Art

1. ARTIST AND ARTISAN
UNIT 3:

2. • any person involved in creating and
designing objects related to any of the fine
arts like painting, sculpture, architecture,
music, dance, and literature
• involve themselves in creating tangible or
intangible works of arts based from their
creative minds or based from new ideas
artist

3. • a skilled craft workers or craftsmen (carver,
embroiderer, weaver, carpenter, or plumber)
who make things using their hands
• “artisan” (French) / “artiagiano” (Italian) -
skilled workers who create things by hand
that maybe functional or decorative
• products are directly functional since it
satisfies our needs like clothing, foods, and
furniture
artisAN

4. OTHER PEOPLE INVOLVED IN
ART MARKET OR ART WORLD

5. • controls the activities, promotions, and
business dealings
• take care of the schedules of art
exhibitions and promotions online
MANAGERS

6. • “curare” (Latin) - to take care or care for
specific numbers of object or items
• the overseer or manager of cultural
heritage institution like museums,
galleries, archives, and even libraries
CURATORS

7. • focus on collecting pieces of artworks, he
acquired or purchase it
• not just someone who appreciates arts but
knows art and understands the whole
process of making arts
COLLECTOR
& BUYERS

8. • involve themselves in buying and selling
creative works of arts
• responsible in the cycle or circulation in the
art market
• professional who sponsors and supports
some arts exhibitions and auctions
ART DEALERS

9. MEDIUM AND TECHNIQUE

10. • the material used by the artist
• substance to communicate the
artist’s ideas, new visions, values,
and even intuition
• the mode of expression in which the
artist transformed his feelings and
thoughts into something tangible
and intangible art that the audience
may take inspiration and deep
appreciation for the arts
MEDIUM

11. Visual Art

12. Visual Arts Are Grouped
into Two Classes:
•Dimensional or two-dimensional
arts (2D)
•Three-dimensional arts (3D)

14. Dimensional or two-
dimensional arts (2D) -
which include painting,
drawing, printmaking, and
photography;

15. Three-dimensional arts (3D)
which include sculpture,
architecture, landscape,
industrial designs and crafts
like furniture.

16. Auditory Arts
- are those whose mediums
can be heard and which are
expressed in time.

17. Example of auditory art is music, the
art of arranging sounds in time so as
to produce a continuous, unified and
evocative composition, as through
melody, harmony, rhythm, and timbre.
It maybe vocal or instrumental.

18. Both visual and auditory are those whose
mediums can be both seen and heard and
which exist in both space and time.
Technique is the manner in which the artist
controls his medium to achieve the desired
effect and the ability which he fulfills the
technical requirements of his particular
work of art.

19. (Medium of visual art is
sight, so the medium of
auditory art is sound.)

20. • the actual doing of something
• refers to the familiarity of the artist
to his materials and how he
manipulates or control it
• ability of the artist to handle the
medium in the most possible way
TECHNIQUE

21. Techniques Related
to Paintings

22. Some of the techniques used by the artist in
painting are as follow:
Encaustic
Fresco Secco
Egg Tempera
Mosaic
Oil Paint
Water color
Acryclic
Collage
Drawing
Print making

23. encaustic

24. encaustic
• the medium for the powdered color is hot
wax which is painted onto a wood surface
with a brush. It is then smoothed with a
metal instrument resembling a spoon, and
then blended and set over a flame to soften
and set the colors into the wood.

25. fResco secco
The Creation of Adam, detail of the ceiling
fresco by Michelangelo, 1508–1512; in the
Sistine Chapel, Vatican City

26. fResco secco
• Method of painting water-based pigments
on freshly applied plaster, usually on wall
surfaces. The colors, which are made by
grinding dry-powder pigments in pure
water, dry and set with the plaster to
become a permanent part of the wall or
ceiling.

27. Egg tempera
in this method, the pigment is mixed
with egg yolk.
Tempera paintings are very long-
lasting, and examples from the first
century AD still exist.

28. Egg tempera

29. mosaic
•is a pattern or image made of small
regular or irregular pieces of colored
stone, glass or ceramic, held in place
by plaster/mortar, and covering a
surface.

31. Oil paint

32. Famous Oil paint artwork
Starry Night
- Painting by
Vincent van Gogh

33. Famous Oil paint artwork
Mona Lisa
- Painting by
Leonardo Da Vinci

34. Oil paint
 a paste made with ground pigment and a drying
oil such as linseed oil, used chiefly by artists.
Oil paints were thick and hard to control, so they
use traditionally turpentine so that the paint can
be applied thickly and opaquely, or thinly and
transparently.

