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1. Assumptions
and Nature of
Arts : Creativity
and Imagination

2. Learning Outcomes
At the end of this module, you should be able to:
1.Define and explain art according from different
philosopher
2.Categorize works of art by citing personal
experiences
3.Characterize the assumptions of the Art

3. THE ARTS :
WHAT IS IT ?
“Ars” which mean skill
(the faculty of what is
devised)
an expression of idea,
experience or skill

4. ART
Art came from the latin word “artis/ars”
which means “to made/to create”
Art is …..
 a piece of you
 a form of communication

5. ART
 An expression of
your creative
imagination

6. ART
An expression of BEAUTY
A combination of one’s
creativity (doing something
that has value/purpose)
and imagination (being
limitless)

7. NATURE OF ART
A material that is
considered to be
BEAUTIFUL / “OBRA
MAESTRA” can be best
selling

8. NATURE OF ART
A material that is
considered to be
BEAUTIFUL /
“OBRA MAESTRA” can
be ground breaking

9. NATURE OF ART
A material that is
considered to be
BEAUTIFUL / “OBRA
MAESTRA” has a symbolic
meaning

10. NATURE OF ART
A material that is
considered to be
BEAUTIFUL / “OBRA
MAESTRA” is
inherently beautiful

11. Some definitions
of art according
to philosophers:
Art is that which brings life in harmony with
the beauty of the world.-Plato
Art is the whole spirit of man.-Ruskin
Art is the medium by which the artist
communicates himself to his fellows.-
Charleton Noyes
Art is anything made or done by man that
affects or moves us so that we see or feel
beauty in it.-Collins and Riley

12. ASSUMPTIONS
OF ART
Art is
Universal
Art is
Cultural
Art is not
nature
Art as
Experience
Art is
Expression

13. ART IS UNIVERSAL
 Art is a universal phenomenon
and is as old as a human being.
Every society has its art, which is
encouraged and molded by the
patronage it gets from its
members. Artists as members of
society create such works of art
by the existing relations in
society.

14. ART IS CULTURAL
 Art influences society by changing
opinions, instilling values, and translating
experiences across space and time.
Research has shown art affects the
fundamental sense of self. Painting,
sculpture, music, literature, and the
other arts are often considered to be the
repository of a society's collective
memory.

15. ART IS NOT NATURE
 Art is not natural because by
common consent people are
not natural for many purposes.
... people are 100% nature and
yet more unlike the rest of
nature than anything else on
earth. So, the things people
make are considered not
natural in any context that
smacks of machine or tool
assistance or knowledge in the
making.

16. The notion of "Art as experience" implies that the
creation of art must be something of personal and
knowledgeable value. In this conception of art, the
creator must have intimate or a subjective link
with their creation for both to have validity
ART AS EXPERIENCE

17. ART IS
EXPRESSION
 Art, at its root, is an expression
and the artist is an expresser,
translating to create meaning.
Art expresses and translates, art
acknowledges and reveals, art
transfers and art intervenes. Art
is an expression—an expression
of feeling, belief, and character.

18. Categories of Art
Visual
something one appreciates through the
sense of sight; appealing to the eye
Graphic – two dimensional
Ex: painting, drawing
sketches, illustrations
Plastic – three dimensional
Ex: architecture, sculpture

19. Categories of
Art
Performing
 an art which is a product of
talent and skills into
performing
Ex: theater (acting/drama),
dancing, singing

20. Categories of
Art
Literary
 a written art
Ex: prose – an ordinary form of
writing
Poetry – a written art that is
particular into rhyming of words, line,
and stanzas that uses figurative
languages

21. Categories of
Art
Applied
 the application of design
and decoration to everyday
objects to make them
aesthetically appealing.
Ex: film making,
photography, fashion design

22. Nature, people,
emotion, places,
animals, events,
saints, churches,
child, fruits, toys,
landscapes,
seascapes, religions,
etc.
DIFFERENT
SUBJECTS
OF ART

23. The Artists Task
shows the relationship of man to the environment
create places for human purpose
create extraordinary version of ordinary objects
record and commemorate
give tangible form of the unknown

24. Conclusion
Art is TIMELESS
Art is always an
EXPERIENCE

25. ASSESSMENT
 Choose one artwork under each category
that you are familiar with. Cite a Filipino
artwork related to the type you choose and
answer the question provided.
Why you chose it? Relate it to the topic that has been
discussed. Write it on an 8.5 x 11 paper in Microsoft Word (Left
indent, Arial 12, Sentence case, Double space, Justify
(alignment). Upload your document in our Google classroom.
MOVIE, NOVEL, POEM,
MUSIC, ARCHITECTURAL
STRUCTURE, CLOTHING

26. REFERENCES
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Arts-Creativity-Imagination-And-Expression
Caslib. (n.d.). Art Appreciation. Manila: REX Printing.
Smith, A. (n.d.). Quora. Retrieved from https://www.quora.com/What-is-art
Wolfe, M. (2019, August 28). SCRIBD. Retrieved from
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