Elements of Arts
JEFFREY L, ATAJAR
JOSHUA G. GALANGGA
MENDOZA, GHERICA
What is Art?
A
A
tangible output of creative expression.
product of human creativity and skill to
express oneself.
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What is Visual Art?
 Wide
array of artistic disciplines that are
appreciated primarily through sight.
 It
includes different art forms such as:
 Fine
arts
 Decorative
Arts
 Contemporary
Arts
Fine Arts
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Artwork we readily
associate with art.
Created primarily for
its appearance.
Examples:

Drawing
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Painting
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Sculpture
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Print
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Graphic Art

Calligraphy

Architecture
Drawing
Painting
Sculpture
print
GRAPHIC ARTS
CALLIGRAPHY
ARCHITECTURE
Decorative Arts
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Also known as
decorative crafts.
Arts that are both
aesthetically pleasing
and functional.
Examples:
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Textile art
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Glassware

Jewelry

Furniture
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Earthenware
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Metal craft

Interior design
Textile art
GLASSWARE
JEWELRY
FURNITURE
EARTHENWARE
METAL CRAFT
INTERIOR DESIGN
Contemporary Arts

Art forms that could
not be easily
categorized between
the fine arts and the
decorative arts.
Examples:
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Assemblage
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Collage

Installation

Performance arts

Digital arts

Land art

Conceptual arts
Assemblage
COLLAGE
INSTALLATION
PERFORMANCE ART
DIGITAL ART
LAND ART
CONCEPTUAL ART
ELEMENTS OF VISUAL ARTS
 Line
 Shape
 Space
 Color
 Form
 Value
 Texture
Auditory
Art
Auditory Art

Art of sound in time that expresses ideas and
emotions in significant forms through the
elements of rhythm, melody, harmony, and
dynamics.
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Sound are organized to have these elements.
Auditory Processes
Examples of Auditory
Art
Music

A unique art form

A lyrical and auditory representation of story
through patterned construction of words,
rhythm and instrumental collaborations.
Poetry

An art form in which human language is use for
its aesthetic qualities in addition to, or instead
of its notional and semantic content.
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It is consist largely of oral or literary words in
which language is used in a manner that is felt
by its user and audience to differ from ordinary
prose.
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Rhythm is the most vital element of sound of
poetry.
Combined Arts
Combined Arts

Refers to events that combine variety of media
or materials which can be both seen and heard,
and which exist in both space and time.

It can also refer to a collection of different art
mediums, such as painting, singing and musical
performance.
Examples of Combined
Arts
 Theater
 Cinema
 Television
 Performance
 music
arts
Theater Arts

A combine art that may
put together literature or
drama, music actors on
stage where scenery,
props and lighting are
arranged, plus other
media to complete a
production.
Cinema
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The cinema-motion pictures is an
extension of photography.
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Makes use of combinations of
shots taken from one point of
view. To this series is added
sound which has been recorded
on optical or magnetic film and
synchronized with pictures.
Television
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It can transmit almost
instantaneously these performances
and other forms of entertainment
into the viewers’ homes by
electronic methods.
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Television cameras can enable them
to alternately have a close up look
at the performer or a panoramic
view of the performance.
Performance arts

Requires human beings to
demonstrate certain
things.

It is when artist use their
voice and/or their body
movements to
communicate artistic
expression.
Music

It may include sounds,
spectacular impressions
and videos.

Defined as the
manipulation of sounds
and silence.

Can be performed by
utilizing different
instruments, vocal
techniques, and styles.
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