Professional Documents
Culture Documents
MARTINEZ Form– is the totality of the artwork, which includes textures, colors and shapes
LESSON 9: CAUGHT IN BETWEEN: MODERN AND CONTEMPORARY ART utilized by an artist.
Modern Art- predecessor of contemporary Art
Content– is the subject matter and underlying meanings or themes.
ART MOVEMENTS CAUGHT IN BETWEEN THE MODERN AND CONTEMPORARY
2. IMPROVISATION- doing something without prior preparation.
1. Abstract expressionism (early 1940s to mid-1960)
-focus on the basic tenets of abstraction 3. APPROPRIATION- The authorship relies on the viewer. Intentions of the appropriation
2. Optical Art ( early 1960s onward) artist are often question since issues of plagiarism or forgery sometimes arise.
- uses optical illusion
3. Kinetic Art (early 1950s onward)
-harnessing the current and direction of the wind LESSON 11: ART IN ASIA
4. Gutai ( 1950s-1970s)
-embodiment or concreteness 1. CHINESE ART
5. Minimalism (early 1960s)
-use of objects and materials that had an “industrial” the sparse Zhou Dynasty – art flourished tremendously
6. Pop Art (1950s) Confucianism- depicts everyday life and social interaction
- drew inspiration from commercial culture Chinese painting- monumental styles (rocks and mountain serve as barrier)
-art spaces had no relationship with real life Porcelain- common decorative ornaments for Chinese
Nature- central theme of their vases
CONTEMPORARY ART MOVEMENTS
2. JAPANESE ART
1. Neo- Pop Art
2. Photorealism They were influence by western and modernization
3. Conceptualism Haniwa- Japanese ceramic product
4. Performance Art Shintoism- native religion of japan
5. Installation Art Buddhism- integral part of Japanese culture
6. Earth Art
China influenced the Japanese’s art and religious beliefs
7. Street Art
Ukiyo-e – crafted through woodcut prints
3. PHILIPPINE ART
LESSON 10: SOULMAKING, APPROPRIATION, and IMPROVISATION
Pottery- earliest form of art
1. SOULMAKING- Making and Deriving Meaning from Art
Manunggal Jar in Palawan – serves as burial jar (Belief in afterlife)
Weaving – earliest form of art particularly in Cordillera.
Style -refers to the distinctive handling of elements and media associated with the
work of an individual artist, a school, a movement, or a specific culture or time T’nalak – T’boli’s woven abaca cloth
period. Okir – designs of woordcarving done by Tausug and Maranao
Spaniards used art to propagate their Christian faith
Spoliarium by Juan Luna- painting garnered a gold medal
FOR FINAL TERM ACTIVITIES
Direction: 1. Answer the following in a yellow paper or better in a bond paper (Don’t forget to write your name) | 2. Make sure that it is legible enough for the
instructor | 3. Untidy work will be deducted | 4. Follow the instruction given per assessment | 5. There’s NO ROOM for CHEATING. If you got caught, then you will
face the consequence (Your score may not be recorded) | | The last day of the submission will be on June 11, 2020 as per indicated in the memorandum posted on
ASSCAT page ( Kindly read the said memo for you to get enlighten) | 4. If you have queries, feel free to ask your instructor through Private message ( 2nd account)
4. What is/are the most important thing/s you’ve learned in G.E.6 –Art Appreciation subject under Sir Mark (one of the hottest instructors of ASSCAT)?