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Title: Art Appreciation
Description: This file contains specific and direct to the point explanation about art particularly the application of Art Appreciation.
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Art Appreciation
4/26/2021
Topic: Subject and Content of Art
Subject of Art
-anything that is represented in the artwork (it may
varies)
- anything under the sun (imaginary or real-life
events)
-subject is the visual focus or the image that may be
extracted from examining the artworks
-those art without subject are called “non-objective”
they do not represent anything
...
Representational or Objective Art
- They depicts objects that can be
commonly recognized by most people
- The artist attempt to copy even in a
subjective manner, something that is real
...
- Artists attempt to portray the subject as it
is
...
Natural or Man-made, artificial setting
...
Mona Lisa
Landscapes, Seascapes, Moonscapes and
Cityscapes
-
-
-Mythology and Religion dreams and
fantasies
...
Non-Representation/al or Non-Objective Art
- Art without any reference in anything
outside itself
- There’s no recognizable object that can
find in the artwork
...
- It uses “content” and is concerned with
“how” the artwork is depicted
...
Sources of the Subject of Art
a
...
Most
common inspiration of artist because it is
already beautiful, and it is not needed to
be justified
...
History- all arts are pre-conditioned by
the historical period in which it is created
...
There are
historical structures that can tell our
history better rather than the textbook
...
Greek and Roman Mythology- It has been
a very important source of subject in art
and until now, it is still included in most
of the designs
...
d
...
Music, architecture, and literature
through the ages
...
e
...
The Content of Art
-it is the meaning, message, or feeling imparted in the
work of art
...
- Mass of ideas associated with each artwork and
communicated through the ff:
1
...
Symbolic meaning
3
...
Ex: Black shirt symbolizes grief and
mourning for someone because of past
experiences
...
Public and private museums
and galleries are also designed for keeping art, and
issues around preserving or restoring it
...
Custom, beliefs and values of the culture that uses
it
It is costly and time-consuming in preserving
an artwork
...
Writing that help explain the work
...
The subject matter- what the image literally
depicts
...
For someone to better understand the content of art,
there are three levels of meaning
...
Real, based on facts, there are evidence,
literal statement
...
Collective meaning- belief by a group of
people
...
Subjective meaning - which refers to the individual
meaning deliberately and instinctively expressed by
the artist using personal symbolism that stems from
his own alliance with certain objects, actions, or
colors with past experiences
...
(Tourism
purposes)
Reasons why we need to keep art:
1
...
Consider the
San Agustin Church built from 1586-1607 which
was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO
...
The presence of the
major archaeological, religious, or architectural sites
stimulate the entire economy, attracts tourists, and
generates thousands of local arts
...
Education (Abandonment of young
locals to have better opportunity from
urban areas), Negative effects of
erosion in terraces, Natural disasters
...
Museums and Private Collections
Museums are the repositories of much of the art in
most countries and make them available for public
viewing through either permanent or temporary
exhibition (commission)
...
Private
Collection are older than museums
...
Museums often reflect the cultural milieu of
their founding
...
Government owned museum (National
Museum and Private Owned Museum (Ayala
Museum-one of the richest museums in
Southeast Asia because of its gold collection)
3
...
5/03/2021
Topic: The Methods of Presenting the Subject
of Art
-
Every artist has their own unique
...
Realism
- Chief proponent of Realism is Gustave
Courbet
- It depicts paintings of contemporary
life
...
Example:
Barge Hauler on the Volga by llya Repi
Symphony in White (The white girl) by James
Whistler
...
Surrealism
- Mean of reuniting the unconscious and
conscious realms
...
It is just a creation of moment)
The Son of Man by Rene Magnitte (one of his most
famous work in 1964
...
“everything we see hides another thing/visible that is
hidden, visible that’s present)
3
...
- Made of cubes and other geometric
shapes
Example:
Girl with a Mandolin by Pablo Picasso (appears to
be playing the Mandolin/nude figure
...
)
4
...
“On the
Spot” The painting that not really depicts
everyday lives but to interprets
...
Minimalism
- “Minimalist Art”- extending the
abstract ideas
...
- Represents quality, order, simplicity, and
harmony
Example:
Two open modular cubes by Sol Lewitt
Last Ladder by Carl Andre (it emphasizes the space)
6
...
