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    DON HONORIO VENTURA STATE UNIVERSITY

    Villa de Bacolor, Pampanga


    College of Engineering and Architecture
    Department of Architecture
    ARTAPP 103
    Art Appreciation
    Introduction to Arts
    First Semester 2022-2023

    CHERRYBEL L. CASTRO, RLA


    COURSE FACILITATOR

    [email protected]
    AR
    T
    Art is the trait, creation, representation, or
    area of interest, in accordance to aesthetic
    principles, of what is appealing, delightful,
    attractive, or of extraordinary, noteworthy,
    and momentous impact.
    DEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE

    ART is the trait, creation, representation, or area of interest, in


    accordance to aesthetic principles, of what is appealing,
    delightful, or of extraordinary, noteworthy and momentous.

    ART is a diverse range of human activities in creating visual,


    auditory or performing artifacts (artworks), expressing the
    author’s imaginative, conceptual idea, or technical skill,
    intended to be appreciated for their beauty or emotional
    power.
    DEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE

    Meaning and Importance of Art


    ART Aryan Civilization
    “artis” - Italian Word “ ar “ – means to join or put together
    - Human creative skill
    Latin word
    Craftsmanship “ ars “ – implying ability or skill
    Skill Greek words
    Inventiveness “ artizein “ – implies to prepare
    Mastery of form “ arkiskein “ – denotes to put together
    Association of the use of forms and ideas
    Utilization of materials and techniques
    THE SCOPE OF ART
    DEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE

    MANAOIS

    Two(2) general dimensions of arts

    1.) FINE ARTS or INDEPENDENT ARTS

    2.) PRACTICAL ARTS or UTILITARIAN ARTS


    •Manaois General dimensions of arts
    •1. FINE ARTS OR INDEPENDENT ARTS

    •made principally for aesthetic enjoyment


    through senses, especially visual and
    auditory such as painting, sculpture,
    architecture, literature, theater and
    performing arts
    •Manaois General dimensions of
    arts
    •2. PRACTICAL ARTS OR
    UTILITARIAN ARTS

    •intended for practical use or the


    development of raw materials for
    functional purposes such as
    industrial art, civic art, commercial
    art, graphic art, agricultural and
    fishery art
    Art consist of visual arts, literature, drama and theatre,
    music, and dance.
    Classified into two (2):
    SANCHEZ
    (2002) 1.) Graphic Arts

    2.) Plastic Arts


    •Sanchez (2002) classification of arts
    •1. GRAPHIC ARTS

    •includes drawing, painting,


    photography, graphic arts, and
    commercial arts which portrayals of
    forms and symbols are two-dimensional
    •Sanchez (2002) classification of arts
    •2. PLASTIC ARTS

    •comprise all fields of visual arts for which materials


    arranged in three-dimensional forms namely, structural
    architecture, interior arranging, crafts, sculpture,
    industrial design, dress and costume design and theatre
    design
    ESTOLAS
    (1995)

    •Grouped arts into:


    •Visual arts
    •Performing arts
    •Literary arts
    •Popular arts
    •Gustatory art
    •Decorative or applied arts
    •Estolas Grouped arts
    •1. VISUAL ARTS

    •graphic arts
    •and
    •plastic arts
    •Estolas Grouped arts
    •2. PERFORMING ARTS

    •theatre, play, dance, music


    •Estolas Grouped arts
    •3. LITERARY ARTS

    •short stories, novels, poetry, dramas


    •Estolas Grouped arts
    •4. POPULAR ARTS

    •films, news papers,


    magazines, radio,
    television
    •Estolas Grouped arts
    •5. GUSTATORY ARTS

    •(food preparation, beverage preparation)


    •Estolas Grouped arts
    •5. GUSTATORY ARTS

    •(food preparation, beverage


    preparation)
    •Estolas Grouped arts
    •6. DECORATIVE OR APPLIED ARTS

    •(beautification of houses, offices, structures


    and cars)
    PANIZO & RUSTIA
    (1995)
    •Classified arts into major divions:

    •1.) According to purpose:

    a) Practical or useful arts


    b) Liberal Arts
    c) Fine Arts
    d) Major Arts
    e) Minor Arts
    •PANIZO & RUSTIA Classified arts into major
    divions
    •1.) ACCORDING TO PURPOSE

    •A.) PRACTICAL OR USEFUL ARTS

    •directed to produce crafts for the fulfilment


    of human needs. Some of the examples
    include basket making, cloth weaving,
    embroidery, iron and metal crafts, pottery
    and ceramics, tin can and bottle
    manufacturing, etc
    •PANIZO & RUSTIA Classified
    arts into major divions
    •1.) ACCORDING TO PURPOSE

    •B.) LIBERAL ARTS

    focused towards intellectual


    growth. The study of
    philosophy, psychology,
    literature, mathematics, and
    sciences are few examples.
    •PANIZO & RUSTIA Classified arts into
    major divions
    •1.) ACCORDING TO PURPOSE

    •C.) FINE ARTS

    •concentrated towards creative


    activities for the contemplation of the
    mind and upliftment of spirit. Painting,
    sculpture, drawing, and architecture
    are some of the examples
    •PANIZO & RUSTIA Classified arts into
    major divions
    •1.) ACCORDING TO PURPOSE

    •D.) MAJOR ARTS

    •characterized by actual and potential


    expressiveness such as music, poetry, and
    literature
    •PANIZO & RUSTIA Classified arts into
    major divions
    •1.) ACCORDING TO PURPOSE

    •E.) MINOR ARTS

    •concerned on practical uses and


    purposes, such as interior decoration
    and porcelain art
    PANIZO &
    RUSTIA
    (1995)
    •Classified arts into major divions:

    •2.) According to media and forms:

    •a.) Plastic arts


    •b.) Kinetic arts
    PANIZO & RUSTIA
    (1995)

    •Classified arts into major divions:

    •2.) According to media and forms:

    •c.) Phonetic arts


    •d.) Pure arts
    •e.) Mixed arts
    •PANIZO & RUSTIA Classified arts into major
    divions
    •2.) ACCORDING TO MEDIA AND FORMS

    •A.) PLASTIC ARTS

    •developed through space and perceived by


    the senses of sight. Such as art includes
    decorative materials and crafts
    •PANIZO & RUSTIA Classified arts into major divions
    •2.) ACCORDING TO MEDIA AND FORMS

    •B.) KINETIC ARTS

    •involve the element of rhythm such as dance


    •PANIZO & RUSTIA Classified
    arts into major divions
    •2.) ACCORDING TO MEDIA
    AND FORMS

    •C.) PHONETIC ARTS

    •directed towards sounds and


    words as media of expression
    such as music, drama, and
    literature
    •PANIZO & RUSTIA Classified arts
    into major divions
    •2.) ACCORDING TO MEDIA AND
    FORMS

    •D.) PURE ARTS

    •take only one medium of


    expression such as color in painting
    and sound in music
    •PANIZO & RUSTIA Classified arts
    into major divions
    •2.) ACCORDING TO MEDIA AND
    FORMS

    •E.) MIXED ARTS

    •Mixed arts – take more than one


    medium of expression such as the
    stage play which combines music,
    poetry and drama
    Picture Analysis:
    Tell me what you see

    Pictures source: Google.com


    DEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE

    REFERENCES:
    PPT Slides of Arch. Jerone T. Aga, uap
    Some photos and illustration from web.

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