CPAR MOD 2

• Integrative Art as Applied to Contemporary Art
• The Artist is Present


  Performance Art by Marina Abramovic in 2010 at MoMA to explore the complex relationship between her and the audience using her own body to convey ideas and challenge herself and participants emotionally, intellectually, and physically. The performance ran 8 hours daily for almost three months and she met the gaze of 1,000 strangers. The show was spiritual and cathartic for some, pretentious and self-indulgent to others.
• The Lovers


  1988 performance by Ulay and Marina Abramovic where they planned to walk the entire Great Wall of China alone, starting from opposite ends and meeting in the middle to get married. They walked for 90 days and covered roughly 2,000 km each. They waited 5 years to perform The Lovers, which transformed from wedding to divorce.
• Etymology of Art


  The Latin word "ars," which means skill. Therefore, it is synonymous with skill, artifact, cunning, artifice, and craft, which all mean the faculty of what is devised.
• Art is a diverse range of human activity and resulting products that involve creative or imaginative talent expressive of technical proficiency, beauty, emotional power, or conceptual ideas.
• Functions of Art

  • Personal
  • Social
  • Economic
  • Political
  • Historical
  • Cultural
  • Religious
  • Physical
  • Aesthetic
• Personal Function

  Every artist has their personal reasons for indulging in art, often due to their passion for their respective art forms.
• Social Function


  Art is how individuals associate with their fellow beings as social beings.
• Economic Function

  Venturing into the arts can be lucrative, as evidenced by the high prices of artworks by Carlos "Botong" Francisco and Fernando Amorsolo.
• Political Function


  Political figures use art as a platform to promote their programs and advocacy, as exemplified by Imelda Romualdez-Marcos' patronage of the arts.
• Historical Function


  Architectural works, sculptures, paintings, and other art forms serve to record historical figures and events.
• Cultural Function


  Buildings, furniture, clothes, and the like form part of the country's material culture.
• Religious Function


  Many art forms originated from religion, with people in olden times worshiping their gods in songs and dances.
• Physical Function


  Houses and other buildings are constructed to protect their occupants and all others inside them.
• Aesthetic Function


  Artworks serve to beautify and elicit pleasure or displeasure when appreciated or experienced aesthetically.
• Classifications of Art

  • Performing Arts (Theater, Dance, Music, Opera)
  • Media Arts (Installation Art, Film/Cinema, Computer/Digital Art)
  • Visual Arts (Painting, Sculpture, Crafts)
  • Literary Arts (Poetry, Prose)
• Fine Arts


  • Painting
  • Sculpture
  • Architecture
• Visual Arts


  • Installation Art
  • Public Art
  • Mixed and Multimedia Art
  • Photography and Digital Art
  • Contemporary Art Crafts (Woven Products, Bags and Accessories, Footwear)
• Performing Arts


  • Film
  • Theater and Performing Arts
  • Dance
  • Music
• Why do we study art? Art may not be an art to everybody, but studying art can help express oneself, develop decision and problem-solving skills, and realize there are many ways to deal with and solve obstacles.
• Contemporary Art Styles dominant in the Philippines

  • Abstraction
  • Expressionism
  • Social Realism
  • Mixed Media Art
• Contemporary Art Movements/Styles


  • Abstractionism
  • Expressionism
  • Kinetic Art
  • Op Art
  • Environmental Art
  • Feminism Art
  • Performance Art
  • Minimalism
  • Video Art
  • Graffiti Art
  • Postmodern Art
  • Body Art
  • Digital Art
• Contemporary Art


  The art of "now", comprising expressive art in several forms created and produced in the present, specifically in the 21st Century or roughly from the 1960s to the current period. It is not confined to museums but can be found in various public spaces, and selling contemporary art becomes more accessible. Contemporary artists are often self-taught, welcome new mediums, and focus on the process of art-making rather than originality.
• Integrated Art is inter-disciplinary art, art research, development, production, presentation, or artistic creation of work that fully uses two or more art disciplines to create a work for a specific audience.
• ABSTRACTIONISM

  EXPRESSIONISM

  Artist applies paint in a manner that

  expresses emotions and feelings in

  a spontaneous way. The figures

  may be heavy in lines and color

  without solid mass.
• KINETIC

  ART


  Artist designs a sculpture that

  may be moved by the wind or

  powered by a machine or

  electricity.
• Opt Art


  Uses lines or images repeatedly to create an optical illusion
• Environmental Art

  • Involves the artistic creation or manipulation of space such as landscape or architectural design that may enclose its audience
  • Includes earthwork or art using stones, leaves, trees, grass, or other natural elements
• Feminism Art

  • Emerged from concerns of female artists expressed through art
  • Tackles issues of identity, sexuality, gender roles, equality, and the ways in which the female is treated in society
• Performance Art


  Combines a variety of media and the human body to execute an artistic theatrical expression performed before a live audience
• Minimalism


  • Stripped-down, prefabricated look
  • Free of details
  • Flat surface
  • Expresses a specific content or statement
• Video art


  Images recorded on video and viewed through a television, computer, or projection screen
• Graffiti art


  Drawing, inscription, or sketch done hastily on a wall or other surface made to be seen by the public
• Postmodern art

  • Carries modern styles to extreme practices
  • Often expressing an idea through a mix of materials such as found objects welded together
• Body art


  • Art form that uses the body as the medium or main material
  • Can be painted or clothed and used for art performance in public
  • Tattooing and piercing are examples of body art
• Digital art


  • Done with the aid of a computer to create an image or design composed of bits and bytes
  • The image can be printed on paper, tarpaulin, or other mediums
• VICTORIO EDADES


  Usage of bold strokes and bright colors
• THE BUILDERS


  by Victorio Edades
• CARLOS "BOTONG" FRANCISCO


  abstraction, expressionism, surrealism
• BLOOD COMPACT


  by Carlos "Botong" Francisco