Assumptions and

Nature of Art;
Creativity and
Imagination
Part 2: Expression of Art
 1. Differentiate art from

Learning nature.
2. Categorize works of art by

OUTCOMES citing personal experiences.

3. Characterize the
assumptions of art.
 GROUP ACTIVITY
1. You will be divided into 5 groups.
2. Each group will take turns in answering the questions
posted. The group will present their answer after the
activity.
3. Only 2 minutes per station is alloted for each group.
4. The group will move to the next station after the sound
of a buzzer.
 GROUP ACTIVITY
5. Answers already provided by other groups cannot be
repeated.
6. Each group needs to post a minimum of 2 and maximum
of 5 answers.
Assumption
of Art
1. ART IS UNIVERSAL
 1. ART IS UNIVERSAL
Art is not only concert halls, museums,
or galleries
Art in not only for those who can
afford to pay.
Art is not only for critics and scholars.
Art is for everyone.
Art is everywhere
Art is not good because it is
old but old because it is
good.
 SPOLIARIUM
JUAN LUNA 1884
PHILIPPINES
 MONA LISA
LEONARDO DA VINCI
1498
PARIS
THE GREAT WAVE OF KANAGAWA
KATSUSHUKA HOKUSAI 1831
JAPAN
2. NATURE IS NOT ART
2. NATURE IS NOT ART
Art is man-made
Nature has been a constant source for
models of art.
Caspar David Friedrich
Fernando Amorsolo
3. ART INVOLVES EXPERIENCE
3. ART INVOLVES EXPERIENCE
1. Experience that an artist wants to
communicate.
2. Experience in creating the artwork.
3. Experience after creating the art
work.
 Experience that
an artist wants
to communicate.

Francisco Goya
Experience in
creating the
artwork.
Experience after
creating the art
work.

Kevin Carter
Audience’s experience of art
1. Sensory response
2. Emotional response
3. Intellectual response
4. ART AS EXPRESSION
4. ART AS EXPRESSION
Art has grown out of man’s need to
express him/herself.
The personal and social values of the
artist and his penetrating pychological
insights into human reality are also
conveyed through art.
Edvard Munch, 1893
Art uses symbols which
organizes into some
comprehensible
equivalent of the
experience that an artist is
trying convey
5. ART AS A FORM OF CREATION
As creative activity, art involves
skills or expertness in handling
materials and organizing them into
new, structurally pleasing, and
significant units.
5. ART AS A FORM OF CREATION
Art is a planned activity.
Art may be produced by an individual
or a team
Medium
of the
arts
 Medium
refers to the material
or means which the
artist uses to
objectify his/her
feeling or thought.
Categories Based on medieum

Aufitory or
Visual Art Combined Arts
Time Arts

Dance
Two
Drama
Dimensional Music
Opera
Three Literature
Film
Dimentsional
Performance Art