(Originais Teachy 2024) - Question Easy of Arts

Islamic art is rich in symbolism and expressions of faith, reflecting the beliefs and values of Muslim culture. In addition, its influences extend to various art forms, such as tapestry and jewelry. Considering the cultural and religious context in which Islamic art developed, discuss how the religious prohibitions present in Islam influenced the techniques and artistic motifs employed in one of the following art forms: architecture, calligraphy, or ceramics. Then, analyze how these influences can be observed in a second art form, chosen from the two not previously mentioned, justifying your choice based on concrete examples from Islamic art.

You know that the arts are very special and each person can feel something different when looking at a painting, listening to music, or watching a dance. For example, a painting of a rainbow can make us think of joy and hope. Now, think about your own painting or drawing. What do you want people to feel or think when they look at your art? Explain what your art could mean to different people.

When we make an audiovisual recording, we are saving a moment or a story to be able to see and hear again in the future. This could be a video of a birthday party, a musical performance at school, or even an animated drawing that we created. With that in mind, and considering the things we have learned about music and visual arts, describe a situation where you think it is important to make an audiovisual recording and explain why this recording is significant.

In the play 'The Phantom of the Opera', one of the fundamental elements is the use of sound and music effects to create suspense and drama. The plot unfolds with the main character living in a theater and falling in love with a young singer, while a mysterious phantom haunts the place. Considering the described scenario and the importance of sound and music elements in the theater, explain how the combination of lighting, sound effects, and the choice of musical repertoire contribute to building the atmosphere and conveying emotions to the audience during the presentation of a particularly dramatic scene.