HANDOUTS
CPAR
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REGIONS
ARTS as means of
expression that require
imagination /skill in making
aesthetic objects or
encounters can be shared
with other people
Defined as a human
pursuit to imitate life
and the world into
something pleasing or
beautiful
Contemporary Arts can be COLOR
defined as art produced by
artists today
J. Paul Getty Museum
defines arts made
and produced by
artists living today
Contemporary arts
today is not restricted
to the individual
experience of the
artist but is reflective
of the world that we
live in
Characteristic of
Contemporary arts
Site-specific intensity= color is strong and
Process-based bright; low intensity= color is
Collaborative and faint and dull)
interactive
Visual arts
Encompasses a wide
range of forms
created by Filipinos
These art forms
include ,painting,
sculpture and The three secondary
architecture
colors (green, orange
Brief History of Philippine Art
Pr-conquest and purple) are
We refer to art before
the coming of the first
created by mixing two
colonizers as pre- primary colors.
conquest.
Another six tertiary
In stylistic terms we
refer to it as colors are created by
indigenous to mixing primary and
emphasize the idea
that our ancestors secondary colors.
have been making art COLOR SCHEMES
even before
colonization MONOCHROMATIC
Also describe as pre- Involves using the
colonial
ART AND ITS VISUAL same hue but with
ELEMENTS different gradients of
Line
An element of art value
defined by a point ANALOGOUS
moving in space. Line
may be two-or three- Entails the use of
dimensional, three or four adjacent
descriptive, implied, or
abstract. colors in the color
refers to a wheel
prolongation of a point
or a mark on a COMPLEMENTARY
surface Using color and its
Shape and Mass
An element of art that complement
is two-dimensional, SPLIT-COMPLEMENTARY
flat, or limited to
height and width. TETRADIC
Element of art refers Double complementary color
to an area with
boundaries identified scheme
or drawn using lines VALUE
An element of art Refers to lightness or
made up of three
darkness of an area
properties:
hue, value, and intensity TEXTURE
Hue: name of color
Refers to the feel or
,refers to the basic or
pure color appearance of a
Value: hues
surface
lightness and
darkness (a colors SPACE
value changes when
Area that is occupied
white or black is
added) by an object or a
Intensity: quality of
subject
brightness and purity (high
Primary, Secondary
and Tertiary Colors
In the RYB (or
subtractive) color
model, the primary
colors are red, yellow
and blue.