35. Water color

36. Water color
the art or method of painting with
watercolors. The final effect is that
of translucent washes of color.

37. ACRYLIC

38. ACRYLIC
- painting executed in the medium of
synthetic acrylic resins.
The main difference between oil paints
and acrylics is drying time. Acrylic paint
will dry within an hour, if not within
fifteen minutes.

39. Collage
is a form of visual arts in which visual
elements are combined to create a new
image that conveys a message or idea.
Collage comes from the French word
“collér,” which means “to glue”

40. Collage
Paper
collage

41. Collage
One of the first
examples was
executed by
Pablo Picasso.

42. drawing

43. drawing
•A picture or diagram made with a
pencil, pen, or crayon rather than paint.
•The materials and methods of drawing
are the most basic tools of the artist and
the designer.

44. printmaking

45. printmaking
•A print is anything printed on a surface
that is a direct result from the duplication
process.
•Advantage of printmaking is the process
of making copies of the original drawing.

46. AWARDS AND RECOGNITION FOR
ARTIST AND ARTISAN

47. printmaking
•A print is anything printed on a surface
that is a direct result from the duplication
process.
•Advantage of printmaking is the process
of making copies of the original drawing.

48. •This award aims to support and
motivate these artists to preserve their
artistic heritage for the present and
future generations. These artists are also
recognized as the country’s National
Living Treasures.

49. •It is administered by the National Commission
for Culture and the Arts (NCCA) through
Gawad sa Manlilikha ng Bayan Committee.
•GAMABA began as a project of the Philippine
Rotary Club Makati-Ayala. In 1992, it was
adopted by the government and
institutionalized through Republic Act No.
7335.

50. • the highest national recognition for creative Filipino
artist who have made significant contribution to the
development of the Philippine arts in the discipline of
painting, sculpture, architecture, music, dance,
literature, film, broadcast arts, and allied arts
order of the national
artist
• Fernando Amorsolo - the very first award for
the Order of National Artist in the year 1972, a
National Artist for Visual Arts

51. • “The National Living Treasures Award” -
established in 1992 under the R.A. 7355
• is conferred to a person or group of artists
recognized by the
Government of the Philippines for their
contributions to the country's
intangible cultural heritage
GAWAD SA MANLILIKHA
NG BAYAN (GAMABA)

52. Darhata Sawabi - a Tausug weaver of Pis
Syabit, the traditional cloth tapestry worn as a
head cover;

53. Eduardo Mutuc – metalsmith
(nagpapanday ng metal) and
wood carver, is an artist from
Apalit, Pampanga who has
dedicated his life to creating
religious and secular art in
silver, bronze, and wood.

55. Haja Amina Appi -
recognized as master mat
weaver among the Sama
indigenous community for her
unique designs, straightness of
her edging (tabig), and
fineness of her sasa and kima-
kima.

57. Alonzo Saclag - a Kalinga
master of dance and the
performing arts who mastered
not only the Kalinga musical
instruments but also his dance
patterns and movements
associated with her peoples'
ritual.

59. Federico Caballero - a
Sulod Bukidnon epic
chanter from Kalinog lloilo
who ceaselessly works for
the documentation of the
oral literature, particularly
the epics of his people.

60. Uwang Ahadas –
a Yakan musician
who is a master of
the kwintangan,
kayu, and tuntungan
instruments

62. Lang Dulay –
a T’boli traditional
weaver of T’nalak or
T’boli cloth made of
colorful abaca fabrics;

64. Salinta Monon - a
Tagbanua Bagobo
traditional weaver of
distinct abaca fabrics
called inabal;

66. Ginaw Bilog –
is a Hanunuo Mangyan poet
who is considered as a
master of ambahan poetry;
He was known for his efforts
in preserving the Mangyan
poetry tradition of ambahan.

67. Ambahan- a verse with seven-
syllable lines,
Example: A/ko na/ma’y i/du/yan-7
Binibining marilag
Mahimbing sa kandungan
Sa gilid, sa dingdingan
Tahimik na tahanan

69. Masino Intaray - a prolific
and pre-eminent epic chanter
and story-teller recognized for
his outstanding mastery of
various traditional musical
instruments of the Palawan
people such as basal, kulial,
and bagit