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MAGANDANG

morning
CONTEMPORARY PHILIPPINE ARTS FROM
THE REGION
RIZAL NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
DEREK F. HIPOLITO
10.25.18

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What is
contemporary arts?
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Contemporary art
Refers to art – namely,
painting, sculpture,
photography,
installation,
performance, and video
art – produced today.

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ContEMPORARY
HISTORY FUN FACTS

POP ART
Pioneered by artists like
Andy Warhol and Roy
Lichtenstein, and was
defined by an interest in
portraying mass culture.

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Pop art
It lasted roughly from the 1950s through
the 1970s.

@J E F F K O O N S
NEO-POP ART

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PHOTOREaLISM

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Gerhard Richter
Chuck Close
It aims to produce hyper realistic
drawings and paintings. (often
created to produce icons.)
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conceptualism
It fought against the idea of art as
a commodity.

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It emerged as a formal movement in the
1960s
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minimalism
An abstract, simple and aesthetic
work of art that invites viewers to
respond to what they see.

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PERFORMANCE ART
A drama-inspired approach to art.

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#performing
ARTS

It is not solely intended as


entertainment. Instead, its
goal is to convey a
message or idea
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INSTALLATION ART
An immersive medium of art.
Installation are three – dimensional
constructions that transform their
sorroundings and alter viewers
perception of space.
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4. MORE IMAGE,
LESS TEXT
Instead of unreadable text, use an
eye-catching image and less text

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MAGANDANG
morning
The arts
It is the expression
of creativity
amongst human
societies and
cultures.

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Constituents of arts
1. LITERARY ARTS
Form of art that is
acquainted with
letters. (LATIN:Litera) an
individual written
character
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Constituents of arts
1. TYPES OF LITERARY ARTS
• Prose
• Drama and Poetry

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Constituents of arts
1. PERFORMING ARTS
It includes dance,
music, theatre, opera,
mime and the others
that constitutes human
performance .
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Constituents of arts
1. PERFORMING ARTS
Each discipline in the
performing arts is temporal
in nature, meaning the
product is performed over
a period of time.

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Historical overview
Philippine art
PRE – CONQUEST
PAINTING: Potter; body adornment, ornament
SCULPTURE: Pottery, carving and woodwork,
metalwork and expression.
ARCHITECTURE: Dwellings and houses, shelters,
worship areas, official residences, mosque,
masjid, state edifices.
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Historical overview
Philippine art
Spanish period (1521 – 1898)
PAINTING: Religious (icon & ecclesiastical), secular
(portraiture).
SCULPTURE: Santos, furniture, reliefs, altar pieces,
jewelry, metalwork, fieta, ornamentation.
ARCHITECTURE: Church, plaza complex; town
planning, fornification, civiv buildings and
installatuions.
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Historical overview
Philippine art
American period (1898 – 1940)
PAINTING: Landscape, portraiture, genre,
interior, still life.
SCULPTURE: Free standing, relief, public art
ARCHITECTURE: City Planning parks,
waterfronts, public works, education and
business
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Historical overview
Philippine art
japanese period (1941 – 1945)
PAINTING & SCULPTURE: Wartime scene
(aggression, nationalism, atrocities, symbolic
protest.)
ARCHITECTURE: Public works

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5. ONE STORY PER
SLIDE
Each slide represents a complete
story. I might be presenting statistics
(sparingly), recalling an experience
that leads to a lesson, or teaching a
lesson.
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6. REVEAL ONE BULLET
AT A TIME
The trick when presenting text,
like a short list of bullets, is to
make your point without losing
the audience.
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THIS IS WRONG!
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7. LEAVE THE FIREWORKS
TO DISNEY
Your job is to make you the star.
Simple transitions, clean fonts and
large, attractive graphics trumps
PowerPoint tricks, every time.
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8. USE THE 2/4/8 RULE.
No more than 1 slide every 2 minutes
No more that 4 bullets per slide
No more than 8 words per bullet.

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9. FADE TO BLACK WHEN
SPEAKING
Your slides are not the point—you
are. When you fade to black you
regain your audience’s attention.

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10. WHEN IN DOUBT, DUMP
IT
When struggling, try to decide if
you need a slide, or not, ask
yourself: “Will it make my speech
better?” If not, I dump it.
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