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    Modern art developed in the post-war period and is characterized by abstraction, experimentation with new materials and techniques, and a focus on bright colors. It moves away from traditional styles and includes movements like Impressionism and Dadaism. Postmodern art emerged from the Pop Art movement and is skeptical of modernism's ideals, featuring complexity, contradiction, and the blending of high and low cultural forms. Contemporary Philippine art continues experimentation while also focusing on accessible, expressionistic works that combine traditional and new elements. The document also discusses how crafting through various artistic forms can help nourish one's soul.

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    Modern art developed in the post-war period and is characterized by abstraction, experimentation with new materials and techniques, and a focus on bright colors. It moves away from traditional styles and includes movements like Impressionism and Dadaism. Postmodern art emerged from the Pop Art movement and is skeptical of modernism's ideals, featuring complexity, contradiction, and the blending of high and low cultural forms. Contemporary Philippine art continues experimentation while