Group 2 Art Appreciation PDF

Art Appreciation Subject, Content , Artist and Artisa n Group 2 Subject: The 'What' we see in an artwork. Content: The ‘Why’ meaning, emotion, or story behind the artwork. Artist: Creates to express emotions or ideas Artisan: Crafts functional items wit...

Art Appreciation Subject, Content , Artist and Artisa n Group 2 Subject: The 'What' we see in an artwork. Content: The ‘Why’ meaning, emotion, or story behind the artwork. Artist: Creates to express emotions or ideas Artisan: Crafts functional items with an artistic touch (pottery, weaving, furniture) Representational Art: Realistic depiction, showing real objects or people. Non-Representational Art: Abstract, focuses on shapes, colors, and emotions Representational Art: Realistic depiction, showing real objects or people. Non-Representational Art: Abstract, focuses on shapes, colors, and emotions  Filipino Weaving: Michelangelo's David: Patterns and symbols Idealized human form, that showcase culture beauty, and strength. and heritage Content: Emotion, story, or symbol behind the artwork Example: The Scream by Edvard Munch (shows intense anxiety) 1. Factual: Literal story or visuals 2. Conventional: Cultural symbols and meanings 3. Subjective: Personal interpretation by the viewer Artisan's Work: Combines function and beauty Example: Potter crafts a vase that’s both decorative and practical Artists: Express ideas or emotions; provoke thought or feeling Artisans: Create functional beauty; focus on everyday, useful items Similarities: both require skill, creativity, and dedication Renaissance Art: Focused on beauty, idealism, and human potential Filipino Artisans: preserve cultural heritage through crafts like weaving and pottery  Art Appreciation Subject, Content , Artist and Artisa n Group 2