CPAR lesson 1 Midterm

Aristotle

• humans have instincts for imitation and harmony

• these instincts are "lying deep in our nature"

• human beings are the most imitative of living creatures

• humans learn and experience pleasure through imitation

Art

• human pursuit to imitate life and the world into something pleasing or beautiful

• imitation of life and the world rendered beautifully, which gives pleasure.

PICTURE

• This is a two-dimensional image of various subjects ranging from real-life images to the visually abstract.

• It may be created using different media such as chalk, charcoal, graphite, ink, oil paint, and watercolor.

Drawing

creating a picture with a variety of tools, in most cases pencils, crayons, pens or markers. Artists draw on different types of surfaces, like paper

Painting

often called the most important form of visual art. It is about putting colours on a canvas or a wall, Painters express their ideas through a mixture of colours and different brush strokes

Printmaking

made by covering a plate with ink and pressing it on the surface of another object. Today prints are mostly produced on paper today but originally, they were pressed onto cloth or other objects.

Photography

making pictures by letting light through the lenses of a camera onto a film.

El Spolarium

Painted by Juan Luna

SCULPTURE

This is a three-dimensional artwork that may be created using stone, marble, wood, and concrete

The Thinker

Auguste Rodin

Guillermo Tolentino

Oblation

Francisco Mañosa

The Shrine of Mary. Queen of Peace, Our Lady of EDSA

ARCHITECTURE

• structures that meant to be used as shelter;

• this art relies on the design and the purpose of the structure.

LITERATURE

The art form of language through the combined use of words, creating meaning and experience

MUSIC

• appeals to the sense of hearing:

• composed by combining notes into harmony

DANCE

• the art of the human form;

• body is used, mobilized, and choreographed in a specific time, form, and space.

THEATRE

• art form of performance;

• dramatic texts are portrayed on stage by actors, and are enhanced by props, lights, and sounds

• Rak of Aegis

• Ang Huling El Bimbo the Hit Musical

• Buruguduystunstugudunstuy: Ang Parokya ni Edgar the Musical

• One More Chance, the Musical

CINEMA

• technological translation of theatre;

• special effects are utilized to enhance the storytelling

Filipinoness

• Colonial History

• Migrant reality

Plethora of Influences

• Chinese

• Spaniards

• Americans

• Japanese

• Malay

Migrant Reality

• Globalization

• Adaptation to foreign culture

Leo Benesa

The idea was that the depiction of scenes of everyday life and the surroundings without idealizing them was closest in spirit to the Filipino soul and native soil.

Idealizing

means that the artwork should not be represented as perfect; authenticity of the artworks

Filipino way of living

An art can be considered Filipino when it depicts

AUNTHENTICITY

• use of canvas, paintbrush, easel

• use of English language in literature

• advancement in information technology and communication