3. Art appreciation is a three-unit course that develops student's ability to
appreciate, analyze, and critique works of an art. Through interdisciplinary
and multimodal approaches, this course equips students with a broad
knowledge of the practical, historical, philosophical and social relevance of the
arts in order to hone students' ability to articulate their understanding of the
arts.
6. “Humanities”
Renaissance Latin expression “studia humanitatis”
culture, refinement, education
to make man more humane, cultured, dignified,
and refined human being
to bring out the best and worthiness of man as a
person
13. Art Appreciation is the ability to interpret
and understand man – made arts and
enjoy them through actual work experience
with art tools and materials.
14. It refers to the knowledge and understanding of the
general and everlasting qualities that classify all great
arts.
It is also used to refer to the exploration of visual art
forms or the introduction of basic principles of visual
literacy.
15. Art Appreciation is the analysis of the
form of an art work to general audience to
enhance their enjoyment and satisfaction of
the works of art.
20. Art history is the study of objects of
art in their historical development
and stylistic contexts.
21. It is the history of different groups of
people and their culture represented
throughout their artwork.
22. Creativity and imagination are requirements and
must go together for better outputs, and for a
more realistic and meaningful work of art. Major
and minor arts are two general classifications of
art, whereas major arts refer to painting,
sculpture, and architecture. On the other hand,
minor arts refer to ceramics, furniture, and other
decorative arts.
31. 3 TYPES OF CERAMICS
EARTHENWARE STONEWARE PORCELEIN
32. Art Works Definition
Painting the expression of ideas and emotions, with the
creation of certain aesthetic qualities, in a two-
dimensional visual language.
Sculpture an artistic form in which hard or plastic materials
are worked into threedimensional art objects. The
designs may be embodied in freestanding objects,
in reliefs on surfaces, or in environments ranging
from tableaux to contexts that envelop the
spectator.
33. Architecture theartandtechniqueof designingandbuilding,as
distinguishedfromtheskillsassociatedwith
construction.Thepracticeof architectureisemployed
to fulfillbothpracticalandexpressiverequirements,
andthusit servesbothutilitarianandaestheticends.
Literature a body of written works. The name has traditionally
been applied to those imaginative works of poetry
and prose distinguished by the intentions of their
authors and the perceived aesthetic excellence of
their execution.
34. Music art concerned withcombiningvocal or
instrumental sounds for beautyof form or
emotional expression, usuallyaccording to
cultural standardsof rhythm, melody, and,in
most Western music, harmony.
Performing Arts a time-based art form that typically features a
live presentation to an audience or to
onlookers (as on a street) and draws on such
arts as acting, poetry, music, dance, and
painting.
35. Films also called motion picture or movie,
series of still photographs on film,
projected in rapidsuccession ontoa
screenby means of light.
37. Creativity and imagination are associated to unleashing the
potential of the mind to conceive new ideas.
It is defined by psychological scientists as the generation of ideas or
products that are both original and valuable.
38. Creativity relies on imagination, the conscious
representation of what is not immediately present to
the senses.
