DIVISION OF ART

ACCORDING TO FORM:
• Plastic art
• Phonetic art
• Kinetic art
• Pure art
• Mixed art
Plastic art
- derived from the word "plasticize", meaning "to mould“
- describes any art form which involves modeling or molding in
three dimensions.
The most common example of the plastic arts is sculpture.
This is because sculptors chip, carve, shape or modulate a range of
traditional materials
Phonetic art
- relating to spoken language, speech
sounds, or the science of phonetics.
- representing each speech sound with a
single symbol.
- using a system of written symbols that
represent speech sounds in a way that is
very close to how they actually sound.
 Kinetic art
is art from any medium that
contains movement perceivable by
the viewer or depends on motion
for its effect. Canvas paintings that
extend the viewer's perspective of
the artwork and incorporate
multidimensional movement are the
earliest examples of kinetic art.
PURE ART
- The meaning of art is pure art actually used only as
decoration / display (does not function as a means of
daily needs), which serves as a satisfying spiritual.
Examples of pure art are as follows:

•Sculpture
• Relief Painting
• Craft from ceramics
• The art of calligraphy
• Art pottery for display
 MIX ARTS
- Mixed media art refers to a visual art
form that combines a variety of media
in a single artwork. For example, if
you draw with ink, then paint over it
with watercolors, then add some
highlights in colored pencil.