Contemporary Art Forms Overview

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Which of the following is NOT a type of contemporary painting discussed in the text?

  • Landscape Painting
  • Portrait Painting (correct)
  • Figurative Painting
  • Abstract Painting

What is a distinguishing feature of contemporary architecture?

  • Simple, geometric designs with minimal ornamentation
  • Emphasis on symmetry and balance
  • Use of traditional materials like brick and stone
  • Use of advanced materials and computer-aided design (correct)

Which art form is described as requiring a specific site for transformation?

  • Installation Art (correct)
  • Contemporary Architecture
  • Public Art
  • Contemporary Painting

Which type of contemporary architecture promotes environmental awareness?

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What differentiates abstract painting from other types of contemporary painting?

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What is a defining characteristic of New Media Art?

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Which category of contemporary art includes dance and music?

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Which of the following is considered a common subject in Landscape Painting?

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Which type of installation art emphasizes the concept behind the artwork, often using objects and events to convey this idea?

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What type of public art is characterized by its use of different materials available within the community and involves the active participation of community members?

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Which type of public art is specifically designed to promote a particular idea by making it visible to a large audience, often placed in high-traffic areas?

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Which of the following examples best illustrates the use of technology in installation art?

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What distinguishes 'Photography and Reality' as a distinct type of photography?

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Which of these art forms utilizes a variety of materials, including discarded items, to create a new artistic concept?

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What is the primary characteristic of 'Assemblage' as an artistic technique?

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Which type of installation art is designed for theatrical and dance performances, incorporating elements like lighting, sound, and placement of materials?

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Which of these art styles aims to create a sense of detachment and reflection in the audience, rather than emotional involvement?

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What is a photographic technique that uses tools to alter or edit images, adding elements with just a click?

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Which of these dance styles emphasizes body movement synchronized with the rhythm of music?

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What type of photography focuses on documenting events and real-life occurrences?

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Short plays are often used as a tool for:

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Which of these is NOT a characteristic of theatre art, as described within the text?

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Which of these is a hallmark of the Brechtian style in theatre?

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What type of photography captures images of landscapes and places that are not commonly encountered in everyday life?

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Flashcards

Fine Arts

Art forms such as painting, sculpture, and architecture.

Visual Arts

Art forms focusing on visual creation, like installation art and photography.

Performing Arts

Art forms that are performed live, including theater, dance, and music.

Landscape Painting

A genre of painting depicting natural outdoor scenes.

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Abstract Painting

A complex genre of painting allowing personal interpretation and creativity.

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Figurative Painting

Art that represents real-world subjects, especially human figures.

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Environment-Friendly Architecture

Architecture designed with a focus on sustainability and the environment.

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Installation Art

A three-dimensional art form that transforms a space to create an experience.

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Interactive installation art

Art installations that encourage viewer interaction and feedback.

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Conceptual installation art

Art installations focused on conveying an idea rather than just objects.

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Technology-aided installation art

Art installations enhanced by technology such as sound and light.

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Performance Installation Art

Theatrical or dance-related installations that involve careful choreography.

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Commemorative monuments

Public monuments honoring historical heroes or significant groups.

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Collage

A technique combining various materials pasted onto a surface.

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Assemblage

A method of creating art by combining found objects or materials.

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Photography and Reality

Photographic works that capture realistic portrayals of subjects.

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Nature Photography

Photographs of natural landscapes and places rarely encountered.

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Photojournalism

Combines photography and journalism to narrate stories visually.

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Mobile Photography

Photography taken with a mobile phone camera.

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Photographic Alteration

Editing images using photographic devices to change or enhance them.

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Realism

A style that depicts actual situations and socio-political issues.

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Brechtian Style

A theatrical style promoting critical thinking over emotional engagement.

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Musical Performances

Theatre art involving music as a primary mode of expression.

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Contemporary Dance

A dance form characterized by expressive body movements to music.

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Study Notes

Contemporary Art Forms

  • Fine arts encompass painting, sculpture, and architecture.
  • Visual arts include installation art (new media, public art, mixed media, photography, digital art).
  • Performing arts include theatre, dance, and music.
  • Contemporary painting is popular but difficult to define; it connects with societal issues.
    • Genres include landscape, abstract, and figurative painting.
    • Materials vary.
  • Landscape painting depicts outdoor scenes, commonly featuring skies, mountains, rivers, and infrastructure.
  • Abstract painting involves pre-planned concepts and passionate expression of boundless imagination.
  • Figurative painting portrays images found in reality, commonly human subjects.
  • Watercolor painting is a beginner-friendly, water-based technique on paper.
  • Oil painting is a technique using oil-based colors on canvas, often used for a realistic, convincing style.

Contemporary Sculpture

  • Filipino sculpture tradition includes carving and molding of figures.
  • Contemporary sculpture offers flexibility due to diverse materials, technology, and techniques.
  • Sculptors use various materials like stone, wood, metal, wax, terracotta/clay, and resin.
  • Four main sculptural techniques:
    • Modeling: adding material.
    • Carving: removing material.
    • Casting: creating a mold.
    • Assemblage: combining different materials using adhesive.
  • "Father of Philippine Glass Sculpture" is Ramón Orlina (discussed in the text).
  • Materials like resin enable durability and portability.

Contemporary Architecture

  • Contemporary architecture employs advanced materials like steel and tubes.
  • Computer-aided design is often used.
  • Style varies, but features like large windows and free-shaped frames are common.
  • Environment-friendly architecture design promotes sustainability.

Contemporary Visual Arts: Installation Art

  • Installation art transforms spaces.
  • Types of installation art:
    • Interactive: viewers participate.
    • Conceptual: focuses on the idea.
    • Technology-aided: uses technology (light, sound, computer).
    • Performance: includes theatre and dance.
    • Environmental: addresses environmental concerns.
    • Public Art:
      • Commemorative monuments
      • Municipal art
      • Community-based art
      • Land art
      • Campaign-inspired public art
      • Architectural art
      • Design-based public art

Contemporary Photography

  • Types of photography:
    • Depicts reality (documentary)
    • Nature (landscape/places)
    • Photojournalism (combines photography and journalism)
    • Mobile photography
    • Photographic alteration (editing)

Contemporary Performance Arts (Theatre and Dance)

  • Theatre involves actors and actresses recreating events.
  • Realism combines realistic and non-realistic elements.
  • Brechtian style emphasizes reflective detachment.
  • Musical performances use various instruments.
  • Documentary-style plays showcase historical events
  • Short plays are used as introductory activities.

Contemporary Dance

  • Contemporary dance involves body movements to music.
  • Disco dancing uses hip and pelvic movements.
  • Hip-hop style involves breaking, locking, and popping.

Contemporary Music

  • Music expresses emotions and ideas.
  • Popular artists are mentioned (Freddie Aguilar, Gary Valenciano, Sharon Cuneta, Mike Hanopol, Kuh Ledesma).

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