Name: ANOWAR, Alinor M.

Subject/Section: GEC123/G
Date Submitted: Jan 14, 2024

LESSON 1 ACTIVITY

Choose one artwork under each category that you are familiar with and insert its picture. This
can be the last artwork you have come across with or the one that made the most impact to you.
Criticize each using the sheet below.

Categories:
1. Movie
2. Novel
3. Poem
4. Music
5. An architectural structure
6. A piece of clothing

Category 1: MOVIE
Artwork: The Impossible

1. What is it about? What is it for? It is about

the family survive in the tsunami. It is for the
people who are not having a strong faith and
believe.

2. What is it made of? It is made of people

that vomit is the debris and organic matter
that Belton swallowed during her underwater
ordeal

3. What is its style? The style is disaster with

thriller

4. How good it is? It is a kind of movie that is

a remarkable and it focus on the family that.
survive in tsunami even they are in different
areas they are able to see each other.

Category 2: NOVEL
Artwork: El Filibustirismo
1. What is it about? What is it for? ttthis novel is also known by its English title The Reign of
Greed, is the second novel written by Jose
Rizal and the sequel to Noli Me Tangere.
Published in 1891, it continues the Noll's
criticisms of the abuses and corruption
perpetrated by the Spanish government. Rizal
dedicate this novel to those three martyred
priest of Cavite mutiny.the execution of the
three priest was significant to the title of the
novel.

2. What is it made of? this novel is consist of

279 pages of long sheets of paper, Rizal took
3 years to finish his second novel El
Filibusterismo and he finally finish the book
on march 29,1891 in Biarritz, the novel was
published in Ghent by the help of Rizal friend
Valentin Ventura on September 18,1891.

3. What is its style? El Filibusterismo is a

political novel full of bitterness, sorrow, pain,
violence and vengeance to awaken the
Filipino people against the abusive masters. It
bore an irresistible urge to revolution among
the Filipinos to go against the government
and the practices of the church which
appeared realistic.

4. How good it is? this novel is very good

because it open ups the mind of Filipino
people to fight against the abusive
government, and it bore an irresistible urge
to revolution among the Filipinos to go
against the government and their church
practices.

Category 4: MUSIC
Artwork: Kiliedoscope
1. What is it about? What is it for? A song that deals with diversity and with encouraging everyone to
unite.

2. What is it made of? This song symbolizes the melody that differences bring. Individual
differences really matters in making a whole new world. Every people have their different
talents and different skills that they can contribute to make a colorful world. Differences in the
song is represented by different colors that make this world a better place to live. Differences is
what make every individual of the world unique. The essence of the song is for us to
understand that even though we are different ways, we can be united in one goal. To make this
world a beautiful place to live in.

3. What is its style? Hip hop alternative hip

hop rap rock political hip hop

4. How good it is? It is good because we will

having a realization that the struggle for
individuals to find their own personal identity
within our society and the struggles of fitting
in with the world we live in today. It just goes
to show you they greatness of this song, it is
one thing for a song to be popular at the time
of its release and it is another if its meaning
and message withstands the test of time.

Subject/Section: GEC123/G
Date Submitted: Jan 14, 2024

LESSON 2 ACTIVITY

In one of your encounters with art through

museum visits, musicals, plays, etc., have you
ever felt disconnected with an artwork? Was
there a pint in time when you did not
understand what message the art was trying to convey? If yes, write the name of the artwork in
the box and attach the image of the artwork. Explain why you think you did or did not
understand the art.
Yes, I encountered some and I watch a drama recently which is the Law School it is a Legal
Korean Drama. In the beginning it's interesting to watch but it has some of subs-stories in the
beginning that doesn't connect for me and even until I almost finish watching I don't even see
the connection or understand all the backstory of every problem that occur in the drama. There
is no really explanation unlike the other dramas that I watch there always a flashback that
connects every stories in beginning till the end.

As the drama goes by there are some subs stories that also interesting but doesn't connect with
the main stories that's why I don't really understand the flow of the story and I don't really
enjoy it that much.

Name: ANOWAR, Alinor M.

Subject/Section: GEC123/G
Date Submitted: Jan 14, 2024

LESSON 3 ACTIVITY

Let’s Work On This

Answer the following questions as precisely yet as thoroughly as possible.

1. What art form/artwork has changed something in your life? Why? Account for the
experience.
-Basically, the love of art will change many things in a person's life. In my opinion, if you are an
artist and have just created something, it might be simple and might not feel that great to
anyone else, but you, as a person, have achieved it by yourself, and you can be proud of what
you have created. It's something you made, and it will give you a feeling of happiness and great
achievement. So, even that small artwork you have created will bring you satisfaction and a
sense of relief

2. Does art always have a function?

Why? Support your response.
Provide your own
example.
-Arts always have a function, but it
can't be assigned since the function
of an art form depends on its context. The function usually varies based on how it has been
perceived by the one viewing it.

3. If an artwork ceased to have a function, will it remain an art? Why?

-Of course, art does not, most of the time, have a function. It may be purely made for the purpose
of entertaining the artists' minds. Or to just serve as an art form, nothing more. The function of a
term is to be useful to other terms If it represents something for a movement, then it has a
function in society.

Let’s Make It Happen

Look around your house and identify a product of art. In the box below, capture an image of it
and attach the picture of that product of art in your household. Trace the beginnings of this item
and identify what functions it has played in history (e.g., a painting of the Last Supper in your
dining room or a spoon).

-CHARGER, I's a physical function of art where we can use it to charge our cellphones or
gadgets when they are low so that we can use it again.