1Any work created by a living artist
Contemporary Art
2Contemporary art changed dramatically through the century to century period.
Contemporary art changed dramatically through the 20th century to 21st century period.
3Recent and emerging art.
Contemporary Art
4Expression or application of human creative skill and imagination, typically in visual form such as painting or sculpture, producing works to be appreciated primarily for their beauty or emotional power.
Art
5Tool for communication
Art
6Artwork reflects the and their
Artwork reflects the artist and their society
7(6) Art as a form of;
1. Self-expression
2. Theraphy
3. Aesthetic
4. Inspiration
5. Motivation
6. Awareness
8People who create art.
Artists
9Being up to date and technologically advanced
Modern art
10Art that is current and new is also referred to modern as opposed to “traditional” or “conservative”
Modern art
11Modern is sometime between - (past).
Modern is sometime between 1860-1950s (past).
121960 - still emerging
Produced by artists living today
Contemporary Art
131880 - 1960
Referred to as “traditional”
Modern Art
14Is the art of the present, which is continuously in process and in flux
Contemporary Art
15Contemporary Art is the
Contemporary Art is the Art of the present
16Author: Hernando R. Ocampo
Art: The Contrast
17Art: The Contrast
Author: Hernando R. Ocampo
18Author: Xyza Cruz Bacani
Art: Man in Stairs
19Art: Man in Stairs
Author: Xyza Cruz Bacani
20Author: H. Ocampo
Art: Man and Carabao
21Art: Man and Caraba
Author: H. Ocampo
22Art: Morning Dance
Author: Cesar Legaspi
23Author: Cesar Legaspi
Art: Morning Dance
24- Produced paintings in 90’s and well into 21st
- Hard-edged and abstract minimalist style
- National Artist
Arturo Luz
25- Painted “Musikero” series, depicting roving ragtag bands of musicians carrying cymbals and horn, clarinet and drum, playing cacophony of sounds. The contrasting planes and lines between musicians and instruments carried into Luz’s geometric bias.
Arturo Luz
26Father of Philippine Modern Art
Victorio Edades
27Initiating the Modern Art movement that challenged the Neoclassic style, which was dominant that time
Victorio Edades
28Neoclassic or Modern
Depicts reality as closely as possible and idealizes it: beautiful and pastoral
N
29Neoclassic or Modern
Creates illusions of depth, nearness and farness
N
30Neoclassic or Modern
Familiar and comfortable
N
31Neoclassic or Modern
Considered as “academic” as it was and continues to be taught in school (UP Fine Arts) where Fernando Amorsolo and Guillermo Tolentino are influentialA
N
32Neoclassic or Modern
Depict what might be thought as “ugly” and unpleasant
M
33Neoclassic or Modern
- Do not aim to copy and idealize reality
- They change and flatten the picture instead of creating illusions of depth
M
34Neoclassic or Modern
they change colors and flatten the picture instead of new looking and shocking
M
35Author: Fernando Amorsolo
Art: The Palay Maiden
36Art: The Palay Maiden
Author: Fernando Amorsolo
37Author: Victorio Edades
Art: Mora Girl
38Art: Mora Girl
Author: Victorio Edades
39Social Realist of the 70s are considered heirs of
Social Realist of the 70s are considered heirs of Neo-realist
40Contemporary art is influenced by
Contemporary art is influenced by Social Realism
41is a social realist but the style and medium of installation is markedly different
Imelda Cajipe-Endaya
42they cannot be experienced in the same way if removed from their original places of exhibit whether in the gallery, out on the streets, in the forest, on the internet, etc.
Site Specific
43integrate various medium and art forms
Process based
44the art is never complete without the audience’s active input
Collaborative and Interactive