Art Appreciation

Exam

etymology

history of words

ars

The Latin word that related to “art” meaning art, skill, or craft

Art

it is a diverse range of human activities in creating visual, auditory or performing artifacts, expensive the author’s imaginative, conceptual ideas, or technical skill, intended to be appreciated for their beauty or emotional power

painting
sculpture
architecture

What are the three (3) classical branches of art?

Joseph Nieters

Who defined art is something we do, a verb.

Marilina Maraviglia

Who defined art as generally understood as any activity or product done by people with a communicative or aesthetic purpose?

universality
not a nature
need for experience

What are the three (3) assumption of arts?

universality

It is present in every part of the globe and in every period of time

not a nature

it does not mirror nature

need for experience

artist has to be a perceiver who is directly in touch of the art

Immanuel Kant

He was one of the most influential of the early theorist toward the end of the 18th century

Emmanuel Kant

He believed that art should not have a concept but should be judged only on its formal qualities because the content of a work of art is not of aesthetic interest

artis

Italian word means craftsmanship, mastery and inventiveness

art is rooted in culture

what assumption of art that ties our present from the past and connects us to the future

art is universal

What kind of assumption of art said to be art is as old as humans

art is not in nature

art is made by man using his skills, craftsmanship, creativity, and imagination

art involves experience

experience is the actual doing of something

art appreciation

the capacity to understand art’s works and experience a certain enjoyment in creating art

imagination

it is about seeing the impossible, or unreal

creative

using imagination to unleash the potential of existing ideas in order to create new and valuable ones

art is a diverse range of human activity
represents reality
an expression
serves as a means of communication of emotions
matters
universal
creation

What are the nature of arts?

personal functions
social functions
physical functions

What are the functions of art?

architecture
industrial designing
graphic designing
interior designing

Types of structure