HUMANITIES/

ART
APPRECIATION
Humanities
Generally refers to areas
which human subjectivity is
emphasized
In forms of art such as
literature, music,
architecture, dance, theatre
 Human subjectivity is human
interpretation and understanding of
the world and of everything that
can be reached by the human
mind based on ones opinions and
feelings.
How a person looks at life from both
macro and micro perspectives.
Humanities
Records of mans experiences, values, sentiments,
ideals and goals (themes or subjects)
Humanities
Recordsof mans experiences, values,
sentiments, ideals and goals (themes or subjects)
Humanities
Records of mans experiences, values, sentiments,
ideals and goals (themes or subjects)
Humanities
Records of mans experiences, values, sentiments,
ideals and goals (themes or subjects)
Humanities
Recordsof mans experiences, values,
sentiments, ideals and goals (themes or subjects)
Humanities
Records of mans experiences, values, sentiments,
ideals and goals (themes or subjects)
Humanities
Recordsof mans experiences, values,
sentiments, ideals and goals (themes or subjects)
Humanities
Records of mans experiences, values, sentiments,
ideals and goals (themes or subjects)
Humanities
Records of mans experiences, values, sentiments,
ideals and goals (themes or subjects)
Humanities
Records of mans experiences, values, sentiments,
ideals and goals (themes or subjects)
Humanities
Records of mans experiences, values, sentiments,
ideals and goals (themes or subjects)
Humanities
Records of mans
experiences,
values, sentiments,
ideals and goals
(themes or
subjects)
Humanities
Records of
mans
experiences,
values,
sentiments,
ideals and
goals (themes
or subjects)
Humanities
Expression of mans feelings and thoughts
Provide enjoyment and stimulation
Humanities
Expression of mans feelings and thoughts
Mans essential worth as a member of the society /
social being
What is Art?
Oneof oldest
and most
important
means of
expressions
What is Art?
Lives because it is liked and enjoyed
What is Art?
Reforms man (physically,
mentally, emotionally, spiritually,
socially)
What is Art?
Overcomes loneliness
What is Art?
Expresses nature with clarity and
meaning
Creative activity not imitation
Art Appreciation
More than aesthetic
judgment
(experience derived
from the
contemplation of
artistic works)
Ability to judge and
appreciate arts
Art Appreciation
Criteria?
For the impressionists =
no fundamental ground
Depends on individual
feelings and opinions
towards the art
Art Appreciation
Criteria?
For the
impressionists = no
fundamental
ground
Our tastes are
relative and
personal.
We are all unique
and original in
making and
appreciating art.
Movie?
Actor or Actress
Title
Storyor Genre
Director
Soundtrack
Franchise (Sequel or Prequel)
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CATCHY TITLES
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CATCHY TITLES
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CATCHY TITLES
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CATCHY TITLES
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CATCHY TITLES
FILIPINO MOVIES WITH
CATCHY TITLES
Song?
Artist
Writer or Composer
Title
Genre
Language or Country of Origin
House?
Style
Place or Location
Price or Value
History or Past (previous
owner/s)
Art Appreciation
Aesthetic judgments
Evaluate our own
experiences
Art Appreciation
Aesthetic judgments
Develop a critical attitude
and reflection
Comment, review,
recommendations
Functions of Art
Social
Physical
Religious
Personal
Social Function
Art presents social reality.
Influences the behavior of people e.g.
advertisements, exhibits, street rallies
Social Function
Art presents social reality.
Influences the behavior of people e.g.
advertisements, exhibits, street rallies
Social Function
Art presents social reality.
Influences the behavior of people e.g.
advertisements, exhibits, street rallies
Social Function
Art presents social reality.
Influences the behavior of people e.g.
advertisements, exhibits, street rallies
Physical Function
Art conforms to the taste of the user.
Physical Function
Art conforms to the taste of the user.
Physical Function
Art conforms to the taste of the user.
Physical Function
Art conforms to the taste of the user.
Physical Function
Art conforms to the taste of the user.
Religious Function
Artis used in expressing ones faith.
e.g. churches, spiritual songs, religious articles
and sculptures
Religious Function
Artis used in expressing ones faith.
e.g. churches, spiritual songs, religious articles
and sculptures
Religious Function
Artis used in expressing ones faith.
e.g. churches, spiritual songs, religious articles
and sculptures
Personal Function
Art is used in expressing emotions.
Personal Function
Art is used in expressing emotions.
Branches of Art
Fine arts - artistic works that are
meant to be appreciated for their
own sake, rather than to serve some
useful function
Painting
Literature
Painting
painted picture: a picture made using
paint
activity of applying paint: the art or work
of applying paint to surfaces
Literature
writtenworks with artistic value: written works,
e.g. fiction, poetry, drama, and criticism, that
are recognized as having important or
permanent artistic value
Branches of Art
Performingarts - the forms of art that
involve theatrical performance,
especially drama, dance, and
music
Dance
Music
Film / Movie
Theatre / Drama
Dance
rhythmicbody movements to music: a series of
rhythmic steps and movements, usually performed
to music
Music
art of arranging sounds: the art of arranging or
making sounds, usually those of musical
instruments or voices, so as to create an effect
Film or Movie
series of moving pictures: a series of real
or fictional events recorded by a camera
and projected onto a screen as a
sequence of moving pictures, usually with
an accompanying soundtrack
Theatre / Drama
producing or performing plays: the
performance, production, or writing of
plays considered as a job, activity, or
subject to be studied
Branches of Art
Practicalarts - plain, functional,
and suitable for everyday use
Sculpture
Architecture
Sculpture
creationof three-dimensional art: the
creation of a three-dimensional work of
art, especially by carving, modeling, or
casting (moulding)
Architecture
building
design: the art and science of
designing and constructing buildings