Art appreciation

• Arts


  Is a very vital part of our life.
• Arts 


  It came from rhe aryan root word "ARS" which means "to Join or to put together" and from latin terms "Ars" that means everything.
• Philosophical point of view


  The study kf the nature of art, including concepts such as interpretstion, reprentation and expression and form. It is closely related to aesthetics the philosophical study of beauty and taste.
• Pyschological ppint of view


  Perception and experience of the visual arts,music film, performance, literature, design, and the environment.
• Psychological point of view

  Is a human phenomenom
• HUMANITIES


  Latin word "humanous" whivh means human.
• Humanities


  Creativce expression
• Art appreciation 


  Referred yo the knowledge ot the general and ever lasting qualities that classify all great art.
• Art appreciation


  Subject matter, symbolism and historical context
• Visual literacy


  The ability to read, write, and create visual images.
• Visual literacy


  Visual media is a linguistic tool
• Imagination


  Primary power of art. It provides the limit of the artist's creation
• Imagination


  Enhance through exposure to nature, to experience and through other things.
• Creativity


  Tendency to generate or recognize ideas
• Expression


  Communicating ideas also more the creation of art, including expressing religious beliefs, artwork for criticizing ideas.
• Expression


  In arts depends on the artists discreation baded on their perzonal interest
• Assumptions of arts

  1. Art is universal
  2. Art is culture
  3. Art is not nature
  4. Art involces experience
• Art is universal


  Phenomenom and is as old as humain being.
• Art universal


  Every society has its own art, which is encouraged and molded by the patronage it gets from its members. Artists as members of society create such work of art in accordance with the existing relation in society.
• Art is culture


  Art influences society by changing opinions, instilling values and translating experiences across space and time.
• Art is culture


  Art in this sense communication it allows people from different cultures and different times to communicate with each other via images, sounds, and stories. Art is ofter a vechicle of social change
• Art is NOT nature


  Art that is composed of patterns and aesthetics. Art is not nature because in many ways, art is not “natural”, it is an artificial construct created by man.
• Art is NOT nature


  Because nature is what you see and art is what you do.
• Art involves Experience


  Art, then, is not merely the process by the artist; it involves both the artist and the active observer who encounter each other, their mental environments, and their culture at large. That is, art is not just a recording of human experience, but it is an involvement of human experience.
• Art involves Experience


  Art, then, is not merely the process by the artist; it involves both the artist and the active observer who encounter each other, their mental environments, and their culture at large. That is, art is not just a recording of human experience, but it is an involvement of human experience.
• FUNCTIONS OF ART


  an inquiry on what art is for. When it comes to functions, different art form come with distinctive functions, some may be functional more than others. The value of the art lies in the practical benefits from it.
• FUNCTIONS OF ART


  an inquiry on what art is for. When it comes to functions, different art form come with distinctive functions, some may be functional more than others. The value of the art lies in the practical benefits from it.
• Functions of art

  1. Personal functions of art
  2. Social functions of art
  3. Physical functuons of art
  4. Cultural functions of art
  5. Aesthetic functions of art
  6. Spiritual functions of art
• Personal Functions of Art


  subjective and depends on the artist example:IRISES IN MONETS GARDEN by Claude Monet
• Social Functions of Art


  If an art is opposed to personal interest and for collective interest it is considered to have a social function. Art may convey message such as to support, to protest. Example : tuminding by t.kalbo
• Physical functions of art


  This are artworks that are crafted in order to serve physical purpose such as jars, plates, architecture, jewelry￾making, interior design all serves physical functions.

  Example: the mae west lips sofa
• Cultural functions of Art 


  Arts helps preserve, share, and transmit culture of people from one generation to another.

  Example: benguet art of weaving
• Aesthetic functions of Art 


  Arts becomes influential for man to be aware of the beauty of nature. Example panagbenga float parade
• Spiritual functions of Art


  An artist may create a work of art to reinforce the religious or spiritual support of a culture.

  Example bul Ul
• PHILOSOPHICAL IMPORTANCE OF ART

  Art as an imitation/mimesis

  Art as a Representation

  Art for Art’s sake

  Art as a Communication

  Art as an escape
• Art as an imitation/mimesis


  Art is just a mere imitation. A painting is just an imitation of nature, which is also an imitation of realty in the World of Forms.
• Art as a Representation


  Art represents version of reality.
• Art as a Representation

  Art represents version of reality.
• Art for Art’s sake


  Emmanuel Kant, in his Critique of Judgement, considered the judgement of beauty, the cornerstone of art, as something universal despite its subjectivity. He recognized that judgement of beauty is subjective.
• Art for Art’s sake


  Emmanuel Kant, in his Critique of Judgement, considered the judgement of beauty, the cornerstone of art, as something universal despite its subjectivity. He recognized that judgement of beauty is subjective.