CPAR (MODULE 4)

• Paper


  Most popular surface used for 2D art work, organic material from the pulp of wood or other fibrous substances
• Canvas


  A firm closely woven cloth usually of linen, hemp, or cotton backed or framed as a surface for painting
• Wood


  A hard wood board or panel that offers a more rigid surface resulting in less cracking in the paint
• Charcoal


  An organic drawing material made from burnt wood, comes in sticks and is easy to blend. Compressed charcoal is pressed into sticks.
• Pigments


  A group of compounds that are intensely colored
• Binders


  Material that holds together the grains of pigment and allows it to stick on the painting surface
• 1. dimensional media


  Wood, metal, stone, clay, cement, glass, food, shell
• Wood


  A medium-size hardwood tree classified as Molave, Acacia, Langka, Ipil, Kamagong, Palm wood, Bamboo
• Metal


  Steel, an alloy of iron and carbon. Stainless steel is popular in contemporary artworks due to its corrosion resistance. Bronze and brass are other metal alloys used.
• Stone


  Marble, Alabaster, a hard, crystalline metamorphic form of lime. Capable of being polished.
• Clay


  An earthly material composed of minerals rich in alumina, silica, and water
• Cement


  A powdery substance made with calcite, lime, and clay
• Glass


  A material composed of very tiny, loose particles of rock
• Food


  Edible media
• Shell


  Capiz, Puka, Pava, Blacktip, Sigay, Troca - various types of shells found in the Philippines, used for making jewelry, accessories, and other artworks
• Fiber


  Used for making textiles and fabrics
• Painting techniques


  • Objective accuracy - the artist can do art by being a detached observer/by employing a selective eye
  • Formal order - Intellectual order analyzing; presenting
  • Biomorphic order - patterns and shapes reminiscent of nature and living organisms
  • Emotion - Themes of emotion, feeling, and romance are common
  • Fantasy - manipulates illusion and reality, originates in both logical and irrational mental processes
• Sculpture techniques


  • Modeling - created with a soft or malleable material
  • Casting - made through a material that is poured and hardened in a mold
  • Carving - involves cutting or chipping away a shape from a hard material
  • Assembling - process of gathering and putting objects together
• Performing arts


  • Film - new wave of Filipino directors tended towards exposing relevant social topics or hybridizing Filipino topics with Western techniques
  • Performance art - artists used the basic elements of time, space, the performer's body and the audience who will randomly witness their performance
• Dance


  • Disco - 1970s hip and frenetic movement, raising of arms to the beat of the music
  • Hip-hop - street dance styles
• Music


  OPM, POP, Emo, Post-hardcore, Post-rock