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    This document provides an overview of Module 2 of an art appreciation college course. It discusses 4 key assumptions about art: 1) Art is universal in that it exists in all societies, influenced by their culture. 2) Art influences society by changing opinions and values over time and space. 3) Art is not nature because it is cultural and involves human experience rather than just existing in nature. 4) Arts involve both the artist's experience and the active experience of the observer as they encounter the art and each other's culture. Students are assigned to create art reflecting each of these assumptions and to provide a summary of what they have learned.

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    This document provides an overview of Module 2 of an art appreciation college course. It discusses 4 key assumptions about art: 1) Art is universal in that it exists in all societies, influenced by their culture. 2) Art influences society by changing opinions and values over time and space. 3) Art is not nature because it is cultural and involves human experience rather than just existing in nature. 4) Arts involve both the artist's experience and the active experience of the observer as they encounter the art and each other's culture. Students are assigned to create art reflecting each of these assumptions and to provide a summary of what they have learned.

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    This document provides an overview of Module 2 of an art appreciation college course. It discusses 4 key assumptions about art: 1) Art is universal in that it exists in all societies, influenced by their culture. 2) Art influences society by changing opinions and values over time and space. 3) Art is not nature because it is cultural and involves human experience rather than just existing in nature. 4) Arts involve both the artist's experience and the active experience of the observer as they encounter the art and each other's culture. Students are assigned to create art reflecting each of these assumptions and to provide a summary of what they have learned.

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    Art Appreciation Module 2

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    ART APPRECIATION

    Document: Module 2/ Week 2


    Level: College BS3-1
    Teacher: Mr. Michael AS. Enaje

    Module 2 Contents/ Lessons

    1. Assumptions of Arts

    ART IS UNIVERSAL

    Art is a universal phenomenon and is as old as human being. Every society has its own art, which
    is encouraged and molded by the patronage it gets from its members. Artists as members of
    society create such works of art in accordance with the existing relations in the society.

    ART IS CULTURE

    Art influences society by changing opinions, instilling values and translating experiences across
    space and time. ... Art in this sense is communication; it allows people from
    different cultures and different times to communicate with each other via images, sounds and
    stories. Art is often a vehicle for social change.

    ART IS NOT NATURE

    Art that is composed of patterns and aesthetics. Furthermore, art is not nature because art is


    not universal. Because nature is what you see and art is what you do. Some are said Art is part
    of nature because it is universal, art is cultural, and art involves experience.

    Art is not nature because in many ways, art is not “natural”, it is an artificial construct created by


    man. Sometimes it appears to be close to nature or it may even sometimes “go
    beyond” nature but it always returns to the mind, heart and hands of man.

    ARTS INVOLVE EXPERIENCE

    Art, then, is not merely the process by the artist; it involves both the artist and the active observer
    who encounter each other, their mental environments, and their culture at large. That is, art is not
    just a recording of human experience, but it is an involvement of human experience.

    Activities:
    PART 1: Figure out the following to come up with an art works. Use short bond paper for each
    category. Use your sense of creativity. (Any art means can do.)

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    a. art is universal
    b. art is culture
    c. art is not nature
    d. arts involve experience

    PART 2: Learning Bank: (Summary of learning) Please write down about what you have learned
    in these topics/ lessons.

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