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What does performance art primarily utilize to express artistic ideas?
Which art movement emphasizes a stripped-down aesthetic and often a pre-fabricated look?
What themes are commonly explored in feminist art?
What is a distinctive characteristic of environmental art?
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What defines video art from other forms of artistic expression?
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How is abstract expressionism typically distinguished within contemporary art?
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In which artistic style would you most likely find an exploration of identity and societal roles?
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What aspect of performance art distinguishes it from traditional art forms?
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What defines the subject matter in contemporary art?
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In abstract expressionism, how does the artist typically apply paint?
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Which of the following best describes kinetic art?
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What is a common characteristic of op art?
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Which aspect is often explored in conceptual arts?
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What is typically NOT a subject matter in contemporary art?
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How does abstract expressionism differentiate itself from other art styles?
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Which artist is associated with kinetic art?
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What aspect do artists prioritize in contemporary art-making?
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What is a common practice among contemporary conceptual artists?
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How do contemporary artists typically view originality in their works?
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What defines the significance of the 'Malliarium' project by various artists?
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Which statement accurately reflects the role of technology in contemporary art?
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What is typically more valued by contemporary artists compared to financial returns?
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In contemporary art, which of the following practices is generally not encouraged?
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What is a characteristic feature of the artworks created by artists like Steve Santos and others in 'Malliarium'?
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Study Notes
Performance Art
- Utilizes various media along with human body expression.
- Performed live in front of an audience, creating an immersive experience.
Environment Art
- Focuses on the artistic manipulation of landscape and architectural design.
- Engages the audience by enclosing them within artistic spaces.
Feminist Art
- Addresses themes of identity, gender roles, equality, and social treatment of women.
- Example: "Filipina: A Racial Identity Crisis" by Pacita Abad (1991) highlights issues of racial identity.
Minimalism
- Characterized by a simplified aesthetic, featuring flat surfaces and minimal detail.
- Conveys specific messages with stripped-down, pre-fabricated appearances.
- Example: “Precints” by Mario Yrisarry (1965) exemplifies this style.
Video Art
- Comprises recorded images displayed on screens (TVs, computers, projectors).
- Incorporates various materials, integrating technology and found objects.
- Artists often collaborate with professionals (fabricators, electricians) for construction.
Originality in Contemporary Art
- Redesigning existing works with new materials is common.
- Example: Juan Luna’s "Spolarium" reinterpreted as "Malliarium" by multiple artists reflects current cultural contexts.
Process Over Sale
- Emphasizes the importance of the creative process rather than financial success.
- Values the transmission of the artwork's message over monetary compensation.
Subject Matter in Contemporary Art
- Subjects include people, animals, or issues, often exploring broader themes beyond traditional representation.
- Non-recognizable subjects may focus on artistic techniques or conceptual ideas requiring viewer engagement.
Styles of Contemporary Art
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Abstract Expressionism: Focuses on spontaneous emotion through painting.
- Example: "Dimension of Fear" by Jose Joya.
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Kinetic Art: Features sculptures that move with wind or machinery.
- Example: "Bubble Machine" by David Medalla.
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Op Art: Creates optical illusions through repetitive lines or images.
- Example: "Perpetual Motion" by Constancio Bernardo.
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This quiz explores the concept of subject matter in art, focusing on the various subjects represented, including human figures, landscapes, and themes like childhood and environment. Participants will learn how to identify and analyze different subjects in artworks, enhancing their understanding of visual representation.
