Contemporary Philippine

Arts from the Regions

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 Module 8:
Photography and Digital Art:
Technology Aided Art
Duration: One Week

Learning Objectives:

At the end of this module, students are expected to:

1. Differentiate among the types of photography and digital art.
2. Explain the function and techniques employed in photography and digital art.
3. Apply concepts on sample photographs and digital artworks.
4. Value and appreciate the importance of photography and digital art in daily
lives.
 Photography and digital art are the most accessible and manipulated art form used by billions of people
around the globe. Since technology has changed the photography, the camera has evolved into different sizes.
With the invention of mobile devices with camera, it can now fit into anyone’s pocket so that it is now the most
convenient image taking gadget. The images taken by the mobile device can be uploaded instantly through
Facebook, Twitter, email, and many other ways with digital interventions. It is very common to see online
photos of anything and everything that human beings do: What they have for breakfast, daily activities,
celebrations, and everything else that can be visually recorded and uploaded for the whole world to see.
Sharing photos is a good thing. Seeing beautiful photographs is good for the spirit and can make the
viewer appreciate people, things, and nature. However, not all photographs are true to nature as they can be
reproduced, duplicated, and manipulated. This means you may not be looking at the photograph of a personas
they actually appear in reality.
For more discussions and examples, please refer to the attached PPT.

Electronic-aided Digital Art (Yuchengco Museum)

1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XjDVig2IyqA
2. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Yk8xPyCs3k
3. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C-Tiv3yyPAM

The link will be given in our group chat for the synchronous session for this week. Thanks!

-GOD BLESS-