Art Appreciation for the first week of arts appreciation

Art Appreciation topic week1

1. ARTS APPRECIATION Prof. Binondo

2. DEFINITION Art appreciation centers  on the ability to view art throughout history , focusing on the cultures and the people, and how art developed in the specific periods. ... Art appreciation analyzes art using the methods and materials, allowing people to make connections to the context of art and the interactions of societies.

3. ART DEFINITION

4. What Is Art? Work of art-visual expression of an idea or experience formed with skill through use of a medium Media/medium-type of tools used to create the artwork – clay, fiber, stone, wood, paint, video, photography, Some communication can only be expressed through visual form or music...

5. Purposes and functions of art Art can: – tell us things – elevate our spirits – show beauty – show injustice

6. Art for communicating information Through the ages, art has been used to impart information

7. Dubai

8. Fruit gatherers – Fernando amorsolo

9. Bayanihan – botong Francisco (1962)

10. Art for day to day living Objects made to delight the eye as well as serve useful functions

11. Art for worship and ritual Through the ages people have used art to use for prayer, worship, magic, and ceremony

12. Art for personal expression The artist uses their medium to express their personality and/or feelings to the viewer

13. Art for social causes Humans are influenced by what they see Artists can use their art to influence the public

14. Art for visual pleasure Art is often identified solely by this definition Art made to be visually attractive and well crafted INTERIOR DESIGN UNIFORMITY FORMALITY ARCHITECTURE

15. WHAT IS CREATIVITY? The ability to bring forth something new that has value the act of a person through imaginary, makes something new such as a product, a solution or a work of art that has some kind of value this artist does not simply copy or imitate another artist's work. he/she does not imitate the lines, flaws, colors and patterns in recreating nature. it means that creativity stands for originality

16. UNTRAINED ARTISTS Outsider artists or folk artists – people with no formal art education – folk artists work within a tradition – outsider artists rarely know about the trends and history of art They work outside of traditional art guidelines In many cases, their work is discovered only after their deaths. Often, outsider art illustrates extreme mental states, unconventional ideas, or elaborate fantasy worlds. A trained artist, on the other hand, will have been taught in specific programs, taught skills about design, composition, history, aesthetics and advanced skills in drawing and painting. The term, Outsider Art, was introduced in 1972 (eight years after Art Brut) by the English academic, Roger Cardinal, and like Dubuffet he intended to shine a light on art made by artists usually untrained, living quietly, and possibly somehow sheltered.

17. Written work – ½ cw In not less than 50 words: How do you think arts and the subject Art Appreciation can help you as future police officers? Think of a project/program where you can use Art in the future as part of your career.