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Humanities 1 (Art Appreciation)
Course Outline
Course Title Art Appreciation
Course Code Hum 1
School Year and Semester 2nd
Semester 2010-2011
Faculty Mr. Palubon, Celso Jr. T.
Department Social Sciences
Course Prerequisite None
Course Description The course is an introductory study and appreciation of the arts. It dwells on the various forms and structures, personal, physical and social
functions of art and the role of artists in the society. It also includes basic theories and practices in art production, aesthetics, art criticism, and
art history in relation to daily life, culture, careers and other learning areas.
Course Objectives After completing the course, the students are expected to:
1. Develop keen understanding, consciousness and appreciation in studying the arts.
2. Develop basic knowledge of the role that the arts play in our culture and how they affect the lives of the people
3. Instill values as inspired by the work of art.
4. Create artworks that will manifest their aesthetic skills through the use of the different mediums.
Develop creativeness and artistic abilities upon his experiences of the art.
Course Format The course will employ various learning approach like lectures/discussions; directed readings; group report; different exposures in the various
forms of art through the means of multimedia and ocular visits to some museums and different types of buildings and weekly immersion
activities that will place students at the center of all these.
COURSE CONTENT ACTIVITY NOTES AND TARGET DATE Week 1 and 2 INTRODUCTORY LECTURE
• Orientation
• Objectives
• Course Requirements
• Rubrics
Note: Group students and assign them to plan their visit to the National
Museum, Rizal Park and Fort Santiago output to be presented on the 9th
week
(January 9, 2011)
GENERAL OVERVIEW ON HUMANITIES
• Its meaning, scope, importance, the artist and the process of creation
Nov 14---No Classes
Nov 21---Humanities:
An Overview
• SCOPE OF HUMANITIES (overview)
o Visual Arts
o Literary Arts
o Performing Arts
o Modern/Popular Art
o Computer Arts
o Gustatory Arts (Optional)
Week 3 Les Miserables: Film Showing Nov 28
Week 4 Business Administration Week (No Classes) Dec 05
Week 5 Follow Up Instruction on the Groupings and Schedule of Class Presentation
Faculty Christmas Party
Dec 12
Week 6
ELEMENTS OF ART
• Composition/Organization: lines, color, light and shadow, texture, mass
area, volume, linear perspective
VISUAL ARTS (Painting, Architecture and Photography)
• Painting and Architecture
o Nature and Elements
o Medium and Techniques
o Famous Artists and their respective works
• Methods of Presenting the Art Subjects
o Realism
o Naturalism
o Impressionism
o Expressionism
o Fauvism
o Dadaism
o Surrealism
Dec 19 ---by group
Grp 1
Grp 2
Note:
1. Pls prepare a powerpoint presentation, reserve
the lcd projector and cpu plus the speaker with
microphone
2. Each group should prepare two artworks per
period or topic
Submission of
Les Miserables
Reaction Paper
200-500 words
Deadline: Dec 18 12midnight
o Symbolism
o Futurism
o Abstraction
o Psychedelic Art
• History of Philippine Painting and Arts
o Famous Filipino Artists and their works
o Other art forms such as music and dance
Week 7 and 8 CHRISTMAS BREAK Dec 21 ---CCP
Festival of Dances
Dec 26
Jan 02
Week 9 Presentation of Output on Manila Tour
• 5-10 minutes documentation i.e. photo essay or though movie maker
• Sharing of their learning experience in class by assigning a group
representative with maximum of 10 minutes per group.
Bring the following materials for the painting session:
1. ¼ illustration board
2. Poster Paint/Water Color
3. Paint Brush
4. Soap or Clay
5. Cutter/Knife
Jan 09
Week 10 Sharing of Art Works Painting and Sculpture Jan 16
Week 11 VISUAL ARTS (Painting, Architecture and Photography)
• Painting and Architecture
o Nature and Elements
o Medium and Techniques
o Famous Artists and their respective works
• Photography and the Digital Arts
o Nature
o Forms
o Works of Digital Artists
o Advantages and Disadvantages of Digital Art
o Digital Arts in the Philippines
Jan 23 ---by group
Grp 3
Note:
1. Pls prepare a powerpoint presentation, reserve
the lcd projector and cpu plus the speaker with
microphone
2. Each group should prepare two artworks per
period or topic
Week 12 MIDTERM EXAMINATION Jan 30 Week 13 PERFORMING ARTS (Music, Dance, Theater)
• Nature and Importance
• Elements
• Types
• Sample Works
Broadway/Musical Show
• Nature and Importance
• Elements
• Types
• Sample Works
Feb 06
Grp 4
Week 14 Workshop on Painting and Photography Feb 13
o Painting Resource Speaker:
1. Mr. Erlindo C. Dionisio
o Photography Resource Speakers:
2. Mr. Ryan C. dela Pena
3. Mr. Derick C. Labuguen
4. Ms. Deniece Milinette Cornejo
Week 15-17 A. BROADWAY MUSICAL
Be familiar with the following Broadway/Musical shows:
1. Chicago
2. Cats
3. Phantom of the Opera
4. Les Miserables
5. The Sound of Music
• Preparation for a culminating activity that would showcase students’
talent through a broadway/musical show or a variety show
B. PAINTING AND PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBIT
o Look for a place to exhibit selected art works from each class
(maximum of 5 per class)
Feb 20
Feb 27
Mar 05
Week 18 FINAL EXAMINATION March 12 Course Reference: Ortiz, Ma. Aurora, et al. ART: PERCEPTION AND APPRECIATION Manila: University
of the East, 1976
Additional Materials: Dudley, Louise, et al. THE HUMANITIES.6th
ed. New York: McGraw Hill, 1978
Estolas, Josefina, et al. INTRODUCTION TO HUMANITIES. Mandaluyong City
National Book Store, 1995
Van de Bogart, Doris. INTRODUCTION TO HUMANITIES. Massachusetts: Barnes
palubs121511
and Noble 1970
o Pictures
o Art Supplies
o CD/DVD of relevant materials
o CD/DVD Player and LCD
Course Requirements: 1. Attendance
2. Assignments
3. Hands-On Activities
4. Workshops
5. Practical Exams (Unit and Term Exams)
6. Watch Plays/Movies
7. Educational Tour/Museum Visit
8. Reaction Paper
9. Group Report
10. Class Presentation and Participation
Grading System:
Practical Exams----------------------------20%
Presentation/Project/Workshops----20%
Major Exam (Midterm and Finals)----40%
Attitude and Attendance----------------20%
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100%
