Cpa First Lesson

• What is the time period during which Modern Art emerged?

  Late 1800's
• What caused Modern Art to wane in the middle of the 20th century?

  Postmodernism came to light
• When did Contemporary Arts emerge?

  Late 1970's
• What does the term "con tempo" refer to in the context of Contemporary Arts?

  It means "with the times"
• How is Integrative Art characterized?

  It is a hybrid art that is interactive and multi-disciplinary
• What are some examples of disciplines combined in Integrative Art?

  • Dance
  • Music
  • Song
• What is Installation Art?

  An art made indoors or outdoors where a space is transformed into a three-dimensional artwork
• What materials can be used in Installation Art?

  Diverse materials, using a realistic or abstract style
• What does Appropriation in art refer to?

  It is also known as borrowing and finds inspiration in artworks from previous periods
• What is Abstraction in art?

  The artist breaks apart a subject and rearranges it in a different manner
• What are the elements of art involved in Abstraction?

  Line, shape and form, color, value
• What is Non-objectivism in art?

  There is totally no subject at all, just an interplay of pure elements of art
• What are the elements of art in Non-objectivism?

  Line, color, shape and form, space
• How is Shape defined in art?

  Formed when ends of a line meet, can be geometric or organic
• What distinguishes Form from Shape?

  Form is three-dimensional, while shape is two-dimensional
• What does the term "Elements of Art" refer to?

  Shapes, lines, colors, tones, and textures used to produce sensations on a flat surface
• What is Realism in art?


  The subject is done the way it looks
• What are the elements of art in Realism?

  Color, shape and form, value, line
• What is Distortion in art?

  The artist breaks apart a subject and rearranges it in a different manner
• What are the elements of art involved in Distortion?

  Color, shape and form, value, line
• What is Pastiche in art?


  It blurs the divisions between fine art and commercial art
• What is Bricolage in art?

  A creation or construction that uses a diverse range of materials
• What does Visual Design refer to?

  A composition or layout of lines, shapes, and color to form patterns
• What is Theatrical Performance?


  The staging and execution of a production like drama, opera, and festivals
• How does Cinema differ from Theatrical Performance?

  Cinema is not a live performance and is seen on a flat screen
• What is an example of a contemporary theatrical performance?

  RAK of AEGIS
• What is an example of a film produced by Star Cinema?

  Anak starred by Vilma Santos and Claudine Barreto
• What materials are needed for the activity "Collage on the Elements of Art"?

  • 1 short bond paper
  • Any materials found in your household
  • Marking tools
  • Glue
• What influenced the variety of art forms in the Philippines?

  Colonial periods in history - Spanish, British, American, and Japanese
• When did post-modernism appear in the Philippines?

  Late 1980's
• What do post-modernists believe about artists?

  Artists should borrow, combine, explore what already existed
• What is the relationship between Integrative Art and post-modernism?

  Integrative Art is a result of post-modernist beliefs and practices
• What are the three contexts of art?

  • Form: The surface feature of an artwork
  • Content: The subject matter that carries the message
  • Context: The varied situations in which works have been produced or interpreted
• What is Color in art?


  A sensation created by visible wavelengths of light caught in a prism
• What is Value in art?

  The degree of lightness and darkness of a color
• What is Texture in art?


  The surface of an artwork which can be actual or simulated
• What is Choreography in art?

  The arrangement or design for dance movements
• What are Musical Instruments?

  Any tool or device that produces a sound
• What are Literary and Musical Compositions?


  Written works meant to be read, sung, or delivered in a play
• What is Harmony in the Principles of Design?

  It refers to the wholeness of the design and the pleasing arrangement of parts