Scribd
Upload
2 views2 pages

Artap Critique Paper

The document discusses the significance of art appreciation and interpretation, emphasizing the understanding of visual elements, historical context, and emotional impact. It outlines key principles of art appreciation and highlights the role of art in engaging with societal issues, ethics, and personal growth. The conclusion reinforces that art serves both educational and vocational purposes, inspiring individuals to become better people through understanding and valuing art.

Uploaded by

macs.stamaria04
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
2 views2 pages

Artap Critique Paper

The document discusses the significance of art appreciation and interpretation, emphasizing the understanding of visual elements, historical context, and emotional impact. It outlines key principles of art appreciation and highlights the role of art in engaging with societal issues, ethics, and personal growth. The conclusion reinforces that art serves both educational and vocational purposes, inspiring individuals to become better people through understanding and valuing art.

Uploaded by

macs.stamaria04
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
You are on page 1/ 2

Matthew Adrian C. Sta.

Maria ABE2 | ARTAP | critique paper


1. COGNITIVE MAPPING AND ANALYSIS

2. TRIANGULATION METHODS AND HERMENEUTICS


INTERPRETATION-Art appreciation and interpretation are both ways of understanding
and valuing art. Art appreciation involves understanding the visual elements, historical
context, and emotional impact of art. Art interpretation is the process of analyzing the
elements of an artwork to attribute meaning to it.
https://study.com/academy/lesson/experiencing-and-interpreting-the-arts-looking-at-
process-product.html

DATA SOURCES:

Art appreciation data sources include primary sources, databases, and data
repositories.
Primary sources
 Written documents: Letters, speeches, biographies, official decrees, religious texts, legal
records, and economic and trade records
 Archaeological remains: Physical remains of art or artifacts
 Personal correspondence: Letters, diaries, and other forms of personal communication
 Oral histories: Accounts of events or people passed down through generations
 Books and articles: Books written by the artist, or by friends and associates during the
artist's lifetime
https://sfcollege.libguides.com/art-brooks/databases

PRINCIPLES AND THEORY-The document outlines seven key principles of art


appreciation: form and composition, style and genre, historical and cultural context,
symbolism and meaning, technique and skill, emotional impact, and personal response.

Art Appreciation is a process of learning to see, a METHODOLOGY which relies on


developing an appreciation for and understanding of both the materials and processes
utilized in the creation of artworks, and the context in which they are created.
https://admc.austincc.edu/art/art-history-and-appreciation/

3. DISCUSSION
Art is important for us because it’s not only about painting, sculpture, music, and poetry. It’s
also about engaging with the society, the key issues that effect us because that is the art it
matters, and to people that impress each other with that. Art can also be film viewing, plays,
dance performances on stage, props, and how people have democracy civil and human rights,
the economy, and the environment. Artists work so hard for everyone to learn about those, to
be impressed, and know who, when, and where did they make it. Artists don’t just work, paint,
and do what they want to do, they see a world of potentials, opportunities, possibilities,
inspirations to people. Art is either quantity, quality, or both and how it affects everyone, how
people or artists express themselves and also change and addicts people’s minds.

We also learn about art from one of the Greek philosophers, Aristotle, Plato, and Socrates. It
relates to Ethics and Philosophy because they taught us how to be polite to others, show
respect, courtesy, love, wisdom, and other good things. That was in the time before Jesus was
born, so they are philosophers who teach us how to become better people, and make laws.
People use their minds to work, focus and learn about it, and come into conclusions on what art
they did.

Aristotle said virtue is about being polite and teaching someone how to do good things. We
should do the right thing, choose the right friends, and have every right to respect, courtesy,
dealing with others politely, and courteously, and good manners to people and ourselves.
Eudaimonia means pushing ourselves to our limits, to success like studying well and doing
assignments on time. Plato also learned about that as well.

4. CONCLUSION
Art is not only for educational purposes but we can also have it as a job. Art appreciation
teaches us about our lives, feelings, attitudes, and how we can learn about the histories, its
details, and how nice they make it. Virtue is about being better people all the time especially
when it comes to Ethics. We learn and get inspired from others, but we should learn as well.

You might also like