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• Art


  • The representation or replication of something beautiful or meaningful
  • The arrangement of lines, colors, shapes, and other aesthetic elements
  • The expression of subjective experiences and emotions
• Original classical definition of art


  Derived from the Latin word "ars" meaning "skill" or "craft"
• Art is replicated, patronized, and even recognized by governmental organizations in terms of preservation, so that future generations might be proud of our very own artists or artisans
• Art appreciation


  • Being able to look at a work of art and form a wise opinion of the work
  • Interpretation precedes appreciation
  • Appreciation takes place only when the mind convicting the heart is highly involved
  • Having the knowledge, background, and understanding of the universal and timeless qualities that comprise all works of art
• Ways of defining art


  • Mimesis
  • Formalism
  • Expression
• Art is universal - it knows no bounds and transcends cultures, ethnicities, and civilizations
• Art is not nature - it is entirely created by humans and is a product of man's thoughtful talent and craftsmanship
• Art involves experiences


  • Art denotes a process of doing or making
  • The only way to find conviction and assertion is through immersion in the Arts
  • To engage at art also means to engage with the artist's concept, emotion, or even experiences
• Art as expression


  Art is an expression made visible by a form in which people using their minds and heart engage with a certain art piece
• Art as a form of creation


  • Man has been led by an innate craving to create objects that are delightful to perceive
  • Creation means the act of combining or reordering already existing materials so that a new object is formed
  • Creating art is more profound, involves careful planning and attention, and expression of self in the highest order
• Steps in the artistic or creative process of making art


  • Inspiration
  • Percolation
  • Preparation
  • Creation
  • Reflection