

  • Line: A mark that connects two points. It can be thick or thin, straight or curved, and used to create different effects and moods.
  • Shape: Two-dimensional areas defined by lines or other shapes. Geometric or organic.
  • Form: Three-dimensional shapes; volume and mass.
  • Space: The area within, around, or between shapes and forms. Positive (occupied) and negative (unoccupied) space.
  • Color: Hues, values, and intensities. Creates mood and visual interest. Primary, secondary, and tertiary colors.
  • Texture: The surface quality of an artwork. Can be real or implied.
  • Value: The lightness or darkness of a color or tone. Creates depth and dimension.

Principles of Art

  • Balance: The way elements are arranged to create a sense of stability. Symmetrical, asymmetrical, and radial.
  • Emphasis: Drawing attention to a specific element or area within a work. Using techniques like contrast to highlight an important feature.
  • Harmony: A pleasing combination of elements, creating a sense of unity within a work.
  • Variety: The use of diverse elements to avoid monotony, adding interest and visual dynamism. Opposite of harmony.
  • Proportion: The size relationship of elements to one another and to the whole composition. Creates aesthetic impact.
  • Movement: The path the viewer’s eye takes through the work. Can be implied or actual, guiding the viewer's experience.
  • Rhythm: The repetition of elements to create a sense of pattern and visual flow.

Historical Periods in Art

  • Ancient Periods: Art from early civilizations like Egypt, Greece, Rome, and others, demonstrating a wide range of artistic styles and techniques.
  • Medieval Period: Art forms influenced by religion and spirituality. Examples include Gothic and Romanesque styles.
  • Renaissance: A period of rebirth of classical ideals in art, with a focus on humanism.
  • Baroque: Characterized by dramatic lighting, strong emotion, and elaborate details.
  • Rococo: Elegant and lighthearted style, often featuring ornate designs.
  • Neoclassicism: Emphasized order, reason, and symmetry, drawing inspiration from classical antiquity.
  • Romanticism: Depicted strong emotions, wild landscapes, and heroic figures.
  • Modernism: Experimentation with new forms, materials, and styles, challenging traditional artistic conventions.
  • Post-Modernism: A wide range of styles that reject the absolute values of modern art.

Art Movements and Styles

  • Important movements like Impressionism, Cubism, Surrealism, and Abstract Expressionism shaped the development of art throughout history.
  • Artists frequently challenge and redefine established norms.
  • Specific styles often have unique characteristics that allow them to be identified.

Art and Society

  • Art reflects societal values, beliefs, and concerns.
  • It can be a powerful tool for social commentary and change.
  • Art can provoke discussion, inspire action, and provide new perspectives.
  • Artistic expression can create a visual record of history and culture.
  • Art fosters cultural exchange and understanding across borders and time periods.

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Бұл викторина өнердің анықтамасы, түрлері мен элементтері туралы. Көркем өнер, орындаушы өнер және әдебиет өнері секілді әр түрлі өнер түрлерін қамтиды. Өнердің эмоциялар мен идеяларды білдірудегі рөлін зерттейді.

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