Art Appreciation Video - VOCABULARY Flashcards (200)

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Art

Creative activity expressing imaginative or technical skill; results in a work for others to experience.

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Aesthetics

Branch of philosophy studying beauty, taste, and art.

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Aesthetic value

Importance or worth given to beauty in objects or experiences.

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Visual Arts

Arts that use materials to create physical or static art objects (e.g., painting, sculpture).

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Performing Arts

Arts that use voice, body, or objects to express art, performed before an audience.

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Literature

Written works that may be artistic or have intellectual value.

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Interactive Media

Computer-based systems that respond to user actions (text, animation, video, audio, games).

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Imagination

Ability to form mental images without sensory input; fuels novel ideas.

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Inspiration

A source or stimulus for creative thought and action.

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Nature

The natural world, distinct from human-made artificial creations.

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God

In many contexts, the divine creator; nature is described as created by God.

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Traditional Arts

Core arts: Architecture, Sculpture, Painting, Literature, Music, Performing Arts, Film.

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Liberal Arts

Disciplines like Grammar, Logic, Rhetoric, Arithmetic, Geometry, Music, Astronomy, Literature, Interactive Media.

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Classical branches

Foundational arts such as Painting, Sculpture, Architecture.

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Broader branches

Wider arts categories including Music, Theatre, Film, Dance, Performing Arts, Literature, Interactive Media.

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Motivated Function

Art created with a practical purpose (functional art like architecture, furniture).

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Non-motivated Function

Art created for expression or enjoyment, without a specific function.

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Personal Function

Art used to express feelings or ideas; therapeutic value.

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Social Function

Art linked to society; influences social behavior and identity.

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Spiritual Function

Art reflecting religious beliefs and culture; expresses faith.

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Educational Function

Art that provides therapy, relaxation, or enhances learning.

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Political Function

Art that commemorates leaders, records events, or promotes ideals.

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Physical Function

Art serving practical purposes for comfort or utility.

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Pattern

Repetition of elements to create balance, harmony, rhythm, or movement.

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Unity

A sense that elements fit together to form a cohesive whole.

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Variety

In art, balance between differing elements to avoid monotony.

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Harmony

Successful relationship between elements creating a cohesive whole.

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Rhythm

Movement or pattern created by repetition with variation.

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Balance

Distribution of visual weight to achieve stability.

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Symmetry

Formal equality where two sides mirror each other.

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Asymmetry

Balance achieved through uneven but visually weighted elements.

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Radial Symmetry

All parts radiate from a central point.

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Notan

Design concept balancing light and dark tones.

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Emphasis

Visually dominant area that attracts attention.

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Movement (design)

Guiding the viewer’s eye through the artwork.

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Line

A mark that defines shapes and directs attention.

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Shape

A two-dimensional enclosed area defined by edges.

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Tone

Variations of light and dark within a color or image.

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Color

Hue, value, and saturation; affects mood and atmosphere.

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Texture

Surface quality that can be felt or implied (rough, smooth).

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Form

Three-dimensional volume or mass; can be real or illusionary.

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Optical Texture

Illusion of texture created by painting technique.

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Physical Texture

Actual surface texture felt by touch.

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Ephemeral Texture

Texture that changes, like clouds or smoke.

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Three-Dimensional Form

Volume that occupies real space in sculpture or architecture.

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Two-Dimensional Form

Implied 3D qualities on a flat surface through perspective.

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Proportion

Size relationships between parts of a work.

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Space

Area around, within, or between shapes; suggests depth.

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Value

Lightness or darkness of a color.

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Horizon Line

Line where the sky meets the ground; reference for perspective.

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Vanishing Point

Point on the horizon where parallel lines appear to converge.

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Vanishing Lines

Guidelines that lead from edges toward vanishing points.

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One-Point Perspective

Perspective with a single vanishing point; objects face the viewer.

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Two-Point Perspective

Perspective with two vanishing points; shows corner views.

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Linear Perspective

Technique where parallel lines converge at vanishing points.

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Aerial Perspective

Atmospheric effects (color/clarity) distance objects show.

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Viewpoint

Angle or position from which a scene is observed.

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Normal Viewpoint

Eye-level view; most natural for realism.

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Low Viewpoint

Viewed from below; objects appear taller or more imposing.

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High Viewpoint

Viewed from above; scene appears compressed.

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Relative Size

Objects further away appear smaller than those nearby.

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Perspective

Technique for showing depth and space on a flat surface.

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Production Process

Stages from idea to final master copy in media production.

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Pre-production

Planning phase: scripting, storyboarding, planning.

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Production

Actual shooting/recording phase of a project.

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Post-production

Editing and finalizing the product after filming.

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Financing

Budgeting and obtaining funds before production.

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Screenplay

Written script of a film or media project.

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Distribution

Delivering the final product to audiences.

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Script

Written dialogue and actions for production.

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Principal Photography

Main filming period of a project.

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Pick-up Shots

Additional shoots to fix mistakes or improve performance.

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Dubbing

Replacing or adding sound/dialogue in post-production.

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Master Copy

Final approved version of the media product.

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Virtual Tour

Online or video viewing of museums or galleries.

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Museum

Institution housing and displaying art objects.

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National Museum of Fine Arts

Leading Philippine museum showcasing fine arts.

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MoMA

Museum of Modern Art; major international institution.

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Louvre

Famous Paris museum housing art and antiquities.

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Exhibition

Space where artworks are displayed to an audience.

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Temporary Exhibition

Short-term display of artworks.

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Permanent Exhibition

Long-term or ongoing display of artworks.

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Exhibit

An individual artwork or object shown in a show.

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Exposition

Alternative term for an art show or exhibition.

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Show

Display or presentation of artworks.

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Commission Work

Custom artwork created on request for a client.

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Contract Terms

Written agreement details for art commissions.

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Home Show

Exhibiting art at home or informal venue.

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Group Exhibition

Exhibition featuring multiple artists sharing space.

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Juried Exhibitions

Exhibitions requiring professional submissions and judging.

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Galleries

Spaces (curated or commercial) displaying art for viewing/sale.

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Artist-run Gallery

Gallery operated by artists managing exhibitions.

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Art Collector

Individual owning and collecting two or more artworks.

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Curator

Person organizing exhibitions, selecting works, and interpreting collections.

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Conservator

Professional preserving and managing art objects.

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Beads

Beadwork; common Philippine craft category.

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Rosary making

Craft producing rosaries from beads.

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Parol

Philippine Christmas lantern; a common craft item.

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Centerpieces

Decorative art pieces used as focal points in displays.

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Textile Crafts

Crafts involving fabric, yarn, and surface design.