Lesson 2

• Earth Art


  A movement using the natural environment to build structures, sculptures, and formations, often called land art or earthwork
• Pop Art


  Modern art believed to have commenced following the pop art era, emerging in response to preceding artistic forms
• Conceptual Art


  A trend rewarding concepts about art pieces' visual or formal components, adopting forms like performance, events, and ephemera
• Philippine Sculpture


  • The art decoration of the Metropolitan Theater in Liwasang Bonifacio completed by Juan Arellano in 1931, an example of sculpture with architectural integration
• Philippine Literature


  • Reflects society's social and political views through realistic characteristics, connections to current happenings, and socioeconomic messages
• Performance Art


  A movement with conceptualist origins, a drama-inspired approach to art that started in the 1960s
• Philippine Theatre


  • Broadway's musicals, such as Phantom of the Opera
  • Great plays by playwrights like Tom Stoppard, August Wilson, and Theresa Rebeck
• Installation Art


  Characterized by artworks in 3D interior spaces, built site-specific to provide a connection with the space environment
• Minimalism


  A movement disposing of structures to make, disseminate, and view art, remaining prevalent
• Photorealism


  Artists succeeded in producing hyper-realistic paintings and drawings, a parallel phenomenon to modern art trend
• Philippine Film


  • 1950s marked as the first golden age of Philippine cinema with large production studios like LVN Pictures, Sampaguita Pictures, and Premiere Productions employing leading filmmakers and popular stars
• Street Art


  Reflects protest, disorder, or rebellion, with early graffiti artists cooperating with this ideology in the 1960s and 1970s