GNED 01 ARTS REVIEWER

1. It is an expression or application of human creative skill and

imagination, typically in a visual form such as painting or
sculpture, producing works to be appreciated primarily for their
beauty or emotional power. (Art)
2. A genre in painting based on mythical stories. (myth)
3. Joseph is always engaged in an activity related to creating
art, practicing the arts, or demonstrating an art. Therefore,
Joseph is a/an? (artist )
4. A collaborative form of fine art that uses live performers,
typically actors or actresses, to present the experience of a
real or imagined event before a live audience in a specific
place, often a stage. (Theatre )
5. Soul making - It is a form of crafting stories, transforming
brief moments into images, symbol that connect with people,
understanding culture and embodying tolerance, peace and
imagination.
6. 4 ROLE OF SOUL MAKING -
-Knowing oneself better
-Understanding life's depth and essence
-Evaluating what oneself does
-Learning from everyday experience
7. 7 PRINCIPLE OF Da Vincian -
1. Curiosita or curiosity - making his insatiable quest for
knowledge and continuous improvement.
2. Dimostrazion or demonstration, - testing knowledge
through personal experience rather than taking others' reports
for granted.
3. Sensazione or sensation,- continued refinement of the
senses to sharpen observation and response.
4. Sfumato. A painting technique employed by Da Vinci to
create an ethereal quality in his work, showing his ability to
embrace ambiguity and change.
5. Arte/scienza - The balance between art and science or the
science of art, which he demonstrated in his whole-brain
thinking
6. Coroporalita or <of the body=, representing his belief that
a healthy mind requires a healthy body and the importance of
cultivating both fitness and poise
7. Connessione or connection, - for his habit of weaving
together multiple disciplines around a single idea, recognizing
and appreciating that all pheomena are connected.
8. Categories of soul making -
•CRAFTING IMAGES - Crafting images pertains to the
creation of visual representations of images through different
forms and methods. This process can be done via any art form
such as painting, drawing, sketching and sculpting.
•CRAFTING STORIES - The moment we write, engrave, and
inscribe our own thoughts, ideas,
commentaries, criticisms, and positive and negative emotions,
we are crafting stories. Stories that can be presented in any
form - image, words, objects, and musical composition.
•CRAFTING MOVEMENTS - Our life is full of movements, it is
filled with various beats. Life is full of flowing images
accompanied by flowing narratives. Everything we do in life is
a performance; we perform life.
•CRAFTING INSTRUMENTS - An instrument maker is a bridge
toward the unknown because the instrument produces sounds
that transcend our feelings, emotions, and sensation in
another realm (Narciso, 2016).
•CRAFTING TECHNIQUES - Anything can be crafted by using
different evocative descriptions of experiences and
explorations, like photograph studies, puppets and masks,
constructions, and notepad studies.
9. 5 phases of soul making -
•SEEKING - point of self-recognition and knowing that each of
us is a seeker.
•SETTLING - communication with the soul, with other human
and non-human beings (and this
means the future of humans and non-humans and with the
world.
•SURRENDERING - takes us up and throws us down; calls for
the wounds we bear to be accepted; forces us to spend time
living in the darkness.
•SOUL MAKING - where we start growing up with some
wisdom looking for the welfare of others.
•SOARING - conquering our worldly experiences of the
material realities to travel, which does not happen if we only
want to fly.
10.Textile art - Textile art is art that uses varying materials
and fibres to produce decorative, artistic objects. It’s one of the
oldest forms of art in history and has played a part in practical
and decorative man-made objects for hundreds of thousands
of years.
11.Different kinds of textiles -
•Yarn and Threads Textiles - are often made through
traditional methods like sewing, weaving, and knitting. These
methods all have a basic principle in common --they use
thread or yarn to make or connect pieces of fabric.
•Weaving involves interlacing two sets of threads.These are
called the warp, which runs vertically, and the weft, which runs
horizontally. Weaving requires using a piece of equipment
called a loom.
•Knitting is one of the oldest and simplest means of making a
fabric. You don't need a loom or other fancy equipment. Just
yarn and large needles, both of which are portable.
•Crochet is a process of creating textiles by using a crochet
hook to interlock loops of yarn, thread, or strands of other
materials.

