FUNCTIONS OF ART (CLASSIFIED INTO THREE)

Other functions of art

Varied and highly subjective

Addresses a particular collective interest

Easiest to spot and understand

Philosophical perspectives on art

Visual focus or the image

Meaning that is communicated by the artist

Types of subject

Often termed as figurative art Objects or events occurring in the real world Example is mona lisa by leonardo da vinci

Often termed as non figurative art Does not make a reference to the real world Weather is a person place thing or even a particular event Example is jackson pollock

Pablo picasso art

Sources and kinds of subject

Meaning or significance or feeling

One of a foremost scholars that expanded He was the art historian

Various levels of meaning

Rudimentary level

Acknowledge interpretation of the artwork Using motifs signs symbols

When subject are consulted

Figured with an age god bought them with

Analysis of the artwork of michelangelo's creation of adam

About nature function and appreciation

Examines the social political and historical

Came from the latin word humanus means human culture and defined it is the study of how people process

Since humans have been able

Why do humanities matter?

Derived from the latin word ARS which originally meant skill or craft A product of man's creativity imagination and expression

The philosophical study of beauty and taste

Any special form of book learning

Nature of art

Thing that is accepted as true or a certain

Assumptions of arts

A famous french philosopher

The role of creativity in art making

Imagination is more important than knowledge

Appeal to the sense of sight visual in nature Examples sculptures movies paintings drawings letterings and etc

Examples of visual arts

Putting together successions of still image illusion

Live art uses to perform props grounds

Express emotions not by using pain charcoal or camera but express through words

Series of movements that follows the rhythm of music

Making of beautiful buildings

Focuses on writing using unique style both include fiction and nonfiction

Live performers to present accounts or imaginary events

Incorporating elements of style and design to everyday item

Concerned everything taken as a sign

Everything which can be taken as significantly substituting for something else - Does not necessarily exist

American scientist logician philosopher Pragmatism logic of relations

Pierce's theory of sign includes

Or "representatum " synonyms with Saussure concept term a signifier

Something that is represented or exemplified by the sign

Any meanings conveyed by the representatum

Swiss linguist Pioneer modern linguistic theory

Two inseparable components of a sign

Thing or idea that person used to communicate and evoke

Concept or idea behind the sign

Saussure theory of sign

Material form or physical

Denotes to something literally and physically does not exist Abstract basis

French literary theorist philosopher and semiotician

First order, sign consist of a signifier (form) and signified (meaning) example picture of rose simply represent flower

BARTHES order of signification

Second order, adds cultural or emotional meaning like rose symbolizing love These layers create myth (third order) conveying ideology

The basic semiotic plane

The iconic plane or the image itself

Presentation of the image

Part of iconic plane

1. Positioning of the figures

2. Psychological insight

3. Setting

Includes abroad knowledge of a society's history and its economic political cultural conditions past and present

Has something to do with analyzing the values of the work

Color that indicates purity and innocence

Color that indicates blood pain and vitality

Color that indicates mystery romance and peace

Sanctity of life

Refers to Crafting stories, transforming

A filipino leader in the world of arts

Five categories of soul making

Categories of soul making Painting, sculpting, drawing, storytelling ,and poetry , dancing

Categories of soul making The moment we write engrave and inscribed

Categories of soul making An instrument maker is a bridge toward the unknown because the instrumental produces sounds

Categories of soul making Our life is full of movements it is filled with various beats

Categories of soul making Anything can be crafted by using different evocative experiences and descriptions of explorations like photograph studies puppets and mask constructions and notepad studies

Five phases of soul making

Five phases of soul making First step is seeking or finding

phases of soul making Soul making is about communicating

One of the five faces of soul making Is permitted to surrender with all its pain and vulnerability something magical with happen

One of the faces of soul making When we begin the journey what we must wish is to sore to conquer our worldly experiencing materials realities to travel

One of the five phases of soul making At some point of the variety Between settling and surrender