ARTS APP MTE

HUMANITIES:HUMANUS

To be truly human, culturally enhance & refined

Cultus

Culture

Colere

Cultivate

Culture

General way of life

Medieval period

Renaissance

Modern

Historical development

Medieval period

Pertains to man

Renaissance

Set of discipline

Modern

Equal to arts

Aryan

Greek

Latin

Artizein

Arkistein

Art derivation

Aryan

Join or put together

Greek

Verbs are derived

Latin

Arts, ARTIS

Artizein

To prepare

Arkiskein

To put together

Action to be done

Action to be made

Two kinds of man action

Art

Subjective expression of man’s feeling

Agent: man importance

Importance: expression is integral part

Art is

Appreciation

Craft is

Utilizing

Physical function

Social function

Psychological function

FUNCTION ART

Physical function

Utility history instructional

Social function

Influencial media, interaction

Psychological function

Inspirational

Purpose of art

Arts have moral art for act sake, imagination satisfied

Practical art

Liberal art

Fine art

major art

Minor art

Division of arts: WITH RESPECT TO PURPOSE

Plastic arts

Phonetic arts

Kinetic arts

Pure arts

Mixed arts

WITH RESPECT TO MEDIA & FORM

Practical art

Artifacts & utensils

Liberal art

Intellectual effort, AB course

Fine art

Produce to the human creativity : drawing

Major art

Actual & potentional like music

Minor art

Practical use & purpose like interior design

Plastic arts

Sense of sight like painting

Phonetic arts

Based on sounds & words

Kinetic arts

Rhythmic movement, dance

Pure arts

Only one medium expression

Mixed arts

Two or media like opera-music

2 dimentional

3 dimentional

Space arts

2 dimentional

See only one angle= painting

3 dimentional

See in several angles= sculpture

Time arts: auditory date

Music, dance, musical

Spatual (visual) arts

Literary arts

Performative arts

Decorative arts

Popular arts

Grouping the arts

Spatial (visual) arts

Can be perceived by the sense of sight

Literary arts

Litterae - letters

Performing arts

Art that use human body

Decorative arts

Ornamental, wood & glass

Popular arts

Popular culture

Immanuel kant

Arthur Schopenhauer

George Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel

Gottfried Leibnitz

HIERARCHY OF ARTS THE IAGG

Immanuel kant

Music is the lowest of all arts

Arthur Schopenhauer

Music is the greatest

George Wilhelm Friedrich hegel

Poetry has the best qualities like immediate

Gottfried Leibnitz

The fusion of poetry & music is the highest art

Origin of the arts

Dande= first art, sorcery, religion & superstition

Plato

Aristotle

Oscar Wilde

Henri-louis Bergson

G. E Moore

Sigmund Freud

Jose Ortega g cassette

Leotolstoy

Benedetto Croce

Albert gamus

John Dewey

Dente leoncini

Margarete macdonalds

What is art according to

Plato

Arts imitate nature & arts imitate man

Aristotle

Arts imitates men & nature

Oscar wilde

It is life that imitates arts

Henri- Louis bergson

Noble prize, art is made from intuiton

G. E moore

Both imitation& intuiton

Sigmund freud

Art result from frustration

Jose Ortega y gasset

Escape from human

Leotolstoy

Art is communication

Benedetto croce

Italian, merely an expression regardless if it is understood

Albert gamus

Art is rebellion

John dewey

Art is not limited in the gallery

Dante leoncini

He become a human art

Margarette MacDonalds

Art us esoteric it is mysterious

Beautiful

A source of pleasure

Beauty

It is objective

The sublime

The nice

The comic

Categories of beautiful

The sublime

Aroused by astonishment

The nice

Aroused by sympathy

The comic

Enjoyment because it makes you laugh

Criticism

Method of verifying or testing artistic works

Subject

Object matter

Medium

Materials & equipment

Techniques

Manner of the artists

Representational

Non representational

Art subject

Representational

Has define subject

Non representational

Has no define subject only ideas

Source of art subject

Mythology - richest source of art

Line

Distance between two points, continuous mark

Horizontal

Vertical.

Diagonal.

Zigzag

Curved

Line

Horizontal

Lines of repose & serenity

Vertical

Lines poise for action

Diagonal

Lines that suggest movement

Zigzag

Lines suggest chaos

Curved

Lines expressing flexibility

Repetition.

Contrasting

Transitional

Classification of lines

Repetition

Lines drawn within a corner following corner

Contrasting

Lines opposing each other

Transitional

Modify the sharpness

Color

Has the most aesthetic appeal

Hue

Value

Intensity

Dimention of color

Hue

Gives color it’s name

Value

Lightness or darkness “chiaroscuro”

Intensity

Brightness or darkness

Primary color

Yellow blue red

Secondary color

Green orange violet

Intermidate & tertiary

Yellow orange, red orange, blue violet, blue green, yellow green,

Warm color associated with fire

Red, red orange, orange yellow, yellow green

Cool color- water,sky

Red violet, blue violet, blue, blue green,green