Chapter 1: The Nature Of Visual Arts Flashcards

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It is the deliberate creation of something beautiful, meaningful and skillful through skilled and imaginative means

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Visual Art

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Where does the word art originated from? and What is it’s meaning

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Latin from the word “ars” which means “art”, “skill” or “craft”

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It is a modern and imprecise umbrella term that encomposses several artistic disciplines that fall into various subcategories

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Visual Arts

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What are the 5 forms of Visual Arts?

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  • Drawing
  • Painting
  • Printmaking
  • Sculpture
  • Photography
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It is the movement of a tool across a dry surface to create marks.

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Drawing

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When was drawing become more common?

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15th Century, when paper became widely available

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It may be created as a piece of art or in preparation for another piece of art

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Drawing

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It i the application of paint, pigment, or another color medum to another suface, such as canvas or wall.

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Painting

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What are one of the oldest artistic mediums?

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  • Painting
  • Drawing
  • Sculpture
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It cretaes images on one medium and transfers it to another through ink or pigment.

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Printmaking

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It is often designed to make more than one copy

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Printmaking

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______ requires a three dimensional piece of art in its creation?

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Sculpture

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It is constructed by connecting smaller pieces of materials to form a larger one

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Sculpture

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It involves manipulating lights to create an image. One of the newest visual arts.

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Photography

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When was the 1st camera ever created?

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1800s

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What are the 5 basic elements of art?

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  • line
  • shape
  • color
  • texture
  • space
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These are marks that has longer lengths than widths. You can either draw it horizontally, vertically, or diagonally; straight, curved;thick or thin

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Lines

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It is a closed line that can either be geometric, square, circle or organic such as free-form or natural.

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Shape

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It is a three dimentional shape that expresses depth, width, and length

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Form

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It is the area surrounding the object. A sense of depth.

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Space

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It is the reflection of light off an object

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Color

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Name the 3 features of color

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  • hue
  • value
  • intensity
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It is the name of the color like red, blue, green an yellow

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Hue

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It is the lightness or darkness of the color

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Value

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It is the brightness or dullness of color
Intensity
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What are the primary colors?
- red - blue - yellow
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These are colors combine two primary colors
Secondary Colors
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This is often called as tertiary colors. Combined primary and secondary hues.
Intermdiate colors
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It is the visible and tactile characteristics of a surface
Texture
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An average time required for a museum visitor to look at an art
17 seconds
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Steps in how to look at and interpret any visual art in every day life.
- Look - Observe - See - Describe - Analyze - Interpret
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The initial step in the visual seeing process. It is taking a moment to notice what is going on around you.
Look
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It is paying attention to what you're seeing. An essential aspect that is time-cosuming and active procedures that demands both attention and patience.
Observe
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It is expressing what you've notice to recognize and organize your thoughts.
Describe
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It entails recognizing and making sense of the specifics in your description using logic.
Analyze
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It is a mental perception process. To produce meaning, ______ entails recognizing or linking the information your eyes take in with your previous knowledge and experiences.
See
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It is the final step of the Visual Seeing Process
Interpret
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It is the term for arranging the elements of art and design principles
Composition
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The act of interpreting and creating graphical images is defined as it
Visual Text
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Who used the phrase Visual Text?, founder of the International Visual Literacy Association, in 1969
John Debes
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It requires comprehending and making sense of color, line, format, light, texture, and shape
Visual Literacy
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Used as a langugae tool to engage, exchange ideas, navigating our highly visual digital environment
Visual Media
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The ability to decode meaning from a variety of visuals
Visual Literacy
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Who said that Visual Literacy is the ability to make sense of images; it's not a skill; it's a tool box of skills
Brian Kennedy
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Is any technology that takes, organizes, filters, learns from, or provides visual contents to consumers or businesses.
Visual Technology
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It is base on interpertation to find meaning in art
Reading Visual
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It defined in terms of image interpretation and deriving meaning from visuals
Visual Literacy
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It is the ability to understand imagery
Visual Literacy
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Who defined Visual Literacy as the ability to understand imagery?
Philip Yenawind
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Who said that Visually literate people can see and understand the message communicated with images, and they can also create, modify, and use visual cues and images?
Larry Johnson (2006) of the New Media Consortium
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It is the abiltity to decode and interpret visual messages and to create meaningful visual communication
Visual Literacy
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Who fined Visual Literacy as the abiltity to decode and interpret visual messages and to create meaningful visual communication?
Metros (2008)
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It is the ability to visualize internally, communicate visually, and read and analyze visual images.
Visualization
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Who said that while seeing is a natural physiological process, perceiving and understanding visual elements is not, it depends instead on several factors?
Schirato & Webb 2004.
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It assits us in understanding our history, our culture, lives and experience of others
Visual Art
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It inspire us, provide reflection & provide a sense of joy
Art
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Who uses drawings to create models or studies?
- Sculptors - Painters
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Who was the famous painter who uses drawings that later cretae in other medium as painting?
Leonardo Da Vinci
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This is often recognized even by people who lack deep knowledge of art
Cave Painting
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- It is how the figures, objects, and locations work together to tell a story. - To interpret the visual, ______ applies reasons to details you identified your description.
Analysis in Visual Seeing
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What are the 5 different perspectives
- Form - Symbols - Ideas - Meaning - Interpretation
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It is an essential aspect of comprehending the visual environment
Symbols
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- The reaction to a picture influenced by the circumstances in which we see it. - On how and what we view
Ideas
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It identifies the artist intended meaning, and build on the number of different meaning, based on the composition, memory, life experience, history, culture, & other elements
Meaning
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We gain interpretation when we blend the views of forms, symbols, ideas, and meaning
Interpretation
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It is the study of art objects in their period
Art History
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It is to discover the author origins of artwork, which requires figuring out who,when & why an artwork was made
Goal
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It emphasises a wide range of ethnic, spanish, american and contemporary forms developed by Filipinos
Philippine Visual Arts
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Converted conventional visual art into digital art from graphical design to 3D printing
Technology
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Provided new avenues to explore the creative realm
Modern Technology
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It is to convert and shape their creative notions into works of art
3D effects
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He is an 81 year old, english painter - uses ipad as his primary creative tool
David Hockney