The study of aspects of human society and culture

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In blank humanities is considered to contrast with divinity

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Includes stories such as study of ancient text, modern languages, literature and philosophy

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HUmanity scholars are also called

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Latin word for humanities

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is a diverse range of human activities, expressing authors imaginative ideas intended to be appreciated

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3 classical branches of art

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The nature of art and related concept such as creativity and interpretation.

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means to join and put together

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The study of humanities may also be

attributed to the symmetry and balance

discussed by the art piece known as the

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Oldest and most mean of expression

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Function of arts

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Art for the need for life to be better

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the need to express aesthetics and

beauty)

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Study of nature of art

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whom loved and hated arts

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Philosopher of the ancient greece

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Great story teller and consider arts to be threatening

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“ though arts can be used to train citizens to have an ideal

society, using arts to accomplish this should be strictly controlled”.

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the physical world is a copy of a perfect, rational,

eternal and changeless original which plato called

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Art is imitation

Art is dangerous

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"The Circle"

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Other philosophers have called them Universals.

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For Plato, these Forms are perfect Ideals, but they are also more real than

physical objects. He called them

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The mind or soul belongs to the blank while blank are stuck in the muck of the

physical world.

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A student of Plato who first distinguished between “what is

good and what is beautiful''.

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For him, the universal

elements of beauty are manifested by order, symmetry and

definiteness.

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he stated that physical

manifestation of beauty is affected by SIZE. He considered

art as imitation or a representation of nature and his

emphasis of the art is on POETRY which for him is more

philosophical than Philosophy itself.

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A German, Enlightenment philosopher who wrote a treatise

on Aesthetics: Observations on the Feelings of the Beautiful

and the Sublime.

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His main interest was not on art but on BEAUTY that it is a

matter of TASTE.

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Kant explained that TASTE can be both

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For blank beauty is a

question of form and color is NOT IMPORTANT.

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The Kinds of Aesthetic Responses according to Kant are:

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Idea represented by artwork

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Uses specific subject, represents something, art is clearly identficiable

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Have no subjects, do not rely on representations

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Is a way of expressing himself

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Art of physical world

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considered as most interesting subject of artwork

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Factual events occured in the past

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Represents something tangible even when unverified. Art brings life to stories

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Enormous role in inspiring works and arts ideas

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Sources of ideas from stories of god and goddesses of ancient greece, rome and norse and egyptians

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Wanders of Unconcious

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Modernity of the present

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Depiction of realistic objects in a natural setting

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Attempt to represent subject matter truthfully, without artificially, avoiding speculative fiction and suoernatural elements

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Use of imagination to look beyond what we physically see and translate intagible emotions onto canvas

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Forms of Abstraction

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Alteration of original shape

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Subject is lengthened, protracted, extended

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Cut, Lacerated, Mutilated, hacked with repeated blows

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Abstracy figures through the use of shapes

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Uses visible sign of an idea to convey

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Work produced by a group of artist

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PROTEST movement art

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Capture mechanical energy of modern life

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Emphasizes activities most with violence and cruelty

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Features artworks decribing pathos, morbidity, chaos and defeat

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is at the heart of making heart

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Might bring out images of factory production lines, or even theories of scientists and philosophers after the mind has concieved it through a certain process

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When an artist is ready to express himself in art and to

give shape to his vision, his first thought would be on

what blank to use.

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shows the level of

familiarity with the medium being

manipulated.

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Derived from the word “curare” which means to

take care. It is a process that involves

managing, overseeing and assembling or putting

together a presentation or exhibit for some type

of artistic collection.

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The fundamental skill needed in the visual arts.

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Types of Graphic and 2d art

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Different media for drawing

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Pencil Shading Techniques

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3 types of Pastel

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Pastel Techniques

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3 types of paper

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2 kinds of charcoal

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Printmaking techniques

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Different Media of Painting

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3 kinds of sculpture

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Two types of relief Sculpture

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Architecture Construction Principles

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The process of scuplture

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Diff MEdia of Scuplture

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Structure that can be built from the principle of arch

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Media of architecture

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Materials that are used creating building and infrastractures

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Types of Literature

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Medium of Music

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Classification of Music

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Genres of Motion Pictures

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People behind motion pictures

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Traditional Instrument of Music

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Genres in Music

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Types of Dance

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Types of Drana

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