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LESSON ART APPRECIATION

3 Functions of Art

Rommel E. Cadigal, LPT, M.Ed


Fine Arts
Interior Design
Architecture
LEARNING OUTCOMES

• Identify the functions of art;


• Explain and discuss the basic
philosophical perspective on
art;
• Apply philosophical perspective
in a real life scenarios

ART APPRECIATION.CADIGAL
ESSENTIAL QUESTION
How do you perceive the role of
art in society, and how does it
impact cultural or societal
discussions?

ART APPRECIATION.CADIGAL
ETYMOLOGY OF THE ART

 Art comes from the ancient latin word “ARS” meaning


specialized form of skill, or craft.
 It was first used in 13th century manuscripts.
 It was believed that the word art existed since the
founding of Rome.

ART APPRECIATION.CADIGAL
DEFINITION

 According to Pablo Picasso, Art is the elimination of


the unnecessary. Art is a life that helps us to realize
the truth.
 Agnes Martin defined Art as the most concrete
representation of our subtle feeling.
 Art is something that is created with imagination and
skill and that is beautiful or that expresses important
ideas or feelings.-Merriam Webster
 Art is the only way to run away without leaving home.-
Twyla Tharp

ART APPRECIATION.CADIGAL
PHILOSOPHY OF ART

Art is a diverse human activities in creating


visual, auditory or performing artifacts,
expressing the author’s imaginative, conceptual
ideas, or technical skill, intend to be
appreciated for their beauty or emotional
power.

ART APPRECIATION.CADIGAL
DEFINITION

 The definition of Art has three Categories;

1. Art as Representation
2. Art as Expression of Emotional Content
3. Art as form

ART APPRECIATION.CADIGAL
DEFINITION

 Art as Representation

 It was known as Mimesis


 The idea was developed by Plato which means
copying or Imitations
 Art is the representation or replication of
something that is beautiful and meaningful.

ART APPRECIATION.CADIGAL
ASSUMPTIONS OF ART
 Art is Universal
 Art exist because it is important to people’s lives.
 It is the oldest and most important means of
expression developed by man in any culture.
 Iliad and Odyssey
 In the Philippines, the works of Jose P. Rizal and
Francisco Balagtas are not being read because they are
old.
 Florante at Laura
 Ibong Adarna
 When we listen to a kundiman or perform folk dances,
We still enjoy the way our Filipino ancestors while away
their time in the past. ART APPRECIATION.CADIGAL
DEFINITION
 Art as Expression of Emotional Content

 During Romantic movement, expression became


important (18th and early 19th centuries)
 The emphasis on expression became a central
theme in various forms of art and literature.
 Movement of artwork expressing definite feeling,
as in the sublime or dramatic
 Audience response was important for the artwork
was intended to evoke an emotional response.
 Same as today, Artist look to connect to the
audience to evoke an emotion.
ART APPRECIATION.CADIGAL
ASSUMPTIONS OF ART

 Art is not Nature

 Art, not directed by representation of reality, is a


perception of reality.
 It is man-made.
 Art is man’s interpretation of what he perceives
 Art is man’s way of interpreting nature

ART APPRECIATION.CADIGAL

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