Specialized subject

1. Elements and Principles
of Organization in the
Different Forms of Art

2. Lesson Objectives:
1. Understands the different elements and principles of organization in the arts
and how they are applied to the various forms of art to communicate ideas,
create meaning, and elicit response from the audience.
2. Evaluates the different elements seen in everyday objects and their meanings
3. Identifies and analyzes the elements and principles of organization in the arts
(painting, print, photography and other forms of two-dimensional art; sculpture,
installation and other forms of three-dimensional art; and Architecture)

3. Pre-Test

4. Direction: Identify the following Elements and Principles of Organization in the
Arts and group them according to its artform.( Some elements or principles may
be duplicate with other artform)

5. Guide Questions
1.What are the elements or principles of organization in the arts common with the
other art forms. Give atleast three (3).
2.Choose one (1) element. Describe how they are seen in the following art forms.
Element:____________________
Music:__________________________________________________________
Dance:__________________________________________________________
Photography:____________________________________________________

6. Lines in Music

7. Lines in Dance

8. Lines in Photography

9. Instructions
The class will be divided into 5 groups
(Photography, Architecture, Music, Theater
and Dance). Each group will choose atleast
one (1) artwork or Performance. Discuss the
Elements and Principles of Organization
present in the chosen Artwork/
performance/s.

11. SHADE OF
COLO

12. 3-2-1 Prompt
1. Three things that you have learned from this lesson
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2. Two questions that they still have.
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3. One aspect of class discussion or part of the text that you enjoyed.
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14. Guide Questions:
1. Describe the formal Elements in
the artwork.
2. Explain why the artist has used
them.
3. Explain how do these elements
convey meaning or create an impact.

15. Different Forms of Art (Visual Arts)
• VISUAL ARTS
Visual art can be defined as a form of art that
uses any medium to represent the artist’s idea,
emotion and imagination. Visual art, like
paintings, sculptures and architecture have
evolved with time and different periods saw
the emergence of different art movements.
The most famous art movements and styles
are Impressionism, cubism, surrealism,
expressionism, favism, art noveu, realism and
relativism.

16. Drawing is a representation of any
form or object by hand through the
medium of pencil, pen, charcoal, etc.
Drawings are not necessarily a depiction
of what we see around us. A drawing
can also be abstract, illustrating certain
emotions and ideas that are in the mind
of the artist and which are open to
interpretation. There are many drawing
and sketching techniques and what an
artist uses depends upon his skills and
preferences.

17. • Paintings are classified according to
the style in which they are made as
well as the genre and main object of
the painting. Still life, landscapes,
seascapes, abstract and pop art are
the different types of painting genres
that are popular among artists.
• Moreover, the kind of medium used
for the painting like oil colors, pastels,
water colors, charcoal and the surface
that it is painted on, whether it is
canvas or paper has a bearing on how
the painting would look.

18. • Sculptures are also among the different
art forms that falls under visual art.
Sculptures can be defined as a three-
dimensional art form that uses materials
like clay, stone or wood for its execution.
• Sculptures are essentially made in two
ways. Either they are formed bit by bit
into a particular shape and structure as it
is in the case of a clay sculpture or it is
chiseled and carved from a block of
wood or a piece of stone. There are
many clay sculpture ideas that an
amateur can take inspiration from while
attempting to make a sculpture.

19. The art of writing letters in a
manner that it looks visually
appealing is defined as
calligraphy. Calligraphy is a
form of visual art that has great
commercial value and is much sought
after.
For calligraphy, a special calligraphy
pen with a flat nib or brushes dipped
in paint is often used. There are many
calligraphy styles and usually it takes
months of training and skill to learn
these calligraphy alphabets and styles.

20. Architecture,the art and technique of
designing and building, as distinguished from
the skills associated with construction.
An architectural design should not only be
functional but also aesthetically pleasing.
There are different architectural styles from
Colonial, Victorian, French Colonial, Spanish to
the modern ones.
An architectural design should not only be functional but
also aesthetically pleasing. There are different
architectural styles from Colonial, Victorian, French
Colonial, Spanish to the modern ones.

21. ACTIVITY : PRINCIPLES OF ORGANIZATION APPLIED
Directions: The class will be divided into 5 groups. Each group
will create an artwork using different Artforms in Visual Art.
(Medium support will depend on the medium used in the
artform).Present the Artwork.
Guide Question:
1. How does the artwork show or explore relations of the
elements of art in terms of scale proportion, balance,
emphasis,any subordination, unity, variety, harmony and
rhythm.