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New Media Art Forms/Contemporary Flashcards

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Art genre that is seen by the eye and perceived by the mind.

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Visual Arts

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It includes art forms that make use of new media such as installation art, public art, mixed media, photography, and digital arts.

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Visual Arts

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It consists of three-dimensional works that are site-specific.

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Installation Art

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It is designed to transform interior/exterior spaces to achieve an effect.

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Installation Art

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Example of installation art.

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Cry of the Dead Whale in Pasay City

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It is designed for and sited in a space accessible to the general public. It also requires collaborative work and engages different kinds of people.

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Public Art

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What are the communal places that can enhance the artist’s creativity.

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Monuments, Memorials, and Civic Statuary.

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Example of public art

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Arch of the Centuries

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It is the combination of different art forms.

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Mixed media

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It is an art, application, and practice of creating durable images by recording light or other electromagnetic radiation.

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Photography

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It is an artistic work or practice that uses digital technology.

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Digital Arts

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What are the main techniques used in visual arts?

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Representational art, Abstract art, and Non-Object art

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It shows actual objects/subjects from nature or reality.

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Representational Art

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It may look like exactly the objects copied naturally or realistically or can be stylized for as long as the essential parts are still present in the artwork.

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Representational Art

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He is an example artist in representational art.

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Joey Labrador

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In this main technique, the artist takes subjects from reality and nature but the artist presents them in a way different from the way they are seen in everyday life.

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Abstract Art

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A main technique where artists use elements of art such as lines, colors, shapes, textures, etc., and organize them by observing some or combination of the principles of design.

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Abstract Art

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It gained popularity in the 19th century and appealed to the intellectuals who liked to ponder on things.

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Abstract Art

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One of the main techniques used in visual art where artists use the elements of art and principles of design.

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Non-objective Art

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Artworks under this technique do not represent or depict a person, place, or thing in the natural world.

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Non-objective Art

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The contents of the work under this technique are colors, shapes, brush strokes, size, and scale.

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Non-Objective Art

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