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    The document discusses the functions, styles, and principles of art. It outlines that art can serve personal, social, economic, political, historical, cultural, religious, and aesthetic functions. Art styles are influenced by geographical, historical, social, ideational, psychological, and technical factors. The principles of art discussed include harmony, balance, proportion, rhythm, and emphasis. Harmony refers to the unity of all design elements in a work of art. Balance can be formal, involving equal weight distribution, or informal. Proportion involves proper relationships between elements. Rhythm uses repetition of motifs. Emphasis draws attention to particular parts.

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    The document discusses the functions, styles, and principles of art. It outlines that art can serve personal, social, economic, political, historical, cultural, religious, and aesthetic functions. Art styles are influenced by geographical, historical, social, ideational, psychological, and technical factors. The principles of art discussed include harmony, balance, proportion, rhythm, and emphasis. Harmony refers to the unity of all design elements in a work of art. Balance can be formal, involving equal weight distribution, or informal. Proportion involves proper relationships between elements. Rhythm uses repetition of motifs. Emphasis draws attention to particular parts.

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    The document discusses the functions, styles, and principles of art. It outlines that art can serve personal, social, economic, political, historical, cultural, religious, and aesthetic functions. Art styles are influenced by geographical, historical, social, ideational, psychological, and technical factors. The principles of art discussed include harmony, balance, proportion, rhythm, and emphasis. Harmony refers to the unity of all design elements in a work of art. Balance can be formal, involving equal weight distribution, or informal. Proportion involves proper relationships between elements. Rhythm uses repetition of motifs. Emphasis draws attention to particular parts.

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    CONTEMPORARY FUNCTIONS OF ART

    PHILIPPINE ARTS
     Personal or Individual
    FROM THE REGION  Social
    LESSON 1: Integrative Art as Applied to  Economic
    Contemporary Art History Background  Political
     Historical
     Cultural
     Religious
    Etymology of Art
     Physical
     AR (Aryan): to join, put together
     Aesthetic
     Artizien (Greek): to prepare
     Arkiskein (Greek): to put together ARTS STYLES AND FACTORS
     Skill: Ars/Artis (Latin), Techne (Greek) AFFECTING IT

     Geographical
     Historical
     Creation of something new and original,
     Social
    something different
     Ideational
     It is creating life or giving life
     Psychological
    PERIODS  Technical

    1. Greek (technique) PRINCIPLES OF ART


    2. Roman (skill)
     HARMONY
    3. Christian (craftmanship)
     Most essential
    4. Renaissance (fine arts)
     Also called UNITY
    5. Romantic (self-expression)
     Put together to come up with a
    6. Contemporary (new forms of art)
    coherent whole
    PHILIPPINE ART HISTORY

     PRE-COLONIAL – integral to life


     Ethnic art – ritual purposes and
    everyday use
     Islamic art – geometric design and
    patterns
     SPANISH ERA – serving to propagate religion (Source:
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     JAPANSES ERA – propaganda of Asia
     BALANCE
    belonging to Asians
     Known as physical equilibrium
     MODERN ERA – national identity as the main
     Classified into FORMAL and INFORMAL
    theme of art forms
     Formal Balance- weight and equal
     Contemporary – expression of
    distance from the center are equal
    people’s aspiration for a free and
     Bilateral Balance
    sovereign country
    - Bilateral symmetry is present when  PROPORTION
    the left and right sides appear to be  Proper and pleasing relationship of
    the same one object with the others in a design
     Radial Balance
    - Applies to round objects or those
    with radii like starfish
     Informal Balance – sides of the thing
    though not the same appear to be
    equal
     Also known as asymmetrical balance or
    occult balance

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     Giving proper importance on one or
     RHYTHM more parts of the thing or the whole
     Continuous use of a motif or repetitive thing itself
    pattern of a succession of similar or
    identical items
     Radiation – repetition of motif from
    the center or toward it
     Progression – use of motif of varying
    sizes that is fromsmallest to largest or
    vice versa
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