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    Theater: Kristine Joy Bazar BSA 4A

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    Theater is a performing art that involves acting out stories through gestures, facial expressions, speech and music. Performances take place in a specific place called a theater. Dance is another performing art that involves human movement set to music for audience entertainment. Music provides rhythm and accompaniment for dance. Collaborative art involves multiple artists working as a team, with each person contributing a unique part to create a combined artwork. Semiotics is the study of how meaning is produced through signs and symbols in texts, performances, and other media.

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    Theater is a performing art that involves acting out stories through gestures, facial expressions, speech and music. Performances take place in a specific place called a theater. Dance is another performing art that involves human movement set to music for audience entertainment. Music provides rhythm and accompaniment for dance. Collaborative art involves multiple artists working as a team, with each person contributing a unique part to create a combined artwork. Semiotics is the study of how meaning is produced through signs and symbols in texts, performances, and other media.

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    Theater is a performing art that involves acting out stories through gestures, facial expressions, speech and music. Performances take place in a specific place called a theater. Dance is another performing art that involves human movement set to music for audience entertainment. Music provides rhythm and accompaniment for dance. Collaborative art involves multiple artists working as a team, with each person contributing a unique part to create a combined artwork. Semiotics is the study of how meaning is produced through signs and symbols in texts, performances, and other media.

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    Theater: Kristine Joy Bazar BSA 4A

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    Theater is a performing art that involves acting out stories through gestures, facial expressions, speech and music. Performances take place in a specific place called a theater. Dance is another performing art that involves human movement set to music for audience entertainment. Music provides rhythm and accompaniment for dance. Collaborative art involves multiple artists working as a team, with each person contributing a unique part to create a combined artwork. Semiotics is the study of how meaning is produced through signs and symbols in texts, performances, and other media.

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    Theater

    Introduction
    Kristine Joy Bazar BSA 4A
    Contents:
    ❖ Performing Arts
    ❖ Theater
    ❖ Dance
    ❖ Music
    ❖ Collaborative Art
    ❖ Fine arts in Theater
    ❖ Theatrics Aesthetic
    ❖ Semiotic

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    What is performing arts?
    ❖ Performing arts are a form of art in which artists use
    their voices, bodies, or different objects to show artistic
    expression.
    ❖ The major types of performing arts include music,
    dance, drama, opera, and spoken words. It is different
    from visual arts, which is when artists use paint, canvas,
    or different materials to create art objects.

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    What is theater?
    ❖ It is the kind of performance which is concerned with
    acting out a story, with the use of gestures, facial
    expressions, music, and speech. The performers are
    known as actors and actresses. The specific place of the
    performance is also named by the word “theatre” as
    derived from the Ancient Greek (théatron, “a place for
    viewing”).

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    What is dance?
    ❖ Generally refers to human movement, goes with a
    rhythm of music and is used as a form of audience
    entertainment in a performance setting.
    ❖ Choreography is the art of making dances, and the
    person who practices this art is the choreographer.
    Dance is a powerful kind of art, but skillful performers
    channel the art of dance into something that becomes
    expressive, and that may delight the audience who
    feel no wish to dance themselves.

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    What is music?
    ❖ Music is also a significant art form. Individuals show
    their emotions through composing, singing, and
    instrumental collaboration.
    ❖ We can also call music a universal language. Everybody
    listens and enjoys music. It is also tightly associated
    with dancing. Music provides the rhythm and it makes
    dancing possible and better.

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    Definition of Collaborative Art
    ❖ Collaborative art can be defined simply as artwork that
    involves working as a team to create art, and each person
    contributes in some significant way to the artwork.
    ❖ There may be a number of examples of collaborative art.
    For example, each person could be instructed to create an
    important part of an abstract painting. The quality of the
    abstract painting may be reflected in the combination of
    each unique contribution. It may involve the cooperation
    of the individuals to create art that reflects originality and
    complexity.

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    MURAL

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    Separate from useful and liberal, was
    given the term fine arts. Coined in the
    eighteenth century, it was meant to
    include sculpture, painting, music, and
    Fine art poetry. Later, the performing arts were
    added along with disciplines such as
    in printmaking, photography, and collage.
    “Fine” was not intended to suggest art
    theater that was “acceptable” or “delicate”—it
    was supposed to classify artistic
    endeavors that were beautiful for their
    own sake and not compromised by
    serving any practical function.

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    Theatric aesthetic
    ❖ Theatre design is primarily concerned with enhancing the
    experience the audience can have at a performance. The
    specific architectural elements considered ideal for
    improving that experience will differ from culture to
    culture and sometimes even between subcultures within a
    given culture, but they can still be divided into two general
    categories: those that serve the aesthetics deemed
    appropriate for the art of theatre in a given culture, and
    those that optimize the experience of that art for the
    audience.

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    ❖ Semiotics is a methodology for
    studying the production of
    meaning through analysis of the
    signs that cumulatively form the
    messages and texts that that we
    understand as having meaning.
    ❖ An icon is a sign that stands for an
    Semiotics object by resembling it, not merely
    visually, but by any means. Included
    in this category of sign are obvious
    examples like pictures, maps and
    diagrams and some not so obvious
    ones like algebraic expressions and
    metaphors.

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    Thanks!

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