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What does the term 'horror vacui' refer to in art and design?

  • A technique that emphasizes negative space
  • The tendency to fill every part of a surface with detail (correct)
  • The fear of filling empty spaces completely
  • The absence of color in artwork

Which festival is NOT listed as a significant celebration in Philippine folk art?

  • Masskara Festival
  • Pahiyas Festival
  • Sinulog Festival
  • Mardi Gras Festival (correct)

How does the 'Hierarchy of Beauty' concept influence aesthetic perception?

  • It implies different aesthetic values vary depending on cultural contexts. (correct)
  • It suggests that beauty is universally recognized across all cultures.
  • It emphasizes that beauty is solely based on personal preferences.
  • It indicates beauty has no relation to cultural or philosophical perspectives.

What is a key characteristic of traditional Filipino arts as described in the content?

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What might influence an individual's perception of beauty according to the concept of aesthetic perception?

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Which artist is associated with the concept of 'horror vacui' in their work?

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What does the aesthetic perception often reflect about cultures?

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In the context of Philippine folk art, how is storytelling represented?

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What is meant by 'aesthetic value' in the context of art?

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How does Carroll's idea differentiate art from other forms of activity?

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Which sense corresponds to the appreciation of color, shape, and size in art?

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What is a common misconception about beautiful and ugly forms of art based on aesthetic theory?

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Which aesthetic term best describes an artwork that is regarded as visually pleasing?

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What does aesthetics primarily focus on in relation to beauty?

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Who is credited with coining the modern term 'aesthetics'?

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According to Baumgarten, how do humans experience the world?

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What distinguishes good artworks from bad artworks according to Carroll?

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What central concept does Bell emphasize in aesthetic theory?

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The term 'aesthesis' in Greek refers to which of the following?

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What is one reason Carroll provides for artworks failing?

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How does Baumgarten differentiate between aesthetic and logical understanding?

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Flashcards

Horror Vacui

A Latin term for "fear of empty space". In art, it's the tendency to fill every area with details, leaving no blank space.

Philippine Folk Art Characteristics

Filipino art is known for being colorful, detailed, and celebratory, often filling every surface, reflecting the love for elaborate decorative elements.

Hierarchy of Beauty

The ranking of aesthetic values. Different cultures and people have different ideas about what is beautiful.

Filipino Aesthetics

The Filipino aesthetic values elaborate design with intricate details, bright colors, and celebration. It reflects the rich culture and traditions.

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Visual Display & Cultural Context

Different cultures perceive the same visual displays in diverse ways, shaped by their unique social and cultural contexts.

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Traditional Filipino arts

Filipino art forms—religious decorations, and festival aesthetics—often exhibit intricate and highly decorative details, emphasizing intricate designs and minimizing empty spaces.

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Cultural Influence on Aesthetics

Cultural backgrounds, philosophies, and societies greatly shape beauty standards, making it a complex concept diverse across cultures.

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Western & Eastern Art Approaches

Western and Eastern artists often employ different visual language, showcasing diverse geometric styles and metaphorical approaches.

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Aesthetic Theory

Explores what makes things beautiful, focusing on qualities like harmony and emotional impact.

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Aesthetic Values

Used to rate art; some are considered better or more beautiful than others.

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Art's Value (Carroll)

Art is valuable because it gives us an aesthetic experience, evoking feelings like beauty and emotion.

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Aesthetic Experience

The feeling evoked by art, like beauty and emotion.

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Sense-Data & Beauty

Different senses perceive beauty in various forms, like color, sound, touch and others.

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What is Aesthetics?

Aesthetics is the philosophical study of beauty and art. It examines how we perceive and experience beauty in the world, including art. Its roots are in the Greek word 'aisthesis' meaning 'sensory perception'.

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Who coined the term 'Aesthetics'?

Alexander Gottlieb Baumgarten, a German philosopher, is credited with coining the term 'aesthetics' in the 18th century.

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What is the main focus of Aesthetics?

Aesthetics concentrates on 'sensory perception' and the nature of beautiful things. It explores how we experience beauty through our senses, like sight, sound, and touch.

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How do people experience the world?

Baumgarten proposed two ways: logically and aesthetically. Logical understanding is about factual knowledge, while aesthetic experience is about enjoying beauty for itself.

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What are good and bad artworks?

