came to light in the 20th century ( 1970s)

(a)  

The (a)   gave birth to what we know now as

     Contemporary Art.

Art originated from the Latin word ___, which means ____.

(a)  

refers to the study of human

experience.

(a)  

What is the connection of

Sciences and Humanities in

arts?

(a)  

the two or more art forms to create more engaging and

quality masterpieces known as Crossbreeding

scene. This type of art characterizes art today

and has many forms.

(a)  

a. Drawing

b. Painting

c. Sculture

d. Calligraphy

e. Photography

(a)  

a. Architecture

b. Fashion

c. Pottery

d. Jewelry

Design

e. Interior

Design

(a)  

a. Dancing

b. Music

c. Theater Arts

d. Film

Production

e. Literature

(a)  

Indigenous arts were inspired by (a)   .

They created statues to symbolize their ancestors or the deities they

worshipped.

> The Ifugao carved bul-ul represents their granary god.

In southern Philippines, okir is a curvilinear decoration and is

influenced by Indian and Islamic art.

(a)  

brought Catholicism, imposed

western culture, and gave rise to religious or

Christian and folk arts.

 There was also the rise of Hispanic baroque

structure in the Philippines, where towns were

created in a structure of a plaza complex with a

church at the center.

(a)  

-santos and retablos

-Pasyon or pabasa

• -kundiman and balitao

• -sarsuwela, senakulo,

  and komedya.

(a)  

(a)   popularized seculars like Vaudeville or Bodabil in

theater.

any person, animal, thing or

issue that described or presented in a work. issue that described or presented in a work.

Everything the under the sun is considered

(a)  

In which the subject

is done the way it

actually look.

(a)  

wherein the

artist uses his or her

imagination and alters

the subject according to

his or her desire.

(a)  

Wherein the

artist breaks apart a subject

and rearranges it in a

different manner.

(a)  

wherein there is

totally no subject at

all. Just an interplay of

pure elements like

line, shape,color etc.

(a)  

visual arts can be defined as a void, an

emptiness which can either be positive or negative. The

positive space refers to a space area occupy, while the

negative space is area around the object.

(a)  

In other form of arts, (a)   can be referred to as an

interval or pause. In literature, it is the pause between

words, whereas in music, it is the interval between

notes.

Is the extension of a point, a short or long mark drawn or carved on

surface. It is an implied path suggesting.

a. Direction: Vertical, horizontal, diagonal

b. Character: jagged, curved, series of dots or

broken lines.

(a)  

When the ends of a line meet,

they form a ____. _____can also be described as

a figure separate from its surrounding area or

background. It can either be geometric( Angular)

or Organic ( curvy)

(a)  

It is the most striking art element that

catches the eye is (a)   . It is a sensation created

by visible wavelength of light caught in prism. It is

a mixture of organic or synthetic substances

called pigments, used as paint or dye.

Which refers to the

basic or pure color,

and is represented

in the color wheel.

(a)  

Which refers to

the lightness and

darkness of

color.

(a)  

Which refers to

brightness and

dullness of color.

(a)  

This color scheme

involves using the

same hue but diff.

gradient of value

(a)  

It entails the use of

three or 4 adjacent

color in the color

wheel.

(a)  

Involving the use of color

and its complement meaning

the color is located opposite

of the first color.

(a)  

Is a close relative to the

complementary color,

instead of using the colors

complement, this scheme

uses the 2 colors adjacent

to the complement.

(a)  

This color scheme uses three

colors that are of equal distance

each other.

(a)  

This is also known as double

complementary color scheme,

this color scheme uses

two pairs of complementary colors.

(a)  

Is the surface of an artwork.

A (a)   can be actual or tactile, meaning, it

can really felt by touch; or it can be

simulated or illusory, which means it can only

be seen, not felt.

It is an overall structure of an art form. It is a

plan for order . It is the means by which artist

indicate and demonstrate the ideas and feelings

they wish to convey.

-are also called the organization of the elements.

(a)  

This refers to the wholeness of the

design, the pleasing arrangement of parts,

and the agreement between parts of a

composition, resulting in a reunited whole.

(a)  

It is the

assortment or diversity of

a work of art.

(a)  

It is a regular, repeated pattern in the

elements of art. It is a flow, or feeling of

movement, achieved by the distribution of

visual units or sound units in time.

• - (a)   ,or beat is a natural in the universe.

  It exists in human heart, in the cycle of night and day.

Elements in a work of art should have a

relationship with one another.

In the stage setting, the backdrop and props must be appropriate to the

performers without outshining them so that they do not steal the audience

attention

(a)  

It is pertains to the even distribution of weight.

It is the principle that deals with equality.

(a)  

or symmetrical balance,

refers to two sides that are identical to each other.

(a)  

or asymmetrical balance

that refers to two sides not identical to each other

yet equal in visual weight.

(a)  

In theater, actors express their lines through

facial expressions, gestures, and body

languages as they move onstage.

(a)  

is the principle that gives

importance or dominance to a unit or an area.

This is to subordination, which gives less

importance to a unit or area.

(a)  

Is an surface feature of an

artwork. It’s physical appearance and

mode.

(a)  

-It is the art is all about.

- It’s relevance and meaning

(a)  

Means clarifying a word or a subject by describing the

relevant circumstances surrounding.

(a)   in arts refers to the varied situations in

which the works have been produced.

Is the personal type, for it

concerns the sentiments of the artist ( his belief,

values, interests, attitudes, and emotions.)

(a)  

Refers to the place and period in which the artist has

made his work; the social, political and economic environment he is in. His

society’s religious view, the climate and geography of the area in which the

work is made; his purpose in creating his artwork.

(a)