INTEGRATIVE ART AS APPLIED

• Art Latin word "ars" which means skill
• Art is a way to communicate ideas politically, spiritually, and philosophically.
• Politically- through protest or campaign period
• spiritually- structures/sculptures/santo/symbolism
• Philosophically- statues of philosophers
• is a diverse range of human activity and resulting product that involves imaginative talent

  Art
• Functions of art that every artist has their personal reasons for creating an art. because of their passion.

  Personal Function
• The function of art that art forms that bring people together that promote unity or connected

  Social function
• The function of art that the artist are earning a profit/money through art

  Economic function
• Political figures uses art a a platform to promote their programs and advocacy

  Political Function
• Architectural works, sculptures, paintings, and other art forms serve to record historical figures and meanings.

  Historical function
• Total ways of life and the like form part of the country's material culture.

  Cultural function
• Houses and buildings are constructed to protect their occupants. (chairs, tables, etc)

  Physical function
• artworks serve to beautify. they are aesthetic objects that are created for the purpose of being beautiful

  Aesthetic function
• Invented to perform in public with live audience?

  Performing arts
• medium artistic expression that can amplify & integrate traditional art forms literature, sculpture, painting, and music?

  Media arts
• refers to creative art that is intended to be appreciated by sight?

  Visual arts
• oral and written work?

  Literary arts
• the development of art through time?

  Art movement
• artistic style technique or trend?

  art movement
• It is based on the practice of painting out of doors and spontaneously on the spot.

  Impressionism
• Focused on the emotional, structural, symbolic, and spiritual elements or personal interpretation of reality

  Post-Impressionism
• -geometrical figures/objects and was a revolutionary new approach to representing reality invented around 1907-08 by Pablo picasso and georges braque

  Cubism
• It is characterized of strong colors and fierce brushwork

  Fauvism
• The image of reality is distorted to make it expressive

  Expressionism
• Form of artistic anarchy for the social, political, and cultural values of time.

  Dadaism
• Explored the hidden depths of the 'unconscious mind'

  Surrealism
• They sought a new kind of reality a heightened reality called 'surreality' found in the world images drawn from their dreams and imagination.
• Incorporated commonplace objects- comic strips, soup cans, newspapers, and more into their work. It aimed to solidify the idea that art can draw from any sources

  Pop art