Good artworks offer meaningful aesthetic experiences. They fulfill their artistic goals and successfully engage our senses. Bad works fail to provide such experiences.

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How does Bell define aesthetic experience?

Bell emphasizes that aesthetic experience begins with personal feeling. Art evokes a unique emotion, which becomes a foundation for understanding and appreciating it.

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What is the role of emotion in aesthetics?

Bell highlights the importance of 'peculiar emotions' evoked by art. This emotional reaction is crucial for how we connect with and understand artworks.

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How does aesthetics relate to art?

Aesthetics examines the essence of art. It focuses on how art provides aesthetic experiences, exploring the unique 'emotional' and 'sensory' aspects of art.

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Study Notes

Art and Aesthetics: The Study of Beauty

  • Aesthetics is the study of beauty and art, focusing on sensory perception and the nature of beautiful things.
  • The term "aesthetics" comes from the Greek word "aisthesis," meaning sensation or perception.
  • Aesthetics is a branch of philosophy.
  • Aesthetics deals with the logical and aesthetic ways humans experience the world.
  • Aesthetical values include beautiful and ugly concepts.
  • Good artworks succeed in providing meaningful aesthetic experiences and fulfilling their aesthetic goals.
  • Bad artworks fail to provide meaningful aesthetic experiences.

Content

  • The content includes the field of aesthetics, aesthetics terms, hierarchy of beauty, and Filipino aesthetic worldview.

The Field of Aesthetics

  • Aesthetics is the science of sensory perception.
  • Aesthetics is distinct from abstract thought.
  • Artworks primarily engage sensory perception and low-level cognition.

Aesthetics Terms

  • The following are examples of aesthetic terms which can vary: -Lovely -Droll -Fragrant -Foul -Picturesque -Blur -Pretty -Grotesque -Cute -Piquant -Graceful -Awkward -Fantastic -Ridiculous

Hierarchy of Beauty

  • A "Hierarchy of Beauty" describes the arrangement of aesthetic values.
  • The significance of beauty types varies based on cultural, philosophical, or personal perspectives.

Filipino Aesthetic Worldview

  • The Filipino aesthetic worldview is shaped by indigenous, colonial, and modern influences.
  • The Filipino aesthetic worldview creates unique and layered perspectives on beauty, art, and values.
  • The Filipino love and respect of nature is a valuable aspect.
  • Family is very important to Filipinos.
  • Filipinos value their communities and neighborhoods.
  • Filipinos show respect, particularly to elders, and feel a responsibility to care for family and friends.
  • Filipinos follow customs and rules, like saying "po'' and "opo" in showing respect.
  • Filipinos try to do what is right and kind, guided by values.
  • Filipinos believe life has a purpose, like helping family and working hard.
  • Filipinos believe in beliefs that are fair and right for their society, such as democracy and national pride.

Dimensions of Filipino Worldview

  • Natural, Biological, Communal, Social, Normative, Ethical, Aesthetic, Teleological, and Ideological dimensions encompass the Filipino worldview. These dimensions shape the way Filipinos view the world in various ways.
    • Examples of dimensions include respect for elders, customs, and rules.
    • These also focus on their ideas about what is fair, right, and good for their society.

Analysis of Aesthetic Terms According to Filipino Anthropology

  • Covers terms like Pagkataong Filipino, Concepts of Labas and Loob, and Filipino Aesthetic Worldview.

Aesthetics of Filipino Personhood

  • Encompasses the aesthetics of Filipino personhood (Estetika ng Pagkataong Pilipino), exploring Filipino concepts.

Ganda (Beauty)

  • Contains values like Gorgeousness (dilag), Grandeur (rangya), Magnificence (dingal), Loveliness (rikit), Radiance (kinang), Luster (ningning), Goodness (inam), Affection (lambing), Gentleness (amo), Radiance (kintab), Sparkle and Glory (luningning), Proportion (kisig), and Symmetry (gilas). These terms in relation to beauty in Filipino culture give insight to the various ways people experience beauty.

Other Relevant Information

  • The smallest origami crane was folded using advanced equipment.
  • The first rain in spring is like the smell of one's lover in bed.
  • The concept of beauty is a complex idea and is explored by many in ancient and modern times.
  • Different cultures can influence how beauty or art is perceived as beautiful.
  • Different concepts from different cultures are included in the content.
    • Examples include visual arts, images of artifacts, historical works, and artistic expressions among different cultures.

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