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Lesson 3 Classification of Arts

The document classifies different types of art into several categories: 1) Visual arts are divided into graphic arts (2D) like painting, drawing, and photography and plastic arts (3D) like sculpture, architecture, and crafts. 2) Literary arts include prose works like novels, essays, and myths and poetry. 3) Performing arts involve a live performance in front of an audience, including music, dance, drama, and mixed art forms. 4) Other art forms discussed include cinema, the decorative art of cuisine, and practical arts that satisfy human needs.

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Lesson 3 Classification of Arts

The document classifies different types of art into several categories: 1) Visual arts are divided into graphic arts (2D) like painting, drawing, and photography and plastic arts (3D) like sculpture, architecture, and crafts. 2) Literary arts include prose works like novels, essays, and myths and poetry. 3) Performing arts involve a live performance in front of an audience, including music, dance, drama, and mixed art forms. 4) Other art forms discussed include cinema, the decorative art of cuisine, and practical arts that satisfy human needs.

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LESSON 3 CLASSIFICATION OF ARTS • Plastic Art – three-dimensional works employing

materials that can be molded or shaped in some way


such as clay, stone, metal, and wood,
Objectives
• Classify the different artworks ✓ Sculpture (free-standing = oblation)
• Explained how artworks being classified ✓ Architecture
• Give examples of arts in different classifications ✓ Landscape architecture (town plaza; Luneta)
✓ City planning (urban planning)
✓ Theater design
✓ Crafts
Visual Arts
✓ Handicrafts
• Are those perceived by the eyes (and all your other
senses)

• They are also called spatial arts because artworks


produced under this genre occupy space

• Divided into graphic (2D arts) and Plastic Art (3D Arts)

• Graphic Arts – typically two dimensional and produces


on a flat surface

✓ Calligraphy (Alibata, clay tablets)


✓ Photography Literary Arts
✓ Painting
✓ Drawing • Presented in written mode and intended to be read
✓ Sketching • Two types: prose and poetry
✓ Commercial arts (tarpaulin and billboards)
✓ Computer graphics • Prose – sentence, paragraph, chapters

✓ Short stories
✓ Novels
✓ Essays
✓ Legends and myths
✓ Epic (Buhay ni Lam-ang)

• Poetry – type of literature based on the interplay of


words and rhythm. It often employs rhyme and meter (a
set of rules governing the number and arrangement of
syllables in each line)

✓ Narrative
✓ Dramatic
✓ Lyrical
Performing Arts Cinema or Film

• Include any activity in which the artist’s physical • A film consists of moving pictures that have been
presence acts as a medium. recorded so that they can be shown at the cinema or on
television. A film tells a story, or shows a real situation.
o Perceive both by ears and eyes

o The artist render a performance in front of an


audience.

✓ Music (vocal, instrumental, mixed)

✓ Dance (ethnologic, social, theatrical and


contemporary)

✓ Drama (tragedy, comedy, tragicomedy, and


melodrama etc.) Gustatory Art of the Cuisine

• Has to do with cooking or skill in food preparation


✓ Mix Art (combination of the different art forms)

Drama and Theatre Arts – is a collaborative form of fine


Decorative Art
art that uses live performers, typically actors or actresses,
to present the experience of a real or imagined event before • Applied arts; involves visual objects made for
a live audience in a specific place, often a stage beautifying houses, offices, cars and other structures.
Practical Arts

• Art that is produces to satisfy human needs

✓ Basket weaving
✓ Agriculture
✓ Mechanical arts
✓ Industrial arts or commercial arts

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