Making of faces of the President
and burning it after
- -it was a rejection of modern
capitalists
...
Symbolism
- Suggest ideas through symbols
- Ending
the
traditions
representational art coming
classical times
of
from
Example:
Starry Night by Vincent Van Gogh- best
representative of the painter’s emotion
...
An attempt to
express shock, and painter’s catalyst
...
It represents
the 3 stages of a woman
...
Red symbolizes carnal woman of
experience
...
d
...
Ex: November 28, 1950 by Jackson Pollock
Topic: Artist and Artisan
Artist
Artist is generally defined as an art practitioner, such
as a painter, sculptor, choreographer, dancer, writer,
poet, musician, and the like, who produces or creates
indirectly functional arts with aesthetic value using
imagination
...
Artist are creative individuals who use
imagination and skills to communicate in an art form
...
Artist look to many sources for inspiration
and Exhibit the courage to take risks
...
Just like the artists, the artisans learn skills and
techniques from some other artists
-
8
...
Sculptors, etc
...
Exhibit the courage to take the risks
...
They are willing
to work intensely for a long period of time
just to achieve their goal and to create
meaningful and beautiful artwork,
Black lines by Vasly
Artisan
Painting No
...
Artisans help us in meeting our basic
needs such as food, clothing, dwelling, furniture and
kitchen utensils; everything that makes our life easy
...
They serve us for a long time,
supplying us directly functional arts
...
The artist, on the other hand, is
someone devoted only to the creative part, making
Forms of Abstraction
a
...
Ex: The Weeping Woman by Pablo Picasso
b
...
Ex: Head of a Woman by Amadeo
Modigliani
c
...
Ex: The Anatomy Lesson of Doctor William
van der Meer in Delft by Pieter van
Miereveld
...
-
Community workers/community helpers
...
They provide our basic needs
...
They produce directly functional art
...
Key Components of the Market
The art market is an economic ecosystem that relies
not only on supply and demand but also on the
fabrication of a work’s predicted, future monetary
and/or cultural value
...
Curator- A manager or overseer, and usually
a keeper of a cultural heritage institution (we
can see them in a museum, galley,
library/They are content specialists)
2
...
3
...
They figure out how
much they should pay a piece and then
estimate the resale price
...
Private Collection- Privately owned
collection of works, usually a collection of
art
...
”
- Robert Fritz
1
...
In this stage you are conceiving the result you want
to create
...
You should know what
currently exist
...
2
...
During this phase you will internalize and assimilate
or incorporate the idea you want to create
...
3
...
Medium and Technique Medium - refers to
materials that are used by the artist to create a
work of art
...
and
transform it from its raw state
...
Making an artwork
requires technical competence
...
Recognitions and Awards
a
...
7335
...
The award is conferred
upon a Filipino citizen or group of Filipino
citizens engaged in any traditional art
uniquely Filipino
...
National Artists of the PhilippinesThe order of National Artists is considered to be the
highest national recognition for individuals who
contributed to the development of the Philippine
arts
...
The
President of the Republic of the Philippines
grants this ward to an artist after both institutions
give recommendations for this particular artist
...
1001, s
...
Painter Fernando Amorsolo was
awarded was awarded the same year, making him
the first National Artist of the Philippines
...
To date, there are a total of 73 awardees
from the various art forms
...
Form- describes the structure of shape and object
from the different perspective
...
-
Shows volume
Shape- the surface or the area within the artwork
...
-both shows positive and negative space
5/17/2021
Topic: Elements and Principles of Art
Line- is mark between two points
...
Lines
indicates direction, orientation, movement, and
energy
...
Horizontal,
Vertical,
Positive space- main focus of the painting
...
Negative space- empty or open space that surrounds
the object
Color- can be considered as the most expressive
element of all the elements of art
...
The primary
source of colors is light
...
Chaos, conflict, confusion
Properties of Color;
Curve- Organic, Natural
...
(shade)
Shape- Is an enclosed area or surface
...
-
We combine lines to produce shapes
Geometric Shapes- regular and precise
...
Represents
objects from nature
...
Intensity- is the brightness of dullness of a hue
...
(Black, Gray, White)
Composite- combinations of three primary colors
...
Biomorphic- “Bio” resembles living organisms
...
(Yellow, Red, Blue
Secondary Colors- Combination of equal amount of
two primaries
...
)
Intermediate Colors- ex
...
They
are not overpowering and tend to recede in space
...
2
...
4
...
6
...
Analogues Color Scheme- use colors that are
next to each other on the color wheel
...
Triadic Color Scheme- uses colors that are
evenly space around the color wheel
...
It uses the two
colors adjacent to its complement
...
Square Color Scheme- similar to rectangle
but with all four colors spaced evenly around
the color circle
...
Creates illusion in composition
...
Light= Shadow
Texture- is found in all arts
...
It is how the surface in a certain
composition feels
...
Actual Texture- refers to the real feel and
look of the surface of the object
...
- Vincent Van Gogh
2
...
It is a skill
of the artist to exactly copy reality
...
Abstract Texture- - In this type of texture, the
artist would focus on one aspect of the real
texture and emphasize it - modifying the
texture of the whole composition
...
Invented Structure- It is the product of the
artist’s imagination
...
Principles of Art;
1
...
a
...
VERTICAL
AXIS
b
...
Elements on either side
of a composition do not reflect one
another or when several smear items on
one side are balances by a large item on
the other side
...
Radial Balance
- balance where all elements radiate out
from a center point in a circular fashion to
all four quadrants of the shape’s
constraining plane
...
Harmony- can be described as sameness, the
belonging of one thing with snother
...
Proportion - the size of the relationship of
forms and shapes
...
4
...
This is often achieved by
contrast
...
Variety - refers to a way of combining visual
elements to achieve intricate and complex
relationships
...
Movement - this is the result of using the
elements of art such as that they move the
viewer’s eye around and within the image
...
Rhythm - this is a continuance, a flow or
feeling of movement achieved by the
repetition of regulated visual information
...
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3
...
5
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Soulmaking
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-
-
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An alternative venue for knowing
ourselves and looking into the depths and
real meaning of what we are doing for our
everyday life (Narciso, 2012)
It is a form of crafting stories or
transforming brief moments into images
or symbols
...
It is an expression
...
Exploration and Application of things in
creative ways
...
Crafting images
- Refers to imaging or representing in any
form, which may be through painting,
-
sculpting, drawing, storytelling, poetry,
dancing, composing, or taking notes
...
Crafting Stories
The moment we write, engrave, and
inscribe our own thoughts, ideas,
commentaries, criticisms, and positive
and negative emotions, we are crafting
stories
...
Stories can be related to in tactful words,
music and such
Crafting Instruments
Instrument help man discover the magic
behind things
...
Crafting Movement
Everything we do in life is performance
We perform our lives
Narciso 2012, Life is a movement
...
Images vary because of techniques
Artist representation of his works
...
Appropriation
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-
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Borrowing images that are recognizable
from different sources and using these
borrowed images to make a new art form
...
It is not owning a particular
work but just using the artwork in the
artist’s new context
...
Yung original yun pa
rin yon, walang pagbabago,
-
Notable artist: Marcel Duchamp
...
Gumamit sya ng urinal
...
•
Art can be appropriated in 2 ways
Cultural Appropriation
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-
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Appropriation that occurs across the
boundaries of culture
...
A person with different culture takes
object from another culture and takes it as
adopting to make his/her own
...
Borrowing it without
understanding the history behind it
...
Object Appropriation- this refers to
appropriation of concrete and noticeable
works of art
...
Content Appropriation- refers to adoption
of works of art that are intangible
...
Style Appropriation- artists involved
in style appropriation do not replicate
the works created by a person or a
group of persons from another
culture
...
Motif Appropriation- Happens when
artists are inspired by the art from
different culture but they do not
produce artworks using that exact
style
...
Subject Appropriation- occurs when a
subject matter of another culture being
appropriated to another
...
Very spontaneous
...
Free
ranging activity
...
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Impromptu
...
No
preparation
...
Skills in music is required
Improvisational Theater- Used in comedy
...
Dance Improvisation- Not only creating new
movement
...
Honoring of every
movement
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Title: Art Appreciation
Description: This file contains specific and direct to the point explanation about art particularly the application of Art Appreciation.
Description: This file contains specific and direct to the point explanation about art particularly the application of Art Appreciation.