CPAR

• • humanities: refers to the study of human experience.
• give examples of study of humanities

  philosophy, history, linguistic, literature or arts
• • humanities: is subjective; coexist with another branch of discipline, the Sciences.
• • The Sciences: is objective; deal with the object study of the external world.
• • Contemporary Art: artworks produced today; started around the 1960s
• • Subject: is any person, animal, thing or issue that is described or represented in a work.
• the subject is done the way it actually looks

  realism
• the artist uses his or her imagination and alters the subject according to his or her desire.

  distortion
• the artist breaks apart a subject and rearranges it in a different manner.

  abstraction
• an artwork mainly uses elements with no distinct formation of an object or person.

  non-objective
• • Arts: defined as a specific activities that produces sensitivity in humans and also referred to as "bringing together all creative and imaginative activities."
• branches of arts

  visual arts, literature, performing arts, culinary arts
• create works

  visual arts
• an art that makes language as a medium

  literature
• creative activity that are performed in front of an audience.

  performing arts
• food preparation/cooking

  culinary arts
• visual art considered to have been created primarily for aesthetic purposes and judged for its beauty.

  fine arts
• arts under fine arts

  drawing, painting, printmaking, sculpture, photography
• 2D

  drawing
• uses light

  photography
• 2D of sculpture

  relief carving
• application of design and aesthetic to objects of functions and everyday use.

  applied arts
• arts under applied arts

  architecture, fashion design, industrial design, interior design
• designing building; process of sketching

  architecture
• clothing construction

  fashion design
• applied to physical products

  industrial design
• enhancing the interior

  interior design
• both beautiful and functional. it includes most of arts making objects.

  decorative arts
• arts under decorative arts

  ceramic works, metal works, jewelry, furniture
• refers to art produced today. 1960s & 1970s. end of modern art

  contemporary arts
• arts under contemporary arts

  assembladge, conceptual art, installation art, performing art, new media art
• three or two dimensional from everyday object.

  assembladge
• idea or concept is the most important aspect made beforehand.

  conceptual art
• site specific and designed to transform the perception of space.

  installation art
• live performer making art

  performance art
• artworks designed and produced by means of electronic media technologies.

  new media art
• the art of arranging sound to create some combination of form.

  music
• originated in the western world and is distinct from western folk music.

  classical music
• ancient native dance and melody of the christian is an authentic example of pre-spanish music in the tagalog areas.

  kumintang
• a passionate lyrical song with a theme of professing true love.

  kundiman