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Visual Arts
Arts that are primarily experienced through sight.
Painting, Sculpture, Film
Performing Arts
Arts that come alive with performance.
Music, Dance, Theatre
Literary Arts
Arts that use written words as a medium.
Novels, Short Stories, Poetry
Applied Arts
Arts that combine artistic principles with functionality.
Architecture, Fashion
Painting
Applying pigments on a flat surface to create images using different techniques, primarily a brush.
Sculptures
Three-dimensional works (Height, Length, Width) are usually done by carving, molding, or assembling. It can be a relief or free-standing.
Relief Sculpture
Mounted on walls or ceiling
Free-standing Sculpture
It is not attached to walls; it stands alone.
Film
A storytelling medium that weaves a narrative through moving pictures, sound, and editing.
Music
Creating and arranging sounds and silences in a given time to create an aesthetic experience.
Sampung Mga Daliri
A performance concert with ten pianos played simultaneously. It has been an annual tradition of the UST Conservatory of Music to perform various musical pieces and genres. Performances are by selected students, alumni, and faculty.
Dance
Uses one’s body to form shapes, express emotions, and tell stories through movements.
Theatre
Is the art of telling stories through live performance, with actors, dialogue, costumes, sets, props, and lights and sounds.
Novel
Long fictional narratives that tell complex stories through character development and plot.
Short Stories
Shorter works of fiction with concise character development and plot.
Poetry
Art of expressing feelings and ideas through symbolism, distinctive style, and rhythm.
Architecture
Art and science of designing building structures that are both aesthetically pleasing and functional.
Fashion
Art of designing clothing and accessories expressing individual and cultural style, identity, and social trends.
Conceptual Art
Idea over form. This art emphasizes the idea and process more than the final output of the artwork. The artists use their artwork to question the notion of art.
Installation Art
An art practice incorporating an ensemble of objects and mediums in space. Both objects and space are the central components of installation art.
Mixed-Media Art
Visual arts refers to artworks that combine different media or materials.
Assemblage
An artwork that is produced by putting together everyday objects into one composition.
Performance Art
A live, ephemeral art form where the artist’s body, actions, and interactions with the audience become the art itself.
Site-specific
It directly relates to a specific location where it is seen or experienced.
Collaborative
An artwork that involves two or more artists. It is not limited to fellow artists but can include the whole community of a specific area.
Interactive
Any type of art that involves the viewer in the creative process which attempts to challenge the traditional boundary between artist and “audience.”
Process-based
It is simply defined as artworks that focuses on the actual process and experience of creation itself rather than the final product or outcome.
Integrative
Also known as integrated arts, is the term used to describe interdisciplinary art, art study, development, production, display, or creative creation of work that combines two or more disciplines of art to produce a work for a specific audience.
