Philippine Art History and Principles
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What is art?

Art is the manifestation or use of various creative disciplines produced by human creativity and skill to express oneself.

Which era is characterized by geometric designs?

  • Islamic Art (correct)
  • Pre-Colonial Art
  • Spanish Era
  • American Era
  • What was a significant influence on art during the Spanish Era?

  • Commercial advertising
  • Propaganda of Catholic faith (correct)
  • National identity
  • Geometric patterns
  • What theme became prominent in the Modern Era of Philippine art?

    <p>National identity</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Contemporary art is an offshoot of social realism.

    <p>True</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Match the following principles of art with their explanations:

    <p>Harmony = Achieved when all elements come together to create a coherent whole Balance = Stability produced by even distribution of weight Rhythm = Continuous use of a motif Proportion = Comparative relationship of different parts to the whole Emphasis = Importance given to one or more parts of the whole</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Integrative art refers to the use of art in other disciplines, such as in __________.

    <p>psychology</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Definition and Scope of Art

    • Art represents the manifestation of creative disciplines through human creativity and skill.
    • It serves as a medium for self-expression.

    Historical Timeline of Philippine Art

    • Pre-13th Century: Ethnic Art, integral to life and community rituals.
    • 13th Century: Islamic Art emerges, characterized by geometric designs focused on spirituality.
    • 1521-1898: Spanish Era, art functions as a tool for propagating Catholic faith and supporting colonial structures.
    • 1898-1940: American Era introduces secular art forms and emphasizes commercial art in education.
    • 1941-1945: Japanese Era focuses on indigenous art and traditions in line with East Asian propaganda.
    • 1946-1969: Modern Era begins post-World War II, with themes of national identity prominent in art.
    • 1970s-Present: Contemporary Era evolves from social realism reflecting the aspiration for justice and a sovereign society.

    Principles of Art

    • Harmony: Essential for composition, achieved by creating a coherent whole from various elements.
    • Balance: Denotes physical equilibrium; types:
      • Symmetrical: Equal weight on either side.
      • Asymmetrical: Different visual weights balanced evenly.
      • Radial: Symmetry radiating from a central point.
    • Rhythm: The use of repeated motifs or patterns, can be expressed through alternation, progression, or parallelism.
    • Proportion: Relates the size of parts to the whole, ensuring visual harmony within a design.
    • Emphasis: Highlights significant areas through size, shape, color, and position to draw attention.

    Integrative Art

    • Refers to the incorporation of artistic elements in various disciplines, including psychology.

    Contemporary Art

    • Defined as art produced in the present, reflecting current societal themes and issues.

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    Explore the rich historical timeline of Philippine art from ethnic origins to contemporary movements. Learn about the various influences that shaped artistic expressions and principles such as harmony and self-expression throughout the centuries.

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