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MODULE 1:
What is Art to me? : Understanding How Art Can Meet Some Human Needs
Introduction
Do you agree with the assumption that our generation today is called the “anxious generation”? When you talk
to those who were born during the age of “baby-boomers,” most of them would probably describe a life formed out
simple choices to make: go to school, study, work, and get married. However, the times today pose a stark contrast to
such simplicity. We have never been so detached from the primary values of our humanity: we are often distracted by
illusions and “ideal lives” that the internet age suggests.
Hence, in this lesson, you will learn and relearn the value of art in our lives. Even if you are not an artist,
hopefully you will understand that the arts are actually meant to aid some human limitations that we have often ignored
or set aside because of so many distractions in our generation today.
REFERENCES:
www.academia.edu/40041269/Art_Appreciation_Importance_and_functions_of_Art
www.educationworld.in/the-importance-of-art-education-in-schools/
www.educationworld.in/the-importance-of-art-appreciation/
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Activity 1: Write word/s that comes first in your mind that relates to the word ART APPRECIATION.
ART
APPRECIATION
ART APPRECIATION
Art is something we do. Art is an expression of our thoughts, emotions, intuitions and desires but it is even
more personal than that: it’s about sharing the way we experience the world. It is the communication of intimate
concepts that cannot be faithfully portrayed by words alone.
What is art? Art is an expression and application of one’s creativity, typically in the form of something visual.
The definition of art is in the eyes of the beholder. Many dig far too deep into the ambiguity of the definition of art itself
that they forget to appreciate the significance of art in their lives.
I think in order to fully understand the definition of art; one must picture what life would be like without art.
Consider the effect of existence without your favorite pictures hanging above
your bed; your favorite computer game without graphics; that graffiti on the side of the bridge thatyou have grown so
fond of; the song that you religiously play on your iPod. Art is even proven to stimulate certain parts of our brains to
make us giggle, cry and all emotions in between.
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Art is a way of grasping the world. Not merely the physical world, which is what science attempts to do; but the
whole world and specifically the human world of society and spiritual experience. For me this concept is very complex.
It can be acknowledged in all the possible spheres of life. The topic of art appreciation is vast. An Internet search of art
appreciation produced about 3,540,000 results. Appreciation is interlocked with beauty and beauty to
aesthetic experience. Art appreciation is generally assumed and often explicitly claimed to exemplify acts of
appreciation in the visual arts and briefly explore the history of teaching for art appreciation.
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the artists. It enables one to critically analyze a work, along lines of design, mastery and techniques. Most importantly,
however, art appreciation stimulates though and analysis, provokes an individual to look past what meets the eye and
open our mind to the views of others.
Activity 1. Synthesis
Test 1. Discuss the answer to the following questions. Write your answer on the space provided.
1. Based from the discussion provided about art appreciation, what can you say about it? Elaborate.
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Research the following;
1. What are the 3 assumptions of art?
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