Considered as guide, technique, or strategy of the artist in creating artworks
Principles of Contemporary Art
Affect the meaning and concept
Appropriation
It uses modification/appropriated in order for the audience to appreciate the artwork
Performance
Body is used as a medium of artwork
Space
Area/technique to make the artwork attractive
Hybridity
Use of unconventional materials
Technology
Can be a way to create or disseminate artworks
Elements of Art Design
Serve as a foundation, because they carry and structure the work of art. They can also be referred to as "building blocks"
Line
Most essential element of art, the foundation of all elements
Shape
2 dimensional with height and width. Geometric shape - shapes that are measurable and have smooth edges. Organic shape - found in nature which are not measurable and have complicated edges
Form
These are 3 dimensional. Turning shape into a form means adding one more dimension (depth)
Texture
The element that appeals to the sense of touch/feels. Tactile - real texture,
Implied - artificial texture that is made through the technique of the artist
Color
It adds life and gives an interest to artworks
Space
The area created in a work of art. Positive space - the object/artwork itself, Negative space - the area around the artwork or the background
Value
Refers to the lightness and darkness of an object in an artwork, or the color in an art. Ways to add value: Shading, Stippling, Cross Hatching
Principles of Art Design
Emphasis
Rhythm
Movement
Unity
Contrast
Variety
Emphasis
Focus of an artwork / the part that catches your attention first
Rhythm
Use of repeated design
Movement
Creates feeling of motion through rhythm
Unity
Oneness or compatibility of the materials to create harmony in a work of art
Contrast
Difference created in a work of art / opposite of emphasis
Variety
An interplay of different use of elements in a work of art. These affects meaning of a work of art
Forms of Artistic Expression
Picture
Sculpture
Architecture
Literature
Music
Dance
Theatre
Cinema
Picture
The visual element or the image, ranging from two dimensional objects like paintings, drawings, and photography
Sculpture
Three dimensional artworks
Architecture
The design of buildings and structures that are based on purpose
Literature
An artform of language through the use of words such as poems and novels
Music
Artforms that appeals to the sense of hearing
Dance
The art of human form
Theatre
The artform of performance
Cinema
Technological translation of theatre. It enhances the visual effects through the use of technology
Context
Settings, conditions, circumstances, and occurrences affecting production and reception or audience response to an artwork
Artist'sBackground
It refers to the personal information of the artist
Artist's Background
Artist's Background us
Taka - red papier-mache sculptures of horses with the town of Paete, Laguna
Abdul Mari Asia Imao - from the culture of Mindanao like the mythical sarimanok
Cutting Onions Always Makes Me Cry - a self portrait that presents cooking, female identity
Alfredo Juan and Isabel Aquilizan - the two Filipino migrants
Nature
Can be seen as a source of inspiration and a wellspring of materials for art production
Nature
T'nalak - the traditional cloth of T'boli people of South Cotabato, the weaver uses t'nalak designs inspired by nature: kleng (crab), gmayaw (bird in flight), tofi (frog), and sawo (snake skin)
TraditionalIvatanHouses in Batanes built using stones and fango for its walls
FernandoAmorsolo - the first to be named National Artist (1972) who painted landscapes as romantic pictures
Everyday Life
Experiences and daily routines
Everyday Life
pabalat, delicate pastillas wrappers from Bulacan
Lirio Salvador - Sandata ni Shiva
Society, Politics, Economy, andHistory
Contexts that can influence art
Society, Politics, Economy, and History
Dalagang Bukid - Hermogenes Ilagan and Leon Ignancio