ARTIST, ARTISAN AND PRODUCTION PROCESS

• CORE IDEA

  Art and artisans are producer of art
• ARTIST

  • has technical competence
  • inject creativity in his/her work
• ARTISAN

  • has technical competencies
  • follow the dictates of the designer
• ARTIST - involved in a process of adventure and discovery in working with his/her medium
• ARTISAN - concerned exclusively with the manipulation of material to produce expected design
• ARTIST VS ARTISAN

  Technique is only a means to an end.

  Technique is an end in itself.
• What are the difference between artist and artisans? (Shapiro,1976)

  according to Hegel, an artist is a conceptual thinker, activity is intentional and self-conscious. on the other hand, an artisan acts in instinctive and mechanical terms.
• What are the differences between artist and an artisan? (ortiz et al.,1976)

  Both have roles in production of arts. Artists learn from artisans, and artisans learn from artists.
• 3 parts of Production Process

  • Preproduction
  • Production
  • Postproduction
• PREPRODUCTION

  • ideation process of the artist
  • may take time or be quick
  • sometimes seep into production stage
  • may not necessarily be fully formulated
  • may overlap with production
• PRODUCTION

  • Execution of the artwork
  • May vary depending on medium and technique of the artist
  • May overlap with preproduction
• POSTPRODUCTION

  • allowing the artwork to set, tweaking artwork, preparing artwork for transport and display, and promotion and inclusion of artworks publication and discussion.
• POSTPRODUCTION

  • consideration of how the finished artwork will be circulated and accepted by the audience
• who are involved in the art world?

  -individuals and groups that participated in the art world.
• who are involved in the art world?

  artist and artist group are producer of artworks.

  artist group are social fellowship
• ART ACADEMY

  1. is a formal institution for instruction about art practice.
  2. 1st academy, Academia de Dibujoy Pintura, established by Damian Domingo.
• Art Writers (Art Historians, Art Critics) Art historians and art critics write about art. 

  The main aim of art historians is to 

  contextualize artworks in their place and time in history. 

  Art critics write about art to help 

  the public understand and 

  appreciate art. 
• Art Collectors 

  • are the patrons of art. 

  — They buy finished artworks or 

  commission artists to create 

  specific artworks for their desired purposes. 
• Art Institutions

  (organizations, even independent projects) focused on the development and/or preservation of art. 

  - They may be private organizations or government-mandated organizations They can be housed in the academe or in art museums or galleries. 
• Art Museums and Galleries 

  — are common platforms for exhibitions of art. 

  They house important artworks and artifacts. 
• Art Curators 

  ―  responsible for organizing exhibitions in galleries or 

  museums. 

  • responsible for researching 

  and developing themes for exhibitions. 

  • Responsible for coordinating 

  with artists. 
• Public 

  - is the general audience of the art world. 

  Today, the art scene is continuously opening itself to the public from small shows by independent groups to grand exhibitions by big names in the industry 
• WHO ARE INVOLVED IN THE ART WORLD?

  • artist and artist group
  • art academy
  • art writers
  • art collector
  • art institution
  • art museums and galleries
  • art curators
  • public