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    CONTEMPORA

    RY ARTS FROM
    THE REGIONS
    Lesson 1
    Fernando
    Amorsolo’s
    Fishing
    Scene
    Zyza Bacani’s
    DH Series
    Imelda
    Felipe-
    Candaya’s
    Filipina DH
    MODERN ART CONTEMPORARY ART
     Victorio Edades in reaction to  After WW II; social order and national
    Neoclassist art identity were being rebuilt and redefined
     Neoclassic – artistic style in Europe (mid-  Issues and struggles became more
    1700s), employed classical (Greco-Roman) important than stylistic trend; preferring
    ideals of beauty and proportion of human idea over form
    figure about history, mythology, and  Aesthetic of art is beyond “art is beauty”
    literature with refined realistic rendering
    *fine art has been liberated from previous
    technique
    constraints
     Juan Luna and Fernando Amorsolo
     Diversity of creators and their ideas,
     Precursor of contemporary art; preferring
     Artworks produced in the present or by
    the expressive over the idealized
    living artists
    Qualities of • Process-based – how artist starts not with a
    final product in mind, but instead begins with
    Contempora the development of a concept, subsequently

    ry Art
    proceeds with realizing with the idea
    • Site-specific – allows for an artwork’s
    meaning to have a direct relationship to a
    specific location where it is seen or
    experienced
    • Collaborative – end product is created with
    the involvement of two or more artists
    • Interactive – how the audience has the
    potential to change or add to the meaning of
    artwork
    Qualities of • Process-based – how artist starts not with a
    final product in mind, but instead begins with
    Contempora the development of a concept, subsequently

    ry Art
    proceeds with realizing with the idea
    • Site-specific – allows for an artwork’s
    meaning to have a direct relationship to a
    specific location where it is seen or
    experienced
    • Collaborative – end product is created with
    the involvement of two or more artists
    • Interactive – how the audience has the
    potential to change or add to the meaning of
    artwork
    • Integrative – free to integrate any medium
    Qualities of and any art form or style to express artistic
    Contempora intention without being limited
    • Installation – involves real space in which
    ry Art elements of his/her artwork or multiple works,
    in various forms and mediums, would be
    arranged to effectively convey the artist’s
    intent
    • Mixed media – technique that uses different
    materials in the creation of an arwork
    • Performance– executes in live audience by
    means of movement, space, spontaneity, and
    the uniqueness of the moment
    Neo-Realism – exemplified a new kind of
    modernism emerged, observed by the artist-
    writer E. Aguilar Cruz
    Social Realism – started within the Modern Art
    period during 1970s to 1980s, aimed to expose
    the current socio-political issues by depicting
    the reality of the masses, marginalized,
    inequality, and forms of repression

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