INTRO TO ARTS Flashcards

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from Latin word which means “work of art; practical skill; a business, craft.”

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Artem

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It is everywhere –from the simplest design objects we
use, to the spaces and structures we inhabit.

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Art

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It enriches our lives with meanings that we often
overlook.

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Art

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It responds to our human desire to experience
beauty and explore the unknown.

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Art

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Who shapes Art?

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We

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It shapes our being and makes us
human.

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Art

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It refers to art being created NOW.

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Contemporary Art

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It is derived from the Latin prefix con, which
means “together” or “with,” plus tempus, which means “time.”

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Contemporary

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Latin prefix ___, which
means “together” or “with,

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Con

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Latin prefix ______, which
means “time.”

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Tempus

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2 main applications of this term in the discourse of art. (1990s) CONTEMPORARY ART

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▪ CHRONOLOGICAL
▪ HISTORICAL

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It defines contemporary art as art related to this current period in art
history, and an art that is new, recent, modern, or pertains to the present moment.

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CHRONOLOGICAL

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It regards contemporary art as a specific episode or stage in the story of
evolution of art, referring to a specific location in space and time.

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HISTORICAL

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It emerged in the Philippines in reaction to social and cultural realities
during the 1970’s, the period of repression and censorship of artistic expressions by the
power of the former President Ferdinand Marcos through the imposition of Martial law.

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Contemporary art

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It also became a means to oppose the regime, and the political art of social realism
flourished at this time.

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Contemporary art

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It is an art movement which sought to expose the real condition of
Philippine society and used art to transform it.

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Social realism

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The why Contemporary Art emerged in the Philippines

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  1. the return of democracy under the Aquino government;
  2. the improved economic and political government in the country, particularly in the
    regions; and
  3. the advent of new technologies and free access to media.
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It can be seen as a transgression of
established norm and rules, and the rejection of established
institutions, traditions, and history.

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Contemporary art

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It emphasizes the new
modern, and progressive.

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Contemporary art

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It is an important
preoccupation in the world of
contemporary art.

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Appropriation

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It is the practice
of creating a new work by taking a
pre-existing image or work from
another context – art history, media,
advertising and combining the
borrowed image with new ones.

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Appropriation

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It professes an awareness of local heritage.

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Contemporary

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It is something
that can be passed from one generation to the next, can be conserved or
inherited, and has historic or cultural value.

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Santiago Bose’s Carnivore of Session Road

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Contemporary Art as a Breaking of Norms

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Mandala Art Festival
Practices of Heritage (Bulacan)
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Teatro Porvenir, Bohol courtesy of Lutgardo Abad and Dulang Sining
Practices of Heritage
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Heritage
- Physical Objects and Places of Heritage (old buildings, paintings, public art, etc.) - Various Practices of Heritage (oral traditions, dance, fiestas, etc.)
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The growing speed of technology, the transfer of ideas, capital, information, and culture around the globe provide the backdrop for the dizzying diversity and rapid transformations in contemporary art, thereby loosening many boundaries and distinctions within art itself and the crossing over art forms.
Contemporary Art as a Critique of Society
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Everyday life and the concerns of the day are also articulated in the medium of contemporary art, posing questions and critiques of contemporary society.
Contemporary Art as a Critique of Society
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Kawayan de Guia, Ukay-ukay Dome
Contemporary Art as a Critique of Society (Baguio)
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Fuminori Nousaku and Rosario Encarnation-Tan, Bamboo Theater
Contemporary Art as a Critique of Society
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Functions of Contemporary Art
- Contemporary Art for Pleasure - Contemporary Art for Profession - Contemporary Art for Commentary - Contemporary Art for Spirituality - Contemporary Art for Remembrance - Contemporary Art for Persuasion - Contemporary Art for Self-Expression
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The exhibition “Art Now For Everyone,” is held at?
SM Mall of Asia
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The exhibition “Art Now For Everyone,” is held during?
2012
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Who concisely describe the general characteristics and tendencies of contemporary arts as he explained what it means to be present and what is art now.
Curator Patrick Flores
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1.) Art Now is part of global culture. 2.) Art Now reflects upon historical conditions that have shaped our present situation. 3.) Art Now is animated by the busy traffic of images in society. 4.) Art Now explores a wide range of media, techniques, styles, and technologies. 5.) Art Now expresses hope about the future. 6.) Art Now facilitates interaction among its audience. 7.) Art Now renews our ties to a changing world. 8.) Art Now encourages us to be different, to be skeptical of sameness. 9.) Art Now initiates us to a horizon of chances.
"Art Now For Everyone"
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Different Forms of Art
1.) Visual Arts - Fine Arts - Decorative Arts - Contemporary Arts 2.) Performing Arts - Music - Dance - Theater - Film
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It is a wide array of artistic disciplines that are appreciated primarily through SIGHT. It includes different art forms & disciplines such as Fine arts, Decorative arts and Contemporary arts
VISUAL ARTS
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Art forms created primarily for its APPEARANCE rather than its PRACITICAL USE.
FINE ARTS
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Examples of Fine Arts
- Drawings - Paintings - Sculpture - Prints - Graphic art - Architecture
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Are artworks that are both aesthetically PLEASING and FUNCTIONAL
DECORATIVE ARTS
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Examples of Decorative Arts
- Jewelry - Glassware - Textile Arts - Furniture - Pottery - Weaving - Metalwork
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Modern art forms used by the present artists that does NOT fall in the traditional categories of visual arts namely FINE ARTS & DECORATIVE ARTS
CONTEMPORARY ARTS
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Artworks that are made in present whether it comes in TRADITIONAL FORMS.
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Examples of Contemporary Artworks
- Assemblage - Collage - Installation arts - Performance arts - Digital arts - Land arts - Conceptual arts - Mobile
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Use of VOICE and BODY movement to communicate artistic expression.
PERFORMING ARTS
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Come in many kinds but all are meant to be enacted in front of a LIVE AUDIENCE.
PERFORMING ARTS
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PERFORMING ARTS Categorized into four TYPES:
- Music - Dance - Theater - Film
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A universal form of art, a manipulation of sound and silence.
MUSIC
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Regulated and deliberate order of body movement.
DANCE
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Examples of Dance
- Ballet - Contemporary Dance - Hip Hop Dance
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Integration and combination of the visual and performing arts.
THEATER
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Examples of Theater
- Mime - Traditional Theater - Musical Theater - Puppetry
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A motion picture made primarily for aesthetic reasons rather than commercial profit. I
FILM
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It is characterized primarily by content and technique that reflect an artistic sensibility, by psychological or social realism.
FILM
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WHY DO WE NEED TO STUDY ARTS?
* Creating art can express yourself, enabling you to share your ideas and emotions to others. * Studying art teaches you to distinguish and understand individual differences. It make us more sensitive. * Studying and creating art help develop our decision and problem solving skills.