HE27

ARTS IN THE DAILY LIVING

Instructor: NORA S. MANAYAN
 COURSE DESCRIPTION
This course is an application of art
principles and design to family and
individual needs.
 CLASS RULES
• No Cellphone During Class Hours unless I say so
• 20 mins late consider absent
• 3 consecutive absent is Drop in my subject
• Strictly No Talking during class hours or I send you
out
• Strictly submit requirements on time
• Haggling is NOT allowed
 Grading System
ATTENDANCE 10%
ETHICAL VALUES 10%
PROJECT (Assignment, Research Work, Term Paper,  
Experiment, Laboratory Exercises, Portfolio, 15%
Composition, Journal, Recipes, and other related
Performance Based Assessment Activities)
Class Standing and Participation (Quizzes, Oral 30%
Recitation, Class Reporting, Board Work, Seatwork
and Interaction)
TERM EXAM 35%
Introduction to Art
Intended Learning Outcomes:
At the end of the lesson, the learners shall be able to:
• a) Understand Arts
• b) Recognize the different Arts that exist in the Society
• c) Show some personalized Art pieces inspired by this
lesson
 Name of the Art Piece Its Creator

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 10 pts each
1. What is Art for you?
2. How do you view Art as a student?
3. What does Art contribute to our existence?
4. How relevant is Art in terms of education?
5. How do you want Art to be perceived by
students around the world?
What is Art?
Art is a highly diverse range of human activities
engaged in creating visual, auditory, or
performed artifacts— artworks—that express the
author’s imaginative or technical skill, and
are intended to be appreciated for their beauty or
emotional power.
The oldest documented forms of art
are visual arts, which include images
or objects in fields like
painting, sculpture, printmaking ,
photography, and other visual media
Art may be characterized in terms of
mimesis (its representation of reality),
expression,
communication of emotion, or other
qualities.
 Art is often examined through the
interaction of the principles and elements
of art.
The principles of art include movement,
unity, harmony, variety, balance,
contrast, proportion and pattern.
The elements include texture,
form, space, shape, color,
value and line.
What Does Art Do?
A fundamental purpose common to
most art forms is the underlying
intention to appeal to, and
connect with human emotion.
However, the term is incredibly broad and is broken
up into numerous sub-categories that lead to
utilitarian , decorative, therapeutic, communicative,
and intellectual ends. In its broadest form, art may be
considered an exploration of the human
condition, or a product of the human experience.
What Does Art Mean?
The meaning of art is shaped by the intentions
of the artist as well as the feelings and ideas it
engenders in the viewer.
The meaning of art is often culturally specific,
shared among the members of a given society
and dependent upon cultural context.