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ART APPRECIATION Gabriel G. Uriarte, Ph.D. Compiler Chapter 01 Introduction to Art CLASS DISCUSSION AND SHARING Teacher and Students’ Interaction TOPICS A. Definition and Functions of Art B. Importance of Art in Society C. Art and Creativity CLASS DISCUSSION A. Definition and Functions of Art B. Importance of Art in Society C. Art and Creativity CLOSING THOUGHTS A. Definition and Functions of Art B. Importance of Art in Society C. Art and Creativity LEARNING ACTIVITIES A. Definition of Terms B. Identification Test C. Thought Provoking Questions D. Critical Thinking Questions E. Multiple Choice Test F. Take Home Exam OBJECTIVES General objective: To cultivate a deep understanding and appreciation of art by exploring its historical, cultural, and aesthetic dimensions, enabling students to recognize the significance of artistic expression in shaping individual and societal perspectives, and to foster critical thinking, creativity, and a lifelong engagement with the arts.
• Engage in hands-on activities to explore artistic techniques and creativity. • Collaborate in discussions, presentations, or projects to express interpretations of art. 07. Promote Lifelong Appreciation: • Encourage ongoing curiosity and engagement with art in daily life. • Highlight the relevance of art in fostering cultural awareness, empathy, and critical thinking. CLASS DISCUSSION Teacher Leading the Class Discussion Instruction: The teacher will process the lessons by giving lecture and asking students to participate. A. Definition and Functions of Art Art is a multifaceted and dynamic form of human expression that transcends boundaries, connecting individuals to their culture, emotions, and the broader world. Understanding the definition and functions of art is fundamental to developing a deeper appreciation for its role in society. ❖ Definition of Art Art is a creative and imaginative activity that manifests in various forms, including visual, auditory, and performance mediums. While definitions may vary, art is often characterized by the following attributes: 01. Expression of Creativity: Art is a product of human creativity, involving the use of imagination and innovation to convey thoughts, emotions, and ideas. 02. Communication Tool: Art serves as a universal language, transcending linguistic barriers to communicate messages, emotions, and narratives. 03. Aesthetic Value:
Art often aims to evoke an aesthetic experience, appealing to the senses and fostering a sense of beauty or wonder. 04. Cultural Reflection: Art reflects the beliefs, traditions, and values of a particular society or era, serving as a historical and cultural artifact. 05. Subjectivity: Art is inherently subjective; its interpretation varies based on the viewer's experiences, perspectives, and cultural background. ❖ Functions of Art Art serves several vital functions that contribute to individual and societal well-being. These functions can be broadly categorized as follows: 01. Personal Function Art plays a significant role in individual self-expression and personal development: • Emotional Outlet: Art allows individuals to express emotions, thoughts, and ideas that may be difficult to articulate verbally. • Therapeutic Value: Engaging with art can provide emotional relief, reduce stress, and enhance mental well-being. • Self-Reflection: Creating or experiencing art encourages introspection and a deeper understanding of oneself. 02. Social Function Art fosters connections and builds a sense of community: • Communication: Art transcends language barriers, conveying universal messages and fostering dialogue. • Cultural Identity: Art preserves and promotes cultural heritage, helping individuals connect with their roots. • Social Commentary: Art often critiques societal norms, challenges injustices, and raises awareness of important issues.