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    Representational art depicts objects or events from the real world through figures, places, or scenes. Non-representational art does not reference the real world and uses only visual elements and concepts to convey emotion. Some examples given are the Mona Lisa, Boy Leading a Horse, and Palay Maiden. The subject of a work is the "what" or image extracted, while the content is the "why" or meaning expressed by the artist. Perception is important for engaging with art as it conditions how the work is observed and evaluated within a context.

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    Representational art depicts objects or events from the real world through figures, places, or scenes. Non-representational art does not reference the real world and uses only visual elements and concepts to convey emotion. Some examples given are the Mona Lisa, Boy Leading a Horse, and Palay Maiden. The subject of a work is the "what" or image extracted, while the content is the "why" or meaning expressed by the artist. Perception is important for engaging with art as it conditions how the work is observed and evaluated within a context.

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    Representational art depicts objects or events from the real world through figures, places, or scenes. Non-representational art does not reference the real world and uses only visual elements and concepts to convey emotion. Some examples given are the Mona Lisa, Boy Leading a Horse, and Palay Maiden. The subject of a work is the "what" or image extracted, while the content is the "why" or meaning expressed by the artist. Perception is important for engaging with art as it conditions how the work is observed and evaluated within a context.

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    Representational art depicts objects or events from the real world through figures, places, or scenes. Non-representational art does not reference the real world and uses only visual elements and concepts to convey emotion. Some examples given are the Mona Lisa, Boy Leading a Horse, and Palay Maiden. The subject of a work is the "what" or image extracted, while the content is the "why" or meaning expressed by the artist. Perception is important for engaging with art as it conditions how the work is observed and evaluated within a context.

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    SUBJECT AND CONTENT

    REPRESENTATIONAL
    NON REPRESENTATIONAL ART
    ART

    These types of art


    have subjects that Art forms that
    prefer to objects or do not make reference
    events occurring in the to the real world,
    real world. whether it is a person,
    Expresses place, thing, or an
    Also known as figurative event.
    the thoughts
    art.
    and Stripped down only to
    Examples: emotions of visual elements to
    Mona Lisa (1503) translate a particular
    the artists. emotion and concept.
    By: Leonardo da Vinci
    Boy Leading a Horse
    (1905) Best example of a non-
    By: Pablo Picasso representational art is
    Palay Maiden (1920) an abstract art.
    By: Fernando Amorsolo
    SUBJECT CONTENT

    The visual focus or the The meaning that


    image that may be is expressed and
    extracted from communicated by the
    examining the artwork; Used by the artist or the artwork;
    “the what” “the why”
    artists to
    There are six main contribute to Three various levels of
    kinds of subject: the purpose meaning:
    1. Still Life 1. Factual meaning
    2. Landscape of an
    2. Conventional
    3. Nature artwork. meaning
    4. Portraiture 3. Subjective meaning
    5. Abstract
    6. Day of the Dead
    Discussion points
    1. What are the hurdles of accessing art in terms of its
    subject and content?
    The hurdles in accessing art in terms of its subject and
    content is that, art is very unpredictable. Art cannot be
    explained as easy as what others think. It has a deep
    meaning in every art or it portrays a lot of meanings.
    Even the subject of the painting portrays an
    undetermined or very unusual meaning as well as the
    content on why it is considered as art. we have different
    perspective in viewing one's opinion and it depends
    upon the viewer on how they will interpret it.
    2. Where do artists source their subjects?
    Artists source their subject based on their
    imaginations, ideas and experiences. Art is
    product of our mind, and also our emotions.

    3. Why do you think that in the Philippines, people


    are not engaged in art activities?
    Filipinos are engaged in art activities, in fact,
    one way of preserving our culture is through art.
    Filipinos love to dance, sing, and perform.
    Philippines are engaged to different kinds of art,
    it could be traditional art, modern art, and other
    varieties of forms.
    4. How important is perception in engaging in art?
    Perception in art stands for a complex
    relation between virtual stimuli and a personal
    understanding of it. It is important because
    perception is conditioned by a context from
    which observation and evaluation is made.

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