The study of fundamental questions regarding art, including its nature, value, and meaning.

The use of visual elements to convey ideas, emotions, or concepts through art.

A form of writing that involves analyzing and reflecting on personal experiences and insights, often used to deepen understanding.

A therapeutic approach that uses creative processes to improve mental health and emotional well-being.

The process of generating and refining ideas for artistic projects, focusing on thematic and conceptual clarity.

An artistic technique that combines various materials and methods to create a single artwork.

A philosophical movement emphasizing individual existence, freedom, and choice, often reflected in art.

An artistic and philosophical movement characterized by skepticism towards grand narratives and embracing diversity.

The role of feelings and emotional responses in creating and interpreting artworks.

Historical groups of artists sharing common styles or philosophies, influencing the development of art.

The process of analyzing and evaluating one’s own work and thought processes to gain deeper insights.

The series of steps involved in producing an artwork, from conception to completion.

Constructive criticism provided by fellow students or artists to enhance the quality of creative work.

Methods used to create preliminary drawings that outline ideas for final artworks.

An individual artist’s unique perspective and approach to creating art, influenced by personal and philosophical beliefs.

A central idea or question in philosophy that informs and shapes an artistic work.

The analysis and evaluation of artworks, focusing on their aesthetic, conceptual, and emotional aspects.

The ability to communicate ideas clearly and engagingly during presentations of artistic work.

Keeping records of the development and changes made during the creation of an artwork.

A culminating essay or project summarizing insights and experiences gained throughout the course.

The interaction and connection between the artist and viewers during presentations.

The ongoing pursuit of knowledge and skills throughout one’s life, especially in art and philosophy.

The habitual engagement in artistic activities, fostering skill development and self-expression.

A comprehensive summary linking philosophical themes to artistic practices, guiding project direction.

A schedule outlining the phases and deadlines for completing an art project.