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    The document discusses different types of visual arts including paintings, sculptures, and mosaics. It describes various painting techniques like fresco, tempera, and oil painting. It also outlines different sculpting processes such as carving, molding, and casting. Additionally, it mentions materials commonly used in sculptures like marble, bronze, stone, and wood. The document provides examples of famous artworks to illustrate different visual art forms.

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    The document discusses different types of visual arts including paintings, sculptures, and mosaics. It describes various painting techniques like fresco, tempera, and oil painting. It also outlines different sculpting processes such as carving, molding, and casting. Additionally, it mentions materials commonly used in sculptures like marble, bronze, stone, and wood. The document provides examples of famous artworks to illustrate different visual art forms.

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    Visual Art - Gec 6

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    visual

    Arts
    Learning Objectives
    RECOGNIZE THE TECHNIQUES AND MATERIALS USED
    IN VISUAL ARTS AND SCULPTURE.
    IDENTIFY THE DIFFERENT TYPE OF VISUAL ARTS..
    IDENTIFY THE DIFFERENT TYPE OF AND SCULPTURE.
    ENCOURAGE STUDENTS TO ENGAGE AND PARTICIPATE
    IN DISCUSSION .
    Visual Arts
    ARE ART FORMS THAT CREATE
    WORKS THAT ARE PRIMARILY
    VISUAL IN NATURE, SUCH AS
    CERAMICS, DRAWING, PAINTING,
    SCULPTURE, PRINTMAKING,
    DESIGN, CRAFTS, PHOTOGRAPHY,
    VIDEO, FILM MAKING, AND
    ARCHITECTURE.
    Fine Arts
    – REFERS TO AN ART FORM
    PRACTICED MAINLY FOR ITS
    "Mona lisa"
    Painting by Leonardo da Vinci

    AESTHETIC VALUE AND ITS


    BEAUTY RATHER THAN ITS
    FUNCTIONAL VALUE.
    Paintings
    ARE A CREATIVE ACTIVITY THAT EMPLOYS
    OR MAXIMIZED COLORS FROM AN ORGANIC
    SUBSTANCE LIKE OIL OR
    SYNTHETIC SUBSTANCES LIKE ACRYLIC,
    APPLYING IT TO VARIOUS SURFACES FROM
    ROUGH TO SMOOTH, TO REPRESENT IN
    REAL,
    DISTORTION OR ABSTRACTION OF AN
    IMAGE, A SCENE, A LANDSCAPE, OR ANY
    OTHER SUBJECT THE ARTIST WISH TO
    REPRESENT. "Self Portrait"
    by Van Gogh
    Different techniques in paintings
    1. Fresco- the application of paint to wet, or fresh plaster;
    2. Tempera- use of powdered pigment mixed with egg yolks;
    3. Oil- application of oil-based colors;
    4. Enamel- use of vitreous substance fused by heat-softened
    wax and resin
    5. Watercolor- employs colored pigment dissolved in water
    6. Grisaille- exclusively employs grayscale colors;
    7. Acrylic- the use of acrylic paint
    The Burning Manila
    by Fernando Amorsolo
    Infinity Mirror
    Architecture and Morality by Yayoi Kusama
    by Glenn Brown
    Contemporary arts
    INCLUDE NUMBER OF MODERN ART FORMS SUCH AS: ASSEMBLAGE, COLLAGE, MIXED-MEDIA,

    CONCEPTUAL ART, INSTALLATION, HAPPENINGS AND PERFORMANCE ART, ALONG WITH FILM-BASED

    DISCIPLINES SUCH AS PHOTOGRAPHY, VIDEO ART, AND ANIMATION, OR ANY COMBINATION THEREOF.
    Mosaic
    -are works of arts mostly
    intended as surface
    decorations made up of
    small pieces put together
    to create an image.
    The Greeks made their mosaic more
    polished than the Mesopotamians
    which represent their sports and daily
    activities.
    Roman’s mosaics celebrated their
    heroes, gods, and goddess.
    Alexander Mosaic
    by Philoxenus of Eretria
    " gipsy Girl"
    mosaic of Zeugma,

    Technically mosaics are: "Self Love"


    Christ Pantocrator 1. Surface decorations by Angelie Maranan Banaag
    Hagia Sophia, Istanbul 2. Tesserae-closely set colored components
    a. Glass
    b. Ceramics
    c. Stone, etc.
    3. Mostly found in floors, walls, and ceilings
    4. Combined with sculptures and paintings
    Other Visual Art Works
    • Tapestry- they are handwoven textile or cloth which are typically decorated figures
    ranging from animals, landscapes to fairy tale characters used as a wall hanging, like
    carpets, curtain, or simply covering of a carriage.
    • Illumination- the use of embellishments or illustration to enhance the pages of the
    manuscript
    • Stained Glass- Windows composed of dyed and painted glass usually held in a strip of
    cast lead and mounted in metal frames, most stained glass windows are found in
    churches.
    • Printmaking- is the art of creating and reproducing pictorial images in paper, cloth, or
    other materials that could absorb ink
    • Photography- Method of picture-making using the principles of light, optics, and
    chemistry with the aid of a camera.
    Sculpture
    comes from the Latin
    word “sculpere” which
    means “to carve”.
    Three types of
    Representation of a
    Sculpture
    1. Dominant hegemonic
    meaning- the meaning
    that the maker wants to
    convey;
    2. Oppositional meaning-
    meaning derived from the
    viewer’s perspective
    opposite the maker’s
    meanings;
    3. Negotiated meaning- it
    comes from both the maker
    and the viewer.
    Sculptural Techniques:
    Working on marble and wood would require a “subtractive process”
    wherein unwanted and unnecessary portions of the material are
    chipped off using a chisel and hammer for the desired image to come
    out.

    “Additive process” the hands of the artist would work on a


    soft mold that is shaped into the desired image by simply
    adding and shaping the material.
    Other process includes:
    Carving- is a procedure that dates back from pre-historic times wherein the craftsman
    or artist cuts away from an undesired portion of the material until the desired image
    comes out.

    Molding- it is a process of building up from where a soft material could be easily


    shaped bent, or twisted to enable rapid execution of the design.

    Casting- a process that seeks to produce a replica of a sculpture.

    Assemblage- this process originated from the collage of Picasso and Baroque artists
    where three-dimensional paintings are made out of assembling pieces of different
    materials.
    Assemblage
    By: Pablo Picasso

    Carved Spolarium
    By: Juan Flores

    Hand Casting

    Manunggul Jar
    Tabon caves, Palawan
    Materials in Sculpture
    The two preferred materials in sculpture are marble and bronze.
    Some artist fashioned with other
    materials like:
    1. Stone
    2. Wood
    3. Plastic
    4. Clay
    5. Terracotta
    Types of Sculpture
    There are three different types of sculpture according to emphasis:

    1. Pictorial
    - the emphasis of the sculptor is the
    details of the design than the
    method or material
    that is used:
    2. Sculpturesque
    -primarily the artist is
    more concerned with the
    strength, durability,
    and solidity of the
    material that is used
    than the details of the
    work.
    3. Built-up
    - is the combination of a
    pictorial and
    sculpturesque type ound color
    wherein the artist is

    concern
    with the details and the
    material that is used.
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    6. Guardian Edrian
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