q1 mapeh arts (lesson 1-3)

• What is the definition of arts according to the study material?


  The expression or application of human creative skill and imagination, typically in a visual form such as painting or sculpture.
• What are the primary aspects that arts produce works to be appreciated for?

  Beauty or emotional power.
• What are the elements of arts listed in the study material?

  • Line
  • Shape
  • Color
  • Value
  • Form
  • Texture
  • Space
• What does 'line' refer to in the elements of arts?

  A mark made on a surface, creating a path from one point to another.
• What is the definition of 'shape' in the context of arts?

  A two-dimensional area defined by a line or outline.
• What are the three main properties of color?

  Hue, saturation, and value.
• How does 'value' contribute to an artwork?

  It helps create contrast and depth in an artwork.
• What is 'form' in the elements of arts?

  A three-dimensional object with height, width, and length.
• What does 'texture' refer to in the context of arts?

  The surface quality of an object, how it feels or appears to feel.
• What is 'space' in the elements of arts?

  The area around and within objects, both positive and negative.
• What are the principles of arts listed in the study material?

  • Balance
  • Contrast
  • Emphasis
  • Movement
  • Pattern
  • Unity
  • Variety
  • Proportion
• What does 'balance' refer to in the principles of arts?


  The distribution of visual weight in a composition.
• What are the three main types of balance?

  Symmetrical, asymmetrical, and radial balance.
• How does 'contrast' function in an artwork?

  It highlights differences by grouping opposite elements near each other.
• What is the purpose of 'emphasis' in an artwork?

  To draw the viewer's attention to a particular element or area.
• What does 'movement' refer to in the principles of arts?

  The principle that guides the viewer's eye through the canvas.
• What is 'pattern' in the context of arts?

  The repetition of specific visual elements in a regular manner.
• How does 'proportion' affect an artwork?

  It refers to the relationship between the sizes of different parts within an artwork.
• What does 'unity' mean in the principles of arts?

  Overall cohesion and harmony of the artwork.
• What is 'variety' in the context of arts?

  The use of differing qualities or instances of visual elements within the artwork.
• What materials are needed for the coffee painting activity?

  • Coffee powder
  • Water
  • Oslo paper
  • Paintbrushes
  • Mixing tray or palette
• What is the first step in the coffee painting activity?

  Put a 1 cm margin for each side of the paper.
• How do you achieve different shades in the coffee painting activity?

  By diluting the coffee with more or less water.
• What should you focus on while applying the elements and principles of arts in your coffee painting?

  How each principle and element influences your artwork to create a cohesive and visually appealing painting.
• Why is it important to familiarize yourself with the principles and elements of arts before starting the coffee painting?

  To effectively apply them and enhance the quality of the artwork.
• What is the significance of art appreciation in relation to the elements and principles of arts?

  • Enhances understanding of artistic expression
  • Encourages critical thinking about visual elements
  • Fosters emotional connections with artworks
  • Promotes recognition of beauty and creativity
• What is the time period of the Industrial Revolution mentioned in the study material?

  Late 1800s
• What age follows the Electronic Age according to the study material?

  Cyberspace Age
• What are the main art movements listed in the study material?

  • Impressionism
  • Expressionism
  • Abstractionism
  • Abstract Expressionism
  • Contemporary Arts
• In which century did Impressionism emerge?

  2nd half of the 19th century
• What are the key characteristics of Impressionism?

  Color and light, broken strokes, unmixed colors side by side, everyday subjects, painting outdoors, open composition
• What is the technique used in Impressionism for color mixing?

  Using two primary colors combined with secondary colors
• If red and yellow are combined in Impressionism, what color is produced?

  Orange
• Who painted "The Luncheon of the Boating Party" and in what year?

  Pierre-Auguste Renoir, 1881
• What is the title of Claude Monet's 1899 painting?

  "Bridge Over Pond of Lilies"
• Which artist is known for the painting "Starry Starry Night" and in what year was it created?

  Vincent Van Gogh, 1889
• What does Expressionism focus on in art?


  The expression of subjective emotions and inner experiences
• What are the characteristics of Expressionism?

  More emotional force, distorted outlines, unrealistic or unnatural images
• What are the different art movements mentioned after Expressionism?

  • Neo-Primitivism
  • Fauvism
  • Dadaism
  • Surrealism
  • Social Realism
• Who painted "Woman with Hat" and in what year?

  Henri Matisse, 1905