ART APPRICIATION: Introduction of physical functions

First year

1. INTRODUCTION OF PHYSICAL FUNCTIONS OF ART BY: MARINEL B. BONIFACIO

2. OBJECTIVES; Distinguish between directly functional and indirectly functional art. Explain and discuss the basic philosophical perspectives on the art. Realize the function of some art forms in daily life. Apply concepts and theories on beauty and aesthetics in real life scenarios.

3. DIFINE THESE ARTWORKS IF IT IS PERSONAL FUNCTIONS OF ART,SOCIAL FUNCTIONS OF ART OR PHYSICAL FUNCTIONS OF ART. PRE-ACTIVITY

4. The Greek philosopher Aristotle claimed that every particular substance in the world has an end, or telos in Greek, which translate into “purpose”. Every substance, defined as a formed matter, moves according to a fixed path toward its aim. A seed is bound to become a full-grown plant, a baby will eventually turn into a grown man or woman. ARISTOTLE

5. This telos according to Aristotle, is intricately linked with function. For a thing to reach its purpose, it also has to fulfill its function. Man, in Aristotle’s view of reality, is bound to achieve a life of fulfillment and happiness, or in Greek, eudaimonia. All men move toward this final end. However, happiness, the supposed end of man, is linked with his function, which is being rational. One can only be happy when he is rational. This means that plants can never be happy because they are not rational.

6. FUNCTIONS OF ART MONUMENT OF RIZAL

7. THE THREE FUNCTIONS OF ART PERSONAL FUNCTION OF ART SOCIAL FUNCTION OF ART PHYSICAL FUNCTION OF ART

8. The different roles or objectives that art fulfills in society and in personal experiences might be considered functions in the context of art. From a philosophical standpoint, the framework that one chooses to adopt influences how one interprets the purpose of art. CONCLUSION

9. THANK YOU I hope you can get useful knowledge from this presentation.