SOUL, DREAMS AND IMAGINATION

• SOUL- "ART" IS A WORK OF THE SOUL. REFLECTIVE OF A
DEEPER
SENSE OF WHERE A PERSON IS COMING FROM.
• DREAMS- THIS IS STRANGE AT TIMES PSYCHIC VERSION.
BORN IN
SLEEP, WHERE REALITY'S GRIP ON THE MIND LOOSENS.
• IMAGINATIONS - IS TIED VERY CLOSELY TO CREATIVITY
BECAUSE
IMAGINATION IS PUTTING THINGS. IDEAS, FEELINGS OR IMAGES
TOGETHER. INITIALLY IN THE ARTIST'S MIND.
•Embroidery - is the process of creating designs upon a
material like woven fabric, paper, leather and more by using a
needle. This can be done by hand or by machine.
•Weaving - is a technique used to create fabric by interlacing
long threads. This is accomplished by interlacing two sets of
threads into a right angle
•Knitting - is the art of creating a two-dimensional fabric by
interlocking loops of yarn. This can be done by hand or
machine.
•Macramé - is a form of textile produced using knotting
techniques. The primary knots of macramé are the square and
forms of "hitching": various combinations of half hitches.
•Rug making - is the craft of producing a thick fabric that
covers part of a floor, which is most known as a rug.
•Sewing - involves fixing two pieces of cloth or other material
at right angles to each other with stitches made at regular
intervals by hand or machine
•Quilting - Quilting and quilt art is the technique of using two
layers of fabric, usually with a soft material placed in between
the layers and then stitched together.
•Batik - Batik involves the creating of dye patterns on fabric
by applying molten wax to the fabric with a djanting to form a
resist, dyeing the fabric and removing
•Appliqué- is ornamental needlework in which pieces or
patches of fabric in different shapes and patterns are sewn or
stuck onto a larger piece to form a picture or pattern. It is
commonly used as decoration, especially on garments.
•Basket weaving - Basketry is the making of baskets, bags,
mats, etc., by hand weaving, plaiting and coiling techniques
using materials such as reeds, cane and sisal fibre.
•Block printing - the use of carved wooden blocks to apply
mordants or resist substances, such as hot wax, to the surface
of a woven cloth prior to dyeing.
•Rug hooking - is the process of making a rug by using a
technique of pulling loops or fabric through a woven base.

12.Different weavings of katutubo -

T'nalak is a sacred cloth woven by the T'boli people in
communities around Lake Cebu, Mindanao island. Traditionally
made by women of royal blood, thousands of patterns that
reference folklore and stories are known to the T'boli women
by O memory Fu Dalu, a spiritual guardian, guides t'nalak
weaving, a process that is enriched with taboo and ritual. USED
FOR RITUAL PURPOSES, AS AN OFFERING TO THE SPIRITS AND
DURING FESTIVAL CELEBRATIONS.
WHY WOMEN OF THE T'BOLI TRIBE IN THE PHILIPPINES ARE
CALLED DREAM WEAVERS • MORE THAN SIMPLY A HONED
SKILL, THE CRAFT OF WEAVING FOR THE T'BOLI TRIBE IN THE
PHILIPPINES IS A SPIRITUAL
UNDERTAKING.
In the Philippines, the Mandaya indigenous group is known for
their gaudy and vibrant culture that has been preserved from
successive generations and has withstood the colonization's
that the country surpassed. The Mandaya people live in
Mindanao,
Dag may is a handwoven textile made from abaca. The abaca
is the extracted fiber from banana leaves. Dag may involves a
mud-dyeing technique wherein practitioners submerge their
tannin-dyed yarns into iron-rich mud for several days.
THE COLORFUL WEAVING STYLE OF SULU
KNOWN AS PIS SYABIT The pis syabit is the multi-colored
woven cloth of the Tausug. It is traditionally worn by Tausug
men as a he address or clothing accessory, folded neatly and
draped over the left shoulder.
SEPUTANGAN• A HANDWOVEN SOUARE CLOTH USED AS A
HEADCOVER BY WOMEN OR AS A SASH.
INAUL ALSO PRONOUNCED AS INOL • A TIME HONORED
WEAVING TRADITION OF THE MAGUINDANAO PEOPLE USUALLY
MADE INTO MALONG OR WRAP AROUND SKIRT COMMONLY AND
REGULARLY USED BY BOTH SEXES. • THE MARANAOS OF
MARAWI CITY HAS THIS WEAVING TRADITION
13.What is a APPROPRIATION ART? - Appropriation in art is
the use of pre-existing objects or images with little or no
transformation applied to them. The use of appropriation has
played a significant role in the history of the arts.
The concept of appropriation--borrowing images or objects to
make art--began in the early 20th century with Dada artists
like Marcel Duchamp.
14.MEANING OF HUMANUS/HUMANITIES- “Humanities”
comes from the Latin word "humanus" meaning human,
cultured and refined. Culture includes speech, knowledge,
beliefs, arts, technologies, ideals, and social rules.
15.What is the meaning of POIEO?
-to do or to make or to produce
This book in particular details the teachings of the Lord Jesus
principally and His apostles and prophets secondarily
concerning two Greek words "poieo"(meaning to do or to
make or to produce") and "ergazomai"(meaning to toil or to
labour) in relation to the gospel of salvation.