GEC6

• Subject refers to any person, object, scene, or event described or presented in a work of art.
• Still life refers to the subject that the objects are typically commonplace do not move
• Educational function - art that help develops mental skills and connects to traditions, histories, and perspective.
• Art as mimesis - initiation of style, tecchnique, form, content, or any other aspect of another artist's work
• Art as an escape - creating an artwork to get away from the reality to help us heal and take a break
• Art for art's sake - art should not be judged on its relationship to social, political, or moral values, but purely for its formal and aesthetic
• Art as Representation - artwork that depicts something easily recognized by most people
• Philosophy of art - study of nature of art such as concepts, interpretation, representation, expression, and form
• Fernando Amorsolo - filipino artist known for landscape as his subject
• Michaelangelo - one of famous artist with multiple talent
• Rembrandt - created the "doctor nicoles tulp's demonstration of the anatomy of the arm"
• landscape - subject that refers to the visible features an area of land
• Content in art - refers to the artist expresses or communicates on the whole in his work
• FACTUAL - content where the artist creates harmony in the elements of art
• Conventional - refers to the content of art that is established through time
• Subjective - art created or experienced based on personal feelings and opinion of the artist
• Aesthetic function - function of art to make the subject look good or attractive
• Utilitarian function - designed to be useful or practical rather than attractive
• Political function - cartoons on newspaper that shows the current evet or issue in the government
• Social function - the way of art that communicates and influences society
• Carlos Francisco is also known as Botong Francisco
• Sabel - the name of Benedicto Cabrera's subject that he saw in the street of Tondo
• Anita Magsaysay-Ho - former student of fernando amorsolo
• Carlos Francisco - muralist at heart, created the "First Mass in the Philippines"
• Line - element of art that represents figures and forms
• Value - refers to lightness or darkness of a color
• Form - describes the structure and shape of an object
• Intensity - dimension of color that refers to its brightness or darkness
• Texture - shows us the characteristics of a surface of an artwork
• Perspective - enable us to perceive distance and to see the position of an object in space
• hierarchical scale in egyptian art - shoe the relative importance of their subject
• Archaic Period - beginning of realistic depictions of human and monumental stone sculptures
• Relief Sculpture - carved into a flat surface of stone or wood leaving the unsculpted areas seeming higher.
• Conceptual art - movement where ideas behind the work is more important than the finish art
• Cubism - image appears fragmented and abstracted using geometric shapes
• pop art - art movement where inspired by popular and commercial culture
• optical art - create images that look like they are moving or blurring
• Renaissance - beginning of new era of art, rebirth
• Mannerism - the color, light, and shadow are realistic and it shows elegance and sensuous distortion of the human figure
• Expressionism - seeks to depict not objective reality but rather the subjective emotions and responses that objects and events arise within the person