Quality of Visual Art Overview

Quality of Visual Art

• Quality is not an element of visual art

Line

• Indicated movement and direction

Primary Colors

• Green is not a primary color

Tertiary Colors

• Blue-violet colors do not belong in tertiary colors

Meaning

• The message attached to any item of culture

Plot

• Element present in folk literature and a short story

Harmony

• Provides support, richness, and depth for a melody

Expressionism

• Expressionism artists portray all of these except subconsciousness

USTP Vision

• Provides a vital link between education and the economy

Diachronic Approach

• Studies an artwork by relating it to a culture

USTP Mission

• Brings the world of work (industry) into the actual higher education and training of students

Artwork Interpretation

• An artwork may be viewed and interpreted in two different ways, that is, in the context of the artist and in another context of the viewer

Instant Gratification by Rodel Tapaya

• Talks about the mentality of Filipinos on immediate indulgence

Appraisal of Wet-on-wet Method in Painting

• A pointed instrument drawn over a sheet of paper is not a method included in the appraisal of Wet-on-wet method in painting

Fresco Painting

• The process of Fresco painting happens when a water-based pigments on freshly applied plaster like wall surfaces

Hellenic Period

• Considered as the Golden Age of Athens for it is when there were various cultural achievements

Egyptian Art

• Egyptian art is closely knit with religion and regard to authority

Shape

• An element that is concerned with height and width, and that encloses space

Music as Cultural Activity

• Music becomes a form of art that serves a cultural activity when it influences the practices, traditions, cultural background, and country

Music as Language of the Soul

• Music becomes a language of the soul through its beats, sounds of the instruments complimented with the beating of one’s heart and soul

Pattern

• When an art element (or elements) is repeated in a planned or random way over and over again, it is a principle of art called pattern

Unity

• The way various parts of a design relate to each other to promote a sense of oneness in a work of art

Creating Unity

• You create unity in your art through VARIETY, simplicity, theme/variation, HARMONY, proximity (SHAPE), underlay/overlap, and running off all 4 sides of your paper.

USTP's role in Economic and Social Development

• USTP is driven to create a seamless environment for research and teaching, as well as experiential learning for the students and faculty with the involvement of a business and industry

USTP Graduate

• A USTP graduate is equipped with the following except finances and business partners abroad

Strengthening USTP's Sphere of Influence

• Advanced education and training in critical areas in Science, Technology, Engineering, Agriculture, and Mathematics are best generated

Personal Function

• Best exemplified when Architect Jane De Leon and Architect Joshua Garcia express their emotions, thoughts, feelings, ideas, and experiences into artworks or pieces of artwork

Educational Function

• Best exemplified when Architect Otlum and Architect Agoy Ma Prisoka design symbols, signs, and other creative artworks to be painted on the walls for mural painting project by Vice President Sarah Duterte

Satire

• Best exemplified when Rowell Divina and Wang Ising express their disagreements, disappointment, or criticisms by producing artworks that reflect their views

This quiz explores various concepts in visual art, including quality, color theory, and interpretation. It covers essential elements such as line, harmony, and the significance of cultural context in understanding art. Test your knowledge on these critical aspects of visual art and literature.