LESSON 3

• Arts


  • Visual Arts
  • Performing Arts
  • Literary Arts
  • Popular Arts
  • Gustatory Art of the Cuisine
  • Decorative Arts or Applied Art
• Visual Arts

  • Graphic arts
  • Plastic arts
• Graphic arts


  Artworks with a flat two-dimensional surface such as the painting industry
• Plastic arts


  Visual arts which have three-dimensional forms
• Performing Arts - they involve Movement, Speaking and Gestures
• Literary Arts


  • Fiction
• Popular Arts


  • Non-fiction
• Gustatory Art of the Cuisine


  Skills in food preparation
• Decorative Arts or Applied Art


  Visual objects produced for beautifying houses, offices, cars and other structures
• Visual Arts -  These artworks are perceived by our eyes which may be classified into
• Visual arts convey messages of emotions, ideas, or information. We use art to express ourselves and to speak to others across time and place.
• (3) components of visual arts:

  ·        fine arts

  ·        decorative arts

  ·        contemporary visual arts.
• Fine Arts are developed primarily for aesthetics or beauty .
• Decorative Arts is an art form that applies design and decoration to everyday.
• Contemporary Visual Arts is a form of art of today, conceived in modern times, which include photography, art print .
• Painting - is the application of pigment to a usually flat surface.
• 1. Watercolor - is a painting material made up of pigment mixed with water.
• Fresco - is a painting done on a wet plastered wall. Glowing is the Primary characteristic of this kind of painting. It is one of the oldest types of painting
• Tempera - (also called egg tempera) is a method of painting that employs an emulsion of water, egg yolk or whole eggs sometimes with a little glue, honey or milk).
• Pastel - is a painting medium that consists of color pigment in powder and a binder compounded with gum water
• Encaustic - painting is a mixed media technique that involves using heated wax or beeswax added with colored pigment.
• Oil painting - is one of the most high- priced and high valued arts (painting) because of the cost of its materials
• Acrylic - is a synthetic paint mixed with acrylic emulsion binder for the surface overlaying of the artwork. It has a quick drying characteristics and flexibility of oil thus making it one of the favorites of artists
• Practical or useful arts are those human activities directed to produce artifacts, tools and utensils
• Liberal Arts involve the development of man’s intellectual reasoning.
• Fine Arts are the products of the human creative activity as they express beauty in different ways and media for the satisfaction and relaxation of man’s mind and spirit.
• Major Arts are characterized by their actual and potential expressiveness and by a purely disinterested purpose.
• Minor Arts are works connected with practical uses and purposes
• Plastic Arts are developed through space and perceived by the sense of sight.
• Phonetic Arts are based on sounds and words as media of expression.
• Kinetic Arts make use of the rhythmic movement as the elements of expression.
• Pure Arts utilize only one medium of expression.
• Mixed Arts use two or more media.
• ESTOLAS(1995)

  1. Visual Arts
  2. Performing arts
  3. Literary Arts
  4. Popular Arts
  5. Gustatory Art of cuisine
  6. Decorative art
• SANCHEZ, ABAD and JAO (2001)

  1. Visual Arts

  2. Literature

  3. Music

  4. Drama and theater

  5. Dance
• BARRIOS(2012)

  1.According to Purpose

  2.According to media and Forms