Art Appreciation - Humanities, Assumption and Nature of Art - Chapter 1

1. G E301
ART
APPRECIATION
ART APPREC IATION
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2. G E301
HUMANITIES,
ASSUMPTIONS, AND
NATURE OF ARTS
ART APPREC IATION
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3. Table Of C ontents
Meaning and nature of
humanities
arts: their nature and
meaning
nature of art
01 | 02 |
04 |
liberal arts
03 |
C ontents Title of your presentation.

4. Table Of C ontents
importance of art assumptions of arts
05 | 0 6|
values of art in society
07 |
C ontents Title of your presentation.

5. by the end of the lesson, the
students should be able to:
● Distinguish art history from art appreciation;
● Explain the different assumptions of art; and
● Discuss the significance and values of art in the
society.
C ontents

6. MEANING AND NATURE OF
HUMANITIES
HUMANITIES COMES FROM THE LATIN WORD “HUMANUS”
WHICH MEANS “HUMAN”.
REFINED, C ULTURED, AND WORTHY OF DIG NITY OF A
MAN.
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7. man is the measure of
all things.
philosophical view of the sophist’s dictum of the greek
pythagoras.
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8. humanities as any of the branches of
learning embraced by philosphy,
literature, language, art, etc., excluding
theology, natural and social sciences.
webster dictionary
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9. “Though they had eyes to see, they saw to
avail: they had ears, but understood not;
but like the shape in dreams, throughout
the lengths of days, without purpose they
wrought all things in confusion.”
Aeschylus
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10. ARTS : THEIR NATURE
AND MEANING
Art from the latin word ars.
often used to describe the fine arts, which consists of
painting, sculpture, architecture, literature, dance, music,
and film.
Arts can be classifies as verbal or non-verbal.
missed arts are the combination of two or more basic
art like dance, drama, and filn.
ARTS : THEIR NATURE AND MEANING
FULGENT LIFE

11. what is art?
art appreciation

12. art is an expression of our
thoughts, emotions,
intuitions, and desires,
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but it is even more personal
that: it’s about sharing the way
we experience the world, which
for many is an extension of
personality.

13. What does art do?
art consists of shareable ideas that
hvae a shareable emotional impact.
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14. ARIS TOTLE
HE DEFINES ARTS AS AN IMITATION, BUT
IMITATION IS NOT OF THE IDEAL OF WORLD BUT
OF THE REAL PHYS IC AL WORLD.
ART APPREC IATION Title of your presentation.
For him
“Art is a reflection
or a mirror of reality”

15. the liberal arts
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the term liberal arts (from latin
liberalis,) which means “suitable for a
freeman” refers to the seven courses
of university study that were offered
during the medieval period’ grammar,
rhetoric, arithmetic, geometry,
music and astronomy.

16. What is art? “To
evoke in oneself a
feeling one has once
experienced, and
having evoked it in
oneself, then by
means of movements,
lines, colors, sounds,
or forms expressed
through words.
art is used in
many varies
ways.
art is seen as
a realm of
pure
emotion.
nature of art
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17. importance of art
The art constitutes of the
oldest and most important
means of expression developed
by man.
art is born in experience; it is the
footprint of fingertips of the
artist experience life in reality.
timeless of
art
art imitates life
and reality
humanities are generally regarded as the areas
in which human values and a person’s creativity
are celebrated.
art has intrinsic
worth
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18. LOURDES S ANC HEZ enumerates art as:
1 2 3 4 5
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didactic value historical value
aesthetic value religious value socio-political
value

19. LOURDES S ANC HEZ enumerates art as:
6 7 8 9 10
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commercial value therapeutic value
scientific value pragmatic value personal value

20. Assumptions of Arts
Art Appreciation
1. Art is Universal
• Art is available to everyone
• it is a means of communication
• is timeless
• address human needs

21. Assumptions of Arts
Art Appreciation
2. Art is C ultural
• the sensitivity and imagination of an artist is
what can make a culture.
• art defines culture
• art is an articulation and transmission of new
information and values.
C ulture - pattern of behaviors, idea and values.
art- the tastes in art and manners that are favored by a social group.

22. Assumptions of Arts
Art Appreciation
3. art is experience
• art then is not merely the process by artist.
• the creation of art must be something of
personal and knowledgeable value.

23. C REATIVITY
Art Appreciation
• the created item may be intangible or physical
object.
• the english word creativity comes from the
latin term creare, “ to creat”,make”

24. IMAG INATION
Art Appreciation
• it is the ability to produce and simulate novel objects, peoples
and ideas in the mind without any immediate input of the senses.
• hekos make knowledge applicable in solving problems and is
fundamental to integrating experience and the learning
process.
• it is a cognitive process.

25. values of art in society
Art Appreciation
art appreciation helps to open the mindset of the people by listening
to different perspective and views a will as
art affects culture and society in various ways and promotes
communication.

26. Thank You!
Thank you