Contemporary Filipino Arts From The Regions MODULE-1-CONARTS PDF

CONTEMPORARY PHILIPPINE ARTS FROM THE REGIONS In this module, you are expected to: Reflect on the art forms found in your community Acknowledge the significance of Philippine Contemporary Arts Identify the subjects of arts as well as the principles of design Create a visual design Criti...

CONTEMPORARY PHILIPPINE ARTS FROM THE REGIONS In this module, you are expected to: Reflect on the art forms found in your community Acknowledge the significance of Philippine Contemporary Arts Identify the subjects of arts as well as the principles of design Create a visual design Critique an artwork based on the three key elements SEATWORK 1.1 (8/7/24) The artworks presented below (labelled A & B) are masterpieces of Filipino artist. Observe and evaluate each one of them. In a separate sheet of paper, write a one liner caption on each of the artwork.  MODERN ART - developed as styles and techniques - emerged in the late 1800’s - waned in the middle of 20th century when postmodernism came to light  CONTEMPORARY ART - art that springs out of the present day events and passions of the society - art made and produced by artists living today. - emerged around late 1970’s - with the times (con tempo)  INTEGRATIVE ART - is an interdisciplinary major available to students who desire a curriculum that crosses over traditional single discipline lines. –The Integrative Arts student initially establishes an academic plan with the assistance of an approved adviser. The Subject of Art  REALISM -the subject is done the way it looks -Elements of art: color, shape and form, value, line -Principle of design: harmony, variety, 1954, Amorsolo Oil Painting proportion  Distortion ▪ the artist breaks apart a subject and rearranges it in a different manner ▪ Elements of art: color, shape and form, value, line ▪ Principle of design: variety, rhythm, proportion Mga Langgam sa Syudad, Ricky V. Ambagan 2009  Abstraction ▪ the artist breaks apart a subject and rearranges it in a different manner ▪ Elements of art: line, shape and form, color, value ▪ Principles of design: variety, rhythm, proportion Calesa, Vicente Manansala 1955 Non-objective Art by Olga Rozanova Non Objectivism there is totally no subject at all – just an interplay of pure elements of art Elements: line, color, shape and form, space Principles of design: variety, rhythm The Elements of Art