1. Assumptions, Nature and Functions of Art

What are the assumptions of art?

1) is universal

2) is not nature

3) involves experience

Why is art universal?

• is crafted by ____

• is always _____

• is crafted by ALL

• is always PRESENT

What is referred to when art is ageless?

“Art is not ___ because it is ___, but ___ because it is ____”

_______et al, 19__

“Art is not good because it is old, but old because it is good”

-Dudley et al, 1960

What is referred to when art is timeless?

spans _____

spans generations

NATURE -

ART -

NATURE - Given, evanescent, natural, doesn’t seek attention

ART - Man-made, permanent, artificial, demands human attention

Art is:

• man’s _____ in _____ of nature

• man’s way of ______ nature

• _____ of reality

• _____ of reality

• man’s expression in reception of nature

• man’s way of interpreting nature

• perception of reality

• distortion of reality

Why is nature not art?

art has to be crafted by human hands

Why does art involve experience?

• demands ________

• “art depends on experience, and if one is to know art, he must __ ____ it is a ____ or ____ but as_____” _____ et. al, 19___

• demands involvement

• “art depends on experience, and if one is to know art, he must not know it is a fact or information but experience” Dudley et. al, 1960

Identify the types of encounter:

1) External Encounter

2) Intrapersonal Encounter

3) Interpersonal Encounter

$) Metapersonal/Transcendent Encounter

What is external encounter all about?

• encounter something primarily _____

• encounter something primarily outside

What is intrapersonal encounter all about?

• thoughts _____ you: _____, ______, _____

• thoughts inside you: imaginations, feelings, desires

What is interpersonal encounter all about?

• encounter with ______

  Social encounter, a type of interpersonal encounter is all about:

• _____ encounter

• encounter with humans

• group

What is metapersonal encounter all about?

• ____ beyond human senses

• reality beyond human senses

example of interpersonal encounter

pop songs about love

example of societal encounter

paintings/murals

example of metapersonal encounter

ritual, chants

ART is a _____ encounter with _____

ART is a human encounter with nature

What are the nature of art?

1) Art and ___

2) Art as ___

3) Art as a form of ___

1) Art and imagination

2) Art as expression

3) Art as a form of creation

How is art and imagination related?

Imagination produces art. Art inspires imagination

____ allows endless ____

-______

Imagination allows endless possibilities

-Albert Einstein

Identify the nature of art used in this image

Art and Imagination

How is art an expression?

• individualizes our emotion

Identify the nature of art used in this image

Art as expression

Name the four major art expressions

1) Visual Arts

2) Applies Arts

3) Literary Arts

4) Performance Arts

Why is art a form of creation?

• brings reality to human imagination

Art is a form of creation according to ____, ___ because art is:

An _____ of our human experience and reality within us and outside through a ____

Javellana, 2018

An expression of our human experience and the reality within us and outside through a medium

What are the functions of art?

1) Personal

2) Social

3) Physical

Personal Art is

depending on the artist and their personal interest

Social Art is

particular collective interest, depict social conditions

Physical Art is

craft for physical purpose

Example of social art

political art

example of physical art

architecture, jewelry-making, interior