Victorio Edades Quiz & Flashcards

Study Notes

Definition of Art

Art is the expression or application of human creativity, producing works appreciated for beauty or emotional impact.

Contemporary Art

Emerged in the late 1960s and continues today, reflecting modern societal events and passions.
Represents the newest form of artistic expression.

Notable Filipino Artists

Victorio Candido Edades: National Artist for Visual Arts in 1976, known for "Poinsettia Girl."
Carlos “Botong” Francisco: Renowned muralist from Angono, Rizal; first Filipino modernist; famous work "Bayanihan."
Galo Ocampo: Painter who embraced Western modernism; known for "The Brown Madonna" (1938).
Romeo Villalva Tabuena: Painter and printmaker from Iloilo City; noted for using muted, monochromatic shapes in "Filipiniana."
Hernando Ruiz Ocampo: Best known for abstract paintings; National Artist in Visual Arts (1991); famous for "Ina ng Balon."
Vicente Silva Manansala: Artist celebrated for Cubist works; known for "Madonna of the Slums."
Cesar Torrente Legaspi: National Artist in Painting; recognized for "Gadgets."
Imelda Endaya: Noted for the artwork "Panimula."
Juan Luna: Acclaimed for significant works like "Spoliarium," "Blood Compact," and "The Death of Cleopatra."
Pacita Abad: Utilized trapunto technique in her canvases.
Michael Cacnio: Famous for his artwork titled "Balloons."
Manny Montelibano: Known for "The Discretion of the Lip Movement."

Art Styles and Movements

Abstract Expressionism: Characterized by heavy lines and color, often without solid forms.
Kinetic Art: Involves art forms that incorporate motion.
Opt Art: Uses repetitive lines to produce optical illusions.
Environmental Art: Artists draw inspiration from nature, often using it as material.
Graffiti Art: Public art displayed on walls or surfaces, intended for visible audience engagement.
Feminist Art: Emerged from female artists expressing their concerns through creativity.
Video Art: Comprised of moving images captured via video, displayed on screens.
Minimalism: Art with a simple appearance, often flat, conveying clear ideas.
Postmodern Art: A collection of movements challenging modernism and its developmental aspects.
Digital Art: Created using computer technology, manipulating bits and bytes for aesthetic design.
Body Art: Art form whereby the body becomes the primary subject or medium.

Art Elements and Interpretation

Subject Matter: Represents what is visible in the artwork; could include human forms, textures, and colors.
Material: The foundational substance used in the artwork.
Art Elements & Principles: The physical qualities comprising an image, guiding its interpretation.
Art Interpretation: The viewer analyzes and describes the artwork based on their perspectives.
Postmodernism: Advocates for the recreation of classic works, viewing them as extensions of original ideas.

Different Forms of Art

Contemporary Sculpture: Combines creativity, material skill, and physical strength in artistic expression.
Public Art: Reflects various life aspects, requiring collaboration across different community sectors.
Campaign-Inspired Public Art: Example includes air-cleaning paint by Boysen, transforming pollution into harmless substances.
Architectural Art: Enhances public spaces like façades and structures, fostering community interaction.
Community-Based Art: Artistic projects initiated within communities, involving local citizens.
Installation Art: Involves site-specific, three-dimensional artistic creations.
Land Art: Features large-scale earthworks that interact with natural landscapes.
Chime Halo: Refers to bamboo chimes that produce sound when swayed by the wind.

Description

This quiz explores contemporary art, emphasizing its emergence in the late 1960s and its reflection of present-day societal events. Additionally, it highlights the contributions of Victorio Candido Edades, a National Artist of the Philippines known for his significant impact on visual arts. Test your knowledge on these important topics in the art world!