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LESSON 1 Flashcards

1
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He stated that all art should be subject to rules, something that should be the product of one’s imagination, inspiration of fantasy

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Plato

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2
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Art is derived from the Latin word

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Ars

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3
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Ars means

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Technique

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4
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The word art is closely associated with?

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Ability
Process
Product

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5
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implies the importance of human capacity to create

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Art as ability

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6
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as the act of doing or making an idea a reality

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Process

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7
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the final output or completed work of an artist.

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Product

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8
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is concerned with communicating ideas and feelings with the use of different mediums.

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Art

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9
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explained medium as something fashioned into a symbolic language marked by beauty of design and coherence of form.

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Machiles

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10
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What are the four common essentials of art?

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Art has to be man-made
Art must be creative not imitative
Art must benefit and satisfy man
Art is expressed through a certain medium or material by which a certain artist communicates himself to the audience

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11
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has been defined as the imitation of representation and as a medium used for transmission of feelings, an intuitive expression and a significant form

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Art definition in the past

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12
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argued that artworks are united by a web of family resemblance and not by a kind of essence by a real definition.

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Morris Weitz

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13
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has been defined as a provider of pleasurable aesthetic experience.

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Art in the sixties

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14
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studies objects or artworks in their historical development based on style, genre, design, and format.

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Art histort

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15
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is a trait an artist must develop in order to establish the capability of solving problems and expressing feelings by excluding the option of quitting.

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Creativity

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16
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What are the three assumptions of art?

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Art is universal
Art is not nature
Art involves experience

17
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What are the five functions of art?

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Personal
Social
Cultural
Aesthetic
Spiritual

18
Q

According to him, art js an imitation of the reality that was an imitation of the ideal or also known as ____

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Plato
Art as Mimesis

19
Q

Plato belives that ____ is the ultimate reality and that all art is imitation of life

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Idea

20
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The aim of art is to represent the inward significance and not the actual or outward appearance

Who said this?

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Aristotle

21
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Art for arts sake

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Immanuel Kant

22
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What are the four categories of art?

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Visual
Performing
Digital
Applied

23
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Visual arts include

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Sculpture
Architecture
Painting

24
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is a term coined in the 1960s in the United States. It was referred to as a non-traditional art form with a political or topical theme that features live performances that involve sound, dance, songs and literature

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Performing arts

25
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is known to produce output based on electronics and media technologies.

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Digital art

26
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Applied arts focuses on

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Fashion
Furniture
Interior
Graphic designs

27
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Applied arts focus on its
Fine arts also focus on

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Practical usefulness
Aesthetics

28
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It can be a study of the creative aspect of an individual, a process of using skills, a product of the creative skill, or the expertise of the experience of the audience with the creative skill.

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Applied arts

29
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Art history spans the entire history of human beings starting from the

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Prehistoric times until 21st century

30
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You study and describe the artwork based on?

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Line
Shape
Color
Value
Texture

31
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This function serves as the instrument for the expression of one’s feelings or ideas as it provides comfort, happiness and convenience.

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Personal function

32
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Used for public displays and celebrations

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Social function

33
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Plays a role in preserving, sharing, and transmitting the culture or customs of a certain group of people from one generation to the other

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Cultural function

34
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Stir awareness amongst people about the beauty of nature

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Aesthetic function

35
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Primarily uses art to reinforce with the use of symbols statue and other forms that depict beliefs or supports the religious culture

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Spiritual function

36
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One example of spiritual function is

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Cross sign

37
Q

Plato used ___ as an example of proving his claim

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Chair

38
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Are examples of imitators of imitation

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Painter
Musicians
Performers

39
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This philosophy is closely associated with the importance of aesthetics.

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Art for art’s sake by Immanuel Kant

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