Art App_FORMS, VALUES & FUNCTIONS OF ART.pptx

Forms of Art refers to the different mediums or modes through which art is created. Some of the most common forms are visual arts, performing arts, literary arts, and applied arts.

1. FORMS, VALUES & FUNCTIONS OF ART FERDINAND T CANTULAR

2. Forms of Art Forms of art refer to the different mediums or modes through which art is created. Some of the most common forms include: 1. Visual Arts Painting : The application of pigment to a surface (canvas, paper, etc.) using brushes, knives, or other tools. It’s one of the most prominent and historical art forms. Sculpture : Three-dimensional artwork, often created from materials like stone, metal, wood, or clay. Drawing : Typically two-dimensional works, often created with pencils, charcoal, or ink. Photography : Capturing images through the use of cameras, a more modern form of visual art. Printmaking : Reproducing an image or design on paper or other materials, usually by carving or etching. Architecture : The design and creation of buildings and structures, which combines functional and aesthetic qualities.

3. 2. Performing Arts Dance : The art of movement, often accompanied by music, to express emotions or tell stories. Theater : The performance of stories through acting, often including elements of visual and performing arts. Music : The creation and performance of sound using voice or instruments, often composed to express feelings or ideas. Film/ Cinema: This pertains to the motion picture

4. 3. Literary Arts Poetry : Writing that often uses rhythm, meter, and figurative language to evoke emotions. Fiction/Non-fiction : Written works that explore human experiences, ideas, or factual events. Drama/ Play 4. Applied Arts Design : Art created for practical use, such as graphic design, fashion design, and industrial design. Crafts : Handcrafted items like pottery, jewelry, textiles, and furniture.

5. Values of Art Art carries multiple values, both subjective and objective. These values can be cultural, emotional, intellectual, or economic. Some key values include: Cultural Value : Art reflects and shapes the culture of a society. It captures historical events, traditions, and ideals. Aesthetic Value : This is about the beauty or appeal of the artwork. People often find value in art because it stimulates their senses or evokes emotional responses. Emotional Value : Art has the power to provoke deep emotional responses, whether it’s joy, sadness, awe, or anger. Many consider art to be valuable because it connects with human feelings. Symbolic Value : Some works of art carry symbolic meaning beyond their appearance, often conveying ideas, philosophies, or societal commentary. Social or Political Value : Art can also serve as a medium for activism, protest, or social commentary, challenging norms or reflecting societal issues. Economic Value : Some art, particularly fine art and collectibles, can have significant financial worth, often increasing in value over time.

6. Functions of Art Art serves a variety of functions in society, beyond just the creation of aesthetically pleasing works. Some key functions include: Expression : Art allows individuals to express their thoughts, emotions, beliefs, and experiences. It can be a personal form of communication. Communication : Art can communicate complex ideas, messages, and cultural narratives without the need for words. It’s often used in political or social movements. Cultural Preservation : Art helps preserve cultural heritage, traditions, and history. Paintings, sculptures, and written works often record significant moments in history. Aesthetic Enjoyment : Many people view art purely for pleasure. The visual, auditory, or tactile qualities of art provide enjoyment and beauty to the viewer or participant. Therapeutic Value : Art can also function as a form of therapy, allowing individuals to express emotions, cope with trauma, and heal mentally and emotionally (art therapy). Social Commentary and Critique : Art has the power to reflect on and critique societal issues, challenging ideas, norms, and even authority. Entertainment : Many forms of art, especially performing arts like theater and music, are designed to entertain and provide joy. Innovation and Inspiration : Art often drives creativity and innovation, inspiring new ideas in other fields like science, technology, and design .

7. Conclusion Art encompasses a wide variety of forms, each with its own values and functions. From the simple joy of aesthetic beauty to deep cultural and political commentary, art plays an essential role in human experience, bridging gaps between societies, cultures, and individuals.