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• Art


  The manifestation or use of the various creative disciplines. It is produced by human creatively and skill to oneself.
• Disciplines


  • A branch of knowledge
• Art


  • Is a natural human behavior
  • Is communication
  • Is healing
  • Tells our story
  • Is shared experience
• Contemporary Art


  The art of the "now" or "present". These are the artwork that are produced in the present.
• It is difficult to define the actual starting point of contemporary art since the present is in constant motion, and what we might consider as contemporary art today might not be true in the future.
• Contemporary art is not restricted to individual experience, but it is reflective of the world we live in. Events in the world having effect to the Philippines.
• Modern Art


  Traditional
• Contemporary Art


  Present/Now
• Characteristics of Contemporary Art

  • Integrative
  • Process-based
  • Site-specific
  • Collaborative
  • Interactive
• Integrative


  The artist is free to integrate any medium or to conform any art form or style in order to express their artistic intention, without being limited to conform to a stylistic trend in order to be called contemporary.
• Process-based


  It emphasizes on how the artist starts not with a final product in mind, but instead begins with the development of a concept and then subsequently proceeds with realizing the idea.
• Site-specific


  It allows for an artwork's meaning to have a direct relationship to a specific location where it is seen or experienced
• Site-specific


  • Graffiti artwork as seen in the street vs. graffiti artwork seen in the museum
• Collaborative


  Wherein the end product is created with the involvement of two or more artist.
• Interactive


  It recognizes how the audience has the potential to change or add the meaning of an artwork.
• Visual Arts


  A term used to described a wide array of artistic disciplines that are appreciated primarily through sight.
• Visual Arts


  • Fine Arts
  • Decorative Arts
  • Contemporary Arts
• Fine Arts


  The artworks we readily associate with art. The term "fine arts" was first used to describe the art forms created primarily for their appearance rather than their practical use.
• Fine Arts


  • Drawing
  • Painting
  • Sculpture
  • Print
  • Graphic art
  • Calligraphy
  • Architecture