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Lesson 2 - Arts of East Asia

The document provides an overview of the arts of East Asia, including China, Japan, and Korea. It discusses various art forms for each country, such as cheongsam dresses, terracotta warriors, and Shennong in China; kimonos, cherry blossoms, and the god Ebisu in Japan; and hanbok clothing and Korean mythology in Korea. The document also briefly describes elements of Chinese and Japanese painting styles as well as the art of origami in Japan.

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Lesson 2 - Arts of East Asia

The document provides an overview of the arts of East Asia, including China, Japan, and Korea. It discusses various art forms for each country, such as cheongsam dresses, terracotta warriors, and Shennong in China; kimonos, cherry blossoms, and the god Ebisu in Japan; and hanbok clothing and Korean mythology in Korea. The document also briefly describes elements of Chinese and Japanese painting styles as well as the art of origami in Japan.

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ARTS OF EAST

ASIA
China
Japan Korea North Korea
LESSON
OBJECTIV
ES
Understand the Different Arts of East Asia
In the next few sessions, we will be

LET'S exploring different artworks such as:

APPRECI Arts and Crafts of China

ATE ART Arts and Crafts of Japan

TOGETH Arts and Crafts of Korea

ER
BEFORE WE
BEGIN, THINK
ABOUT THIS:
Why does art exist?
CHINA
ELEMENTS AND THE
PRICIPLES OF ARTS
AND CRAFTS OF CHINA
ART FORMS:
1.Cheongsam
• It is a typical, traditional and
feminine features body-hugging
dress in China.
Design: Repetition of image i.e., floral
or geometric shapes
Materials: cotton, rayon, and silk
ART FORMS:
2.Terracotta Warriors
• it is a collection of terracotta
sculptures depicting the armies of
Qin Shi Huang, the first emperor of
China.
ART FORMS:
3.Shennong
• the god of Agriculture and
Medicine.
PAINTING
•It is the art of applying paints to
surfaces to convey a message or
information.
TWOTYPES OF CHINESE PAINTING
PAINTING
1.THE VERTICAL WALL
SCROLL-
which is put on display for special
occasions and afterwards rolled up and
stored in a wooden box.
PAINTING
2.THE HORIZONTAL
HAND SCROLL-
where the long strip of silk of paper is
gradually rolled off one wooden roller
on to another to reveal only a small
section of the work at a time.
JAPAN
ART FORMS
Kimono and Cherry blossoms
• The images of these two symbolize
Japan.
Kimono- traditional Japanese garment and
national dress of Japan.
Cherry Blossoms- has been celebrated in
Japan for many centuries and holds a
particular place in Japan culture.
ART FORMS
EBISU
God of Sea and Marine life.
Ebisu is a Japanese god of luck, wealth, and prosperity,
particularly where the sea is concerned; he is also the patron
god of fishermen. Perpetually smiling and often dressed as a
fisherman, Ebisu is one of the Seven Lucky Gods, and is in
fact the only one original to Japan. His image has seen
widespread use throughout Japan due to his close
association with both the wealth of the sea and business
prosperity.
JAPAN PAINTING
•Japan painting reflects a refined and serene
sense of dignity. Japanese art is valued not
only simplicity, but also for its colorful
exuberance.
ORIGAMI
•“Ori” means folding and “kami or gami”
means paper.
•The Japanese art of folding paper into shapes
that look like birds, animals, flowers and etc.
KOREA
ART FORMS
1.Hanbok and Choson
-Traditional Korean clothing male and
female.
ART FORMS
1.Hanbok and Choson

Design: Plain sheet of fabric


Materials: Cotton, rayon, silk
ART FORMS
Korean Myth…

1.Haesik (God of Moon)


2.Daelim/ Daesun
(Goddess of Sun)
ANY
QUESTION
S?
Don't hesitate to reach out for
questions or clarifications
THANK
YOU!

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