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Art Appreciation: Creativity, Imagination, and Expression

Art appreciation can be developed through visiting free art exhibitions in places like museums, galleries, and malls during leisure time. This allows one to better understand art and have a rewarding experience, leading to a fuller life. Creativity requires thinking outside the box to solve new problems and make life more enjoyable. A creative artist is original and puts their own style into their work rather than copying others. While being creative can be challenging, it allows one to craft something bold and stimulate change through imagination. Art is a form of self-expression that allows one to explore their own emotions by bringing them to life through various mediums.

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Art Appreciation: Creativity, Imagination, and Expression

Art appreciation can be developed through visiting free art exhibitions in places like museums, galleries, and malls during leisure time. This allows one to better understand art and have a rewarding experience, leading to a fuller life. Creativity requires thinking outside the box to solve new problems and make life more enjoyable. A creative artist is original and puts their own style into their work rather than copying others. While being creative can be challenging, it allows one to craft something bold and stimulate change through imagination. Art is a form of self-expression that allows one to explore their own emotions by bringing them to life through various mediums.

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Art Appreciation:

Creativity, Imagination, and Expression


Art Appreciation as a
Way of Life
Muse ums, art g a l le r ie s,
p e r f o r m i n g a r t s t h e a t e rs,
concert halls or even malls that
display art exhibitions that are
free in admission during leisure
time will not only develop an
understanding of the art, but
will also serve as a rewarding
e xperience. Le arning to
appreciate art, no matter what
vocation or profession you have,
will lead to a fuller and more
meaningful life.
With a renowned Filipino Film-maker
Mr. Peque Gallaga
The Role of Creativity in
Art Making
Creativity

- requires thinking outside the box.

- used to solve problems that have


never occured before, make life a
more unique and e njoyble
experience.
A creative artist does not
simply copy or imitate
another’s artist’s work.

He does not imitate the lines, flaws, colors, and


patterns in recreating nature.

He embraces originality, put his own flavor into his


work, and calls it his own creative piece.
Yet, being creative nowadays
can be quite challenging.
“It’s More Fun in the Philippines” used by the Department of
Tourism (DOT) boomed popularity in 2011, but later it was
found out that it was allegedly plagiarized from Switzerland’s
tourism slogan “It’s More Fun in Switzerland,” back in 1951.

Former DOT Secreatry Ramon Jimenez Jr. claimed that it was


“purely coincidental.”
Art as a Product of Imagination,
Imagination as a Product of Art
Where do you think famous writers, painters, and musicians get their
ideas?

Where do ideas in making creative solutions begin?


Albert Einstein
“ Im agi n at ion is more
important that
knowledge. For
knowledge is limited to
all we now know and
unde rs tand, while
imagin at ion embrace s
the entire world, and all
there ever will be to
know and understand.”
Through imagination:

One is able to craft something bold,


something new, and something better in
the hopes of creating something that will
stimulate change.
Example
cof fee shops
with paintings
hung of
sculpture

Burial Jars
Art as Expression
An emo t io n
w i l l re m a i n
unknown to a
man until he
expresses it.
Robin George Collingwood
- English Philosopher
What an artist does to an
emotion is not to induce it,
but express it.

Through expression he is able


to explore his own emotions
and at the same time, create
something beautiful out of
them.

Ex pre s s i ng e mo t io n s is
some thing dif ferent f rom
describing emotions.
Ways to expressing
oneself through art
Visual Art
Appeal to the sense of sight and are mainly visual in nature.

Some mediums of visual arts include paintings, drawings,


letterings, printing, sculptures, digital imaging, and more.
Film
refers to the art of putting together successions of still
images in order to create an illusion of movement.
Performance Art

Is a live art and the artist’s medium is mainly the human body
which he or she uses to perform, but also employs other kind of art
such as visual art, props, or sound.
Poetry Performance

an art form where the artist expresses his emotions not by


using paint, charcoal, or camera, but expresses them through
words.
Architecture

Art is the creation of beautiful things while


architecture is the making of beautiful buildings.
However, not all buildings are beautiful.

Some buildings only embody the functionality they


need, but the structure and colors are not beautifully
expressed.
Grand Theatre de
Bordeaux
Dance
a series of movements that follows the rythm of the music
accompaniment.

dance is a form of expression.


Literary Art

us e wo rds, n o t p a i n t,
musical instruments, or
chise l s - t o e x pre s s
themselves and
communicate emotions to
the readers.

Ex. Romeo and Juliet by


Shakespeare
Theater
uses live performers to
pre se n t ac c o u n ts o r
imaginary events before a
live audience.

genres: drama, musical,


t r a g e d y, c o m e d y a n d
improvisation.
Applied Arts

incorporating elements of st yle and


design to everyday items with the aim of
increasing their aesthetical value.
ex. interior design, fashion design and
graphic design
Kenneth Cobonpue

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