The World of Contemporary Arts Flashcards

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has no universally accepted definition, but it is commonly associated with describing “beauty” or even a skill that produces an aesthetic result.

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Art

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It is a form of expression. It provides a meaning and conveying a message.

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Art

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According to him: Art forms can be classified as Visual Art or Performing Art.

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Carlo Luis Guazon

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4
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tangible art forms

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Visual Arts

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5
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focuses on beauty but has no practical use

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Fine Arts

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Give examples of fine arts

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painting, sculpture, printmaking, graphic arts, calligraphy, and architecture

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known for its beauty and functions; considered as the lower version of art during medieval times.

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Decorative Arts

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Give examples of Decorative Arts

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textile art, glassware, jewelry, furniture, earthenware, metal craft, interior design

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art and craft of making pots and other wares using clay or mud.

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pottery

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art of manipulating and creating objects by subtracting and shaping materials such as wood or stone

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carving

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an art of interlacing threads or fiber to create textiles, fabric, mats, or other similar products.

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weaving

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an art of creating and manipulating metal to form various items such as jewelries, weapons, etc

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metal works

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13
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non-tangible forms of art

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Performing Arts

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14
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forms of art that involve the artist’s body, voice, or inanimate objects to convey artistic expression

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Performing Arts

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15
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art that includes vocal and instrumental sounds for the beauty of form or self-expression and is usually according to cultural standards.

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Music

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16
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performing art form consisting of purposefully selected sequences of human body movement that can be accompanied by music.

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Dance

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17
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a collaborative form of performing art that uses live performers, typically actors or actresses, to present the experience of a real or imagined event before a live audience in a specific place, often a stage.

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Theater

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18
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the most recent form of art. It is usually the combination of two or more forms of art.

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Contemporary Art

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the term used for “art of the present day”. Usually, artists are alive and still making work. It is often about ideas and concerns, rather than solely the aesthetic. Artists use different ways of experimenting with ideas and materials.

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Contemporary Arts

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20
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Examples of Modern Art

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collage, assemblage, mobile, installation

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21
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collection of pictures (2D)

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collage

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collective material or pieces to create shapes (3D)

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assemblage

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use of technology (e.g.: holographs); hanged on ceilings

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mobile

24
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installed on wall, ceiling, flooring

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installation

25
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Contemporary Performing Art Forms

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kundiman, pop music, ballad, chamber music, choral music, protest songs

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old form of music

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Kundiman

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modern music

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Pop Music

28
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soft, mellow music

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Ballad

29
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may include musical instruments

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Chamber Music

30
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contains instruments and a group of singers

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Choral Music

31
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songs that describe our society

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Protest Songs

32
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two types of pre-colonial art:

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ethnic art and islamic art

33
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three types of colonial art:

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Spanish colonial art, American colonial art, and Japanese colonial art

34
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two examples of post-colonial art:

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Philippine modern art, Philippine
Contemporary art

35
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Many of these tools recovered in Tabon Caves, Palawan were made from chert, which is a hard stone commonly found in the nearby riverbeds of Quezon, Palawan.

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flake tools and cobble tools (Old Stone Age)

36
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The oldest known ornaments made from cone shells were found in the early 1960’s in the grave of an adult male in Duyong Cave in Palawan. (Dated 4854 B.C)

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shell ornaments (New Stone Age)

37
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Samples of these drawings were reported in the place of Angono, Rizal.

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rocks art (New Stone Age)

  • discovered by Carlos “Botong” Francisco
38
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resembling human figures were found in Ayub Cave, in Pinol, Maitum, Saranggani Province. The jars used for secondary burial were dated to the Metal Age about 5BC. - 225 A.D.

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earthenware pots (Metal Age)

39
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formal introduction of Painting, Sculpture, and Architecture which was inspired by the Byzantine, Gothic, Baroque, and Rococo art styles was presented to the Philippines in this period.

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Colonial Art (Spanish Colonial Art)

40
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Who painted the Basi Revolt?

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Esteban Villanueva

41
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Who painted Langit Lupa at Impierno?

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Josef Luciano Dans

42
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Example of Baroque Style Church

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Miagao Church

43
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Example of Gothic Art Style

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San Sebastian Church

44
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Father of Filipino Painting and founder of Academia De Dibujo y Pintura, first Filipino who made his own self-portrait, La Sagrada Familia

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Damian Domingo

45
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Painter, Sculptor and political activist of the Philippine Revolution during the late 19th Century, Spoliarium

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Juan Luna y Novicio

45
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The formal introduction of basic education for all along with this was the introduction of their culture and beliefs. This primarily brought the Philippines’ Art from a different perspective. Art Illustration, Advertising, and Commercial Design gained popularity.

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Colonial Art (American Colonial Art)

46
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He painted the Philippine Charity Sweepstake

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Pablo Amorsolo

47
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Public building styles during this time were Neoclassical architecture, Arch deco style, and among others.

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Colonial Art (American Colonial Art)

48
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Examples of public buildings during the Colonial Art (American Colonial Art)

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Davao City Hall, Metropolitan Theater

49
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a portraitist and painter of rural landscapes. He is best known for his craftsmanship and mastery of the use of light

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Fernando Amorsolo

50
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emerged as the “Father of Modern Philippine Painting”

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Victorio Edades