CPAR Midterms

• Humanities


  The study of the human experiences.
• Humanities


  It is how people process their thoughts, beliefs, and longings.
• Contemporary Art


  It is the art that springs out of the present-day events and passion of the society.
• Contemporary Art


  Serves as a form of expression of the people's present feelings & longing.
• Characteristics of Contemporary Arts

  1. It is not confined in a museum.
  2. Practice of selling has changed.
  3. Originality is not an issue in comtemporary arts
  4. Culturally diverse & technology oriented
• Modern Art


  Artistic work produced in the period of 1860s to 1970s.
• Modern Art


  Traditions of the past have been thrown aside in the spirit of experimentation.
• Integrative Arts


  These art forms are interactive and multi-disciplinary in nature.
• Integrative Arts


  Consisting of ideas and practices from different branches of learning.
• Traditional Arts


  Art that is a part of the culture of a group of people, skills, and knowledge of which are passed down through generations from master craftsmen to apprentices.
• Different Styles in Contemporary Art

  1. Abstract Expressionism
  2. Kinetic Art
  3. OP Art
  4. Minimalism
  5. Graffiti Art
  6. Body Art
• Abstract Expressionism


  Expresses emotions and feelings in a spontaneous way.
• Kinetic Art


  It is a sculpture that moves with the wind or is powered by a machine or electricity.
• OP Art


  Uses lines and images repeatedly to create an optical illusion.
• Minimalism


  Had a stripped-down, pre-fabricated look, free of details.
• Graffiti Art


  Is a drawing, inscription, or sketch done hastily on a wall.
• Body Art


  Is an art form that uses the body as the medium or main material.
• Elements in Art

  1. Lines
  2. Color
  3. Value
  4. Shape & Form
  5. Form in Art
  6. Texture
  7. Space
• Lines


  Extension of a point
• Line


  Short or long mark drawn or carved on a surface.
• Color


  Probably the most striking art element that catches the eye.
• Value


  Degree of lightness and darkness of a color.
• Shape


  It is formed when the end of the lines meet.
• Shape


  It can be geometric (angular) or organic (curvy).
• Form in Art


  Element of art that is a three-dimensional geometrical figure.
• Texture


  It is the surface of an artwork.
• Texture


  It can be actual or tactile.
• Space


  It can be defined as the void or emptiness.
• Two Types of Space

  1. Positive Space
  2. Negative Space
• Principles of Design

  1. Design
  2. Unity
  3. Variety
  4. Rhythm
  5. Proportion
  6. Balance
  7. Movement
  8. Emphasis
• Design


  Overall structure of the art form.
• Harmony


  Other word for unity.
• Unity


  Quality of wholeness or oneness.
• Unity


  The arrangement of elements to create a feeling of completeness.
• Variety


  Pertains of the assortment or diversity of a work of art.
• Rhythm


  Regular repetition of lines, shapes, or colors that create movement.
• Proportion


  Elements in a work of art should have a relationship with one another.
• Balance


  Pertains to the even distribution of weight.
• Balance


  It is the principle that deals with equality.
• Movement


  The path your eyes follow along edges, lines, and shapes.