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is the manner in which an artist uses and manipulates materials to achieve the desired formal effect, and communicate the desired concept, or meaning, according to his or her personal style.

• Technique

• Dance technique

• Acting technique

• Cinematic technique

that vary from its screenplay, physical contact, contrast, positioning or blockings, and timing.

• Acting technique

• Cinematic technique

• Technique

• Dance technique

the manner of using facial expressions, gestures, and body movements toportray a character .

• Acting technique

• Cinematic technique

• Dance technique

• Technique

the way of moving one's body to express an emotion or a desired state or condition.

• Acting technique

• Technique

• Dance technique

• Cinematic technique

in art refers to the material or means which the artist uses to objectify his feeling or thought

• The Auditory or time arts

• Medium

• The Combined Arts

• Virtual or Space Arts

those whose mediums can be both seen and heard, and which exist in both space and time.

• The sculpture and Architecture

• Virtual or Space Arts

• The Combined Arts

• The Auditory or time arts

those whose mediums can be heard, and which are expressed in time. These are music and literature.

• The Auditory or time arts

• Virtual or Space Arts

• The sculpture and Architecture

• The Combined Arts

The sculptor uses metal, wood, stone, clay and glass. Sculpture falls within the category of “three-dimensional” arts because they occupy space and have volume.

• The Auditory or time arts

• Virtual or Space Arts

• The Combined Arts

• The sculpture and Architecture

those whose mediums can be seen, and which occupy space. These in turn are grouped into two categories.

• The Combined Arts

• The sculpture and Architecture

• Virtual or Space Arts

• Medium

The musicians use sound and instruments (including human voice) while the dancers use the body.

• Photography and Film Making

• Prints and Printmakers

• Music and Dance