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Which principle of art refers to the visual weight and distribution of elements in a composition?
Which principle of art refers to the visual weight and distribution of elements in a composition?
Symmetrical balance in art means that both sides of an artwork have different elements in different positions.
Symmetrical balance in art means that both sides of an artwork have different elements in different positions.
False
What is the purpose of using the element of emphasis in an artwork?
What is the purpose of using the element of emphasis in an artwork?
To highlight a certain element and create greater impact.
In art, _____ refers to the relationship of size among different objects.
In art, _____ refers to the relationship of size among different objects.
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Match the principles of design with their definitions:
Match the principles of design with their definitions:
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What does the term 'mimesis' refer to in the context of art?
What does the term 'mimesis' refer to in the context of art?
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Art is solely defined by the medium and composition elements used in its creation.
Art is solely defined by the medium and composition elements used in its creation.
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What benefits does studying art provide for mental health and well-being?
What benefits does studying art provide for mental health and well-being?
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The early days of art creation involved a strict canon known as __________.
The early days of art creation involved a strict canon known as __________.
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Match the following art movements with their characteristics:
Match the following art movements with their characteristics:
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How do contemporary artists typically reflect modern-day society?
How do contemporary artists typically reflect modern-day society?
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Which artist emphasized that art allows the audience to share the same feelings as the artist?
Which artist emphasized that art allows the audience to share the same feelings as the artist?
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R.G. Collingwood believed that art is solely an expression of intense emotions.
R.G. Collingwood believed that art is solely an expression of intense emotions.
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What was the innovative concept introduced by an artist that involves using pre-manufactured products?
What was the innovative concept introduced by an artist that involves using pre-manufactured products?
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According to Benedetto Croce, art is an intuition that may only arise with __________ feelings.
According to Benedetto Croce, art is an intuition that may only arise with __________ feelings.
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Match the following artists with their perspectives on art:
Match the following artists with their perspectives on art:
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Which of the following best describes the nature of art according to R.G. Collingwood?
Which of the following best describes the nature of art according to R.G. Collingwood?
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Indigenous artworks primarily utilize synthetic materials.
Indigenous artworks primarily utilize synthetic materials.
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Name one form of intangible art that represents an ethnolinguistic group.
Name one form of intangible art that represents an ethnolinguistic group.
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Which element of art refers to the physical texture that can be perceived through touch?
Which element of art refers to the physical texture that can be perceived through touch?
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Color is the simplest of the seven elements of art due to fewer combinations and complexities.
Color is the simplest of the seven elements of art due to fewer combinations and complexities.
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What does the term 'value' in art refer to?
What does the term 'value' in art refer to?
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The area surrounding positive objects in a piece of artwork is known as the ______ space.
The area surrounding positive objects in a piece of artwork is known as the ______ space.
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Match the following elements of art with their definitions:
Match the following elements of art with their definitions:
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Which of the following statements best describes 'space' in art?
Which of the following statements best describes 'space' in art?
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What are the two types of space mentioned in art?
What are the two types of space mentioned in art?
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The shape refers only to flat, two-dimensional forms.
The shape refers only to flat, two-dimensional forms.
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An artwork with a lot of light hues is said to have ______ values.
An artwork with a lot of light hues is said to have ______ values.
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Which element of art is described as helping determine the work's direction, motion, and energy?
Which element of art is described as helping determine the work's direction, motion, and energy?
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Study Notes
What is Art?
- Art is a human activity focused on creating visual, auditory, or performed works.
- These works express the artist's imagination and technical skills.
- Art is appreciated for its ability to convey beauty, meaning, and emotions.
- Art can also be seen as a way of life, with techniques and skills passed down through generations.
- Art can be defined by its nature and characteristics, including mimesis (representation of reality), communication, conveying emotion, and expressing thoughts and feelings.
Contemporary Art
- Contemporary art is made and produced by artists living today.
- Contemporary art often reflects and comments on modern-day society.
- Contemporary art employs a diverse range of mediums.
Integrative Art
- Integrative art uses a combination of various disciplines to create expressive works.
The Creation of Adam
- A fresco painting by Michelangelo, created in 1512.
Starry Night
- A famous painting by Vincent van Gogh, created in 1889.
The Scream
- A painting by Edvard Munch, created in 1893.
The Fountain
- An artwork by Marcel Duchamp, created in 1917, consisting of a urinal.
Contemporary Art
- Contemporary art is a reflection of present-day events and passions of society.
- It represents the newest form of art, developed from the middle to the late 20th century to the present day.
Why is Art Essential?
- Studying art gives one an appreciation for aesthetics (what is considered beautiful and appealing).
- Studying art trains the mind to critically evaluate, scrutinize, and analyze artworks.
- Art encourages observation and the search for meaning in experiences.
- Art can offer psychotherapeutic benefits and promote mental health.
How Will You Define Art?
- This section encourages developing your own definition of Art.
- Several artists offer alternative definitions.
Individual Activity
- Students are asked to create artwork starting from a single dot.
- Students are to write their definition of art on a piece of paper.
Philippians 1:6
- Emphasizes confidence in the completion of good work, aligning with Christian ideals.
Nature of Art
- Art can encompass many visual forms, from photorealism to abstraction.
- Art can imitate or represent reality and objects based on actual forms.
- In earlier periods, art followed strict technical canons known as Formalism, focusing on form, medium, and composition.
Mimesis
- The Greek word for imitation, implying that all art forms strive to imitate life through skilled representation.
Expression
- Art serves as a vehicle for conveying feelings and emotions according to thinkers such as Tolstoy.
- Croce argues that art is an intuition that only arises with intense feelings;
- Hosper suggests that audience response might not always reflect the artist's intended emotional state during production.
- Collingwood suggests art is also a form of communication between artist and audience, a conveyor of emotions, leading to a deep connection between artist and audience.
Man-Made Objects, Ready-Made, and Found Objects
- This is an artistic concept involving taking pre-existing objects, primarily man-made ones, and elevating them to the level of art.
- Marcel Duchamp's actions introduced this concept into the realm of artistic thought.
- His concept emphasized pre-manufactured objects as independent artworks.
Philippine Indigenous Art Forms
- This encompasses various art forms developed by different ethnolinguistic groups reflecting their cultures and traditions.
- These forms often utilize indigenous materials and can include intangible forms like oral art, music, traditions, and celebrations.
- The study includes forms such as weaved products (textiles, baskets), clay/porcelain products, stone-sculpted products, wooden products, and natural ink drawings/paintings.
Intangible Heritage
- A list of elements reflecting intangible cultural heritage.
Think-Pair-Share
- An activity to discuss views on art as an expression and provide rationale and specific examples.
Elements of Art
- Section introduces lesson objectives, fundamental elements (Line, Value, Color, Texture, Form, and Space).
Principles of Art
- Discusses the principles of design and recognition of their characteristics.
- Objectives are stated.
- A wide variety of forms of art are illustrated.
Rhythm, Movement, Balance, Proportion, Variety, Emphasis, Harmony
- These are principles of design utilized in art according to the slides.
Art and its Relation to Different Aspects of Life in the Philippines
- This section discusses the function of art and examines how various forms of art influence aspects of Philippine life as follows:
- Environment
- Religion
- Culture
- Technology
- Politics
- Economics
- History
Landmarks in the Philippines
- An overview of significant structures representing the country's progress and identity.
Art and its Relation to Different Aspects of Life in the Philippines (continuation)
- Art varies from mimicking natural elements to stand-out installations, reflecting the surrounding environment.
- The influence of art in shaping perspectives, values, and emotions is discussed.
Art and Religion
- Religion played a significant role in controlling the country during the Spanish period and involved incorporating religious representations in visual mediums often brought by ship.
Art, Culture, History, and Technology
- Art forms reflect national heritage in subjects, color palettes, and themes.
- The evolution of art is intertwined with technology and how the methods for expression change along with technology.
Artists
- Brief descriptions of several Filipino artists (e.g., Miggy Inumerable, Kevin Raymundo, Carlos "Botong" Francisco) and their artistic styles are provided.
The Ateneo Art Gallery Website
- The Ateneo Art Gallery is described as the first museum of Philippine modern art.
Art and Politics
- Art is used as an instrument to express political narratives and experiences.
- In the mid-Spanish period, Filipino artists employed art to symbolize their struggle for freedom and true liberty.
Art and Economics
- The predominant portrayals in Philippine art are those of the economic lives of Filipinos.
- Artists use various mediums (like portraits, paintings) to showcase the experiences of farmers, workers, and people within varied socio-economic contexts.
Art and History
- Art preserves significant moments of a nation's history.
- The artistic works provide visual historical reference for all generations.
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Test your knowledge on the principles of art and design with this engaging quiz. Covering topics such as balance, emphasis, and artistic movements, this quiz delves into both historical and contemporary perspectives in art. Challenge yourself and discover how these concepts shape our understanding of art today!
