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Art App Lesson 2

The document discusses art appreciation and differentiates art from nature. It describes artistic expression as being based on personal experiences and categorizes works of art by citing experiences. It also covers the roles of creativity and imagination in art making and expresses different categories and classifications of art.

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Art App Lesson 2

The document discusses art appreciation and differentiates art from nature. It describes artistic expression as being based on personal experiences and categorizes works of art by citing experiences. It also covers the roles of creativity and imagination in art making and expresses different categories and classifications of art.

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Learning Outcomes

By the end of this lesson, you should be able to:

1. Differentiate art from nature:


2.Characterize artistic expression based on personal
experiences with art,
3. Discuss the nature of art's preliminary expression, and
4. Categorize works of art by citing personal
experiences.
LESSON 2

Art Appreciation:Creativity,
Imagination, and
Expression
 Noteven photographs or
sketches of nature,
though captured or
drawn by man, are
works of art, but mere
recordings of the beauty
in nature (Collins &
Riley, 1931).
Art
Appreciation as
a Way of Life
Art Appreciation as a Way
of Life

 Jean-Paul Sartre, a famous


French philosopher of the
twentieth century, described the
role of art as a creative work that
depicts the world in a completely
different light and perspective,
and the source is due to human
freedom (Greene, 1995).
Art Appreciation as a Way of Life

 Each artwork beholds beauty of its own


kind, the kind that the artist sees and
wants the viewers to perceive. More
often than not, people are blind to this
beauty and only those who have
developed a fine sense of appreciation
can experience and see the art the same
way the artist did. Because of this,
numerous artworks go unnoticed, artists
are not given enough credit, and they
miss opportunities.
Art Appreciation as a Way of Life

 It sometimes takes a lifetime before their


contribution to the development of art is
recognized. Hence, refining one's ability to
appreciate art allows him to deeply
understand the purpose of an artwork and
recognize the beauty it possesses (Collins &
Riley, 1931).
Art Appreciation
as a Way of Life

 Frequenting
museums and art
galleries
Art Appreciation as a
Way of Life
Performing arts theaters, 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 experience, Learning to
appreciate art, no matter what
vocation or profession you have, will
lead to a fuller and more meaningful
life (Collins & Riley, 1931).
The Role of
Creativity in Art
Making
The Role of Creativity in
Art Making

 Creativity requires thinking


outside the box.
 In art, creativity is what sets
apart one artwork from
another.
 A creative artist does not
simply copy or imitate
another artist's work.
The Role of
Creativity in
Art Making

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Tourism (DOT) boomed
popularity in 2011, but later
on it was found out that it was
allegedly plagiarized from
Switzerland's tourism slogan
"It's More Fun in Switzerland,"
back in 1951.
The Role of Creativity in Art
Making

Create
Originality
Unique
CREATIVITY

How can you creatively describe a pen?


Art as a Product of
Imagination,
Imagination as a
Product of Art
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?
Art as a Product of Imagination,
Imagination as a Product of Art

 "Imagination is more
important than knowledge.
For knowledge is limited to all
we now know and
understand, while imagination
embraces the entire world,
and all there ever will be to
know and understand."
Art as a Product of
Imagination, Imagination
as a Product of Art

 In an artist's mind sits a


vast gallery of artworks.
 An artwork does not need
to be a real thing, but can
be something that is
imaginary (Collingwood,
1938).
Art as a Product of Imagination, Imagination
as a Product of Art

 Take for example a musician who


thinks of a tune in his head. The
making of this tune in his head
makes it an imaginary tune, an
imaginative creation, an
imaginary art (Collingwood,
1938).
 It remains imaginary until he
hums, sings, or writes down the
notes of the tune on paper.
Art as a Product of
Imagination, Imagination
as a Product of Art

 It remains imaginary until he hums,


sings, or writes down the notes of
the tune on paper. However,
something imaginary does not
necessarily mean it cannot be
called art.
 Artists use their imagination that
gives birth to reality through
creation.
Art as a
Product of
Imagination,
Imagination as
a Product of
Art
Art as
Expression
Art as Expression

How are you going


to express your love
to someone?

How are you going


to express your
anger to you friend
or enemy?
Art as
Expression

An artist has the


freedom to express
himself the way he
wants to. Hence,
there is no specific
technique in
expression.
CATEGORIES/
CLASSIFICATION
OF ART
Categories/
Classifications
of art
1. Visual Arts
➢ Painting
➢ Sculpture
➢ Architecture
Categories/ Classifications of art
2. Performing/
combined arts
➢ music
➢ dance
➢ Film
➢ Theater
➢ Literary
➢ Performance poetry
Categories/
Classifications of art

➢ 3. Digital art
It is the art that is made
with the assistance of
electronic devices, or
intended to be displayed
on a computer, which is
the most important
element in digital art.
Categories/
Classifications
of art
4. Applied arts
➢ Fashion design
➢ Furniture design
➢ Interior Design
➢ Graphic design
What are the 4 categories/
expressions of art?
Let's Wrap It Up
 Art is a product of a man's creativity, imagination, and
expression. An artwork may be inspired by nature or other
works of art, but an artist invents his own forms and patterns
due to what he perceives as beautiful and incorporates them
in creating his masterpiece. Perhaps not everyone can be
considered an artist, but surely, all are spectators of art,
which gives us all a role in the field of art appreciation.
Refining one's ability to appreciate art allows him to deeply
understand the purpose of an artwork and recognize the
beauty it possesses.
Let's Wrap It Up
 Lastly, through expression, an artist is able to explore his own
emotions while at the same time, create something beautiful out
of it. Expressing emotions is something different from describing
emotions. Description actually destroys the idea of expression,
as it classifies the emotion, making it ordinary and predictable.
Expression, on the other hand, individualizes the artist.
Let's Wrap It Up
 Creativity is what sets apart one artwork from another. A creative
artist does not simply copy or imitate another artist's work. He does
not imitate the lines, flaws, colors, and patterns in recreating nature.
 While through imagination, an artist is able to craft something
bold, something new, and something better in the hopes of creating
something that will stimulate change. In the same way that
imagination produces art, art also inspires imagination.

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