Visual and Performing Arts

Creative activities expressing aesthetic ideas, appealing to senses, and evoking responses.

Art forms like painting and sculpture, focusing on color, form, line, and composition.

Art that uses narrative, acting, movements, or sound in front of a live audience.

Art that involves written expression; novels, poetry, short stories, and drama.

Art which combines aesthetics with functional design like architecture, graphic, fashion & industrial design.

Aesthetically pleasing yet useful/ornamental objects like ceramics, furniture, jewelry, and textiles.

Art where the idea prevails over aesthetics, challenging traditional art views.

Art using essential digital technology for creation or presentation (digital painting, VR).

Art in public spaces designed to engage a diverse audience, responding to the location’s context.

Art forms rooted in cultural traditions, passed down through generations (crafts, music, dance).

Evaluating and interpreting artworks to understand intentions, context, and qualities.

Historical art that explores the history, cultural and political context of artworks.

Focuses on preserving and protection of art ensuring it lasts for future generations.

Teaching and learning about the arts to promote creativity, critical thinking, and cultural awareness.

Dominant styles that define an art period Renaissance, Baroque, Impressionism, Cubism and Surrealism.