Chapters in Development of Artistic Perceptions 2

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Subject guarantor:

Jaromír ZEMINA

Name of lecturer(s):

Jaromír ZEMINA

Learning outcomes of the course unit:

The lecture aims are to guide students to a better and more independent consideration of the purpose of arts and to be able to feel the need to learn and cultivate oneself in the long term.

Mode of study:

1) Sample selection of various creative approaches taking into account the opinions of one influenced by the overal spiritual climate of their period.

Particular emphasis is placed on the relationship of old and new art.

2) Part of instruction is the verification of what students know, for example, about the past in the arts and the monuments of their hometowns and residences and if they are able to, not only, think but also talk about them. This guides them towards being well-informed of the current cultural sphere, anniversaries, exhibitions, etc...

3) Part of instruction are text sample readings which artists wrote about themselves and their works and general issues in the creation of art.

Prerequisites and co-requisites:

Middle-school level in Fine Arts History.

Course contents:

Selected examples of various creatives approaches, showing mainly how individual opinions are influenced by the general intellectual climate of the times. Special emphasis is put on the context of old and new art.

Recommended or required reading:

Part of instruction is determining what, for example, the students know about the artistic past and heritage of their birthplace and home and whether they are able not only to reflect on this, but also talk about it. They are also led to being well informed about current cultural events - anniversaries, exhibits etc.

Assessment methods and criteria:

Activity in lectures, independent thinking, final exam.

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Note:

For 1st year students.

Schedule for winter semester 2016/2017:

The schedule has not yet been prepared

Schedule for summer semester 2016/2017:

The schedule has not yet been prepared

The subject is a part of the following study plans: