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What is the time period associated with contemporary art?
What is the time period associated with contemporary art?
- Ancient Greek and Roman era
- Early 20th century to the 1950s
- Renaissance period
- Late 1960s to the present (correct)
Which characteristic is mentioned about contemporary art?
Which characteristic is mentioned about contemporary art?
- It is created solely by individual artists
- It is created using traditional techniques only
- The audience plays an active role in constructing meaning (correct)
- It is limited to a specific cultural context
Which of the following is NOT listed as a form of contemporary art?
Which of the following is NOT listed as a form of contemporary art?
- Painting
- Sculpture
- Architecture
- Calligraphy (correct)
What distinguishes visual arts from auditory arts?
What distinguishes visual arts from auditory arts?
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Which value of art is associated with universality and style?
Which value of art is associated with universality and style?
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What is the term used for art forms that combine visual and auditory elements?
What is the term used for art forms that combine visual and auditory elements?
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Which value of art is associated with permanence?
Which value of art is associated with permanence?
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What is the purpose of including the value of 'suggestiveness' in art?
What is the purpose of including the value of 'suggestiveness' in art?
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Study Notes
Contemporary Art
- Refers to the art of the present day, reflecting the events and passions of society
- Emerged in the late 1960s to early 1970s and continues to the present
Characteristics of Contemporary Art
- Functions in a global society that is culturally diverse and technology-oriented
- Involves a collaborative process between the artist and the audience
- The audience plays an active role in reacting and constructing meaning about the artwork
Faculty and Disciplines
- Faculty: Jenna S. Mergas, LPT
- Disciplines: Painting, Sculpture, Architecture, Photography, Literature, Music, Theater, Dance, Film
Visual Arts
- Requires skills and manipulation of materials on surfaces
- Includes clay, wood carving, and other forms of visual art
- Perceived with the eyes
Auditory Art
- Expressed in time and can be heard
- Includes music and literature
Performance Art
- Combines different art forms, also known as intermedia art
- Includes theater, dance, and film
- Can be seen and heard
The Values of Art
- Aesthetic Value: related to beauty and taste
- Intellectual Value: related to the artist's idea and concept
- Spiritual Value: related to the emotional and spiritual connection
- Suggestiveness: related to the artwork's ability to evoke emotions and ideas
- Permanence: related to the artwork's durability and lasting impact
- Universality: related to the artwork's ability to connect with people across cultures and time
- Style: related to the artist's unique approach and technique
- Form: related to the artwork's structure and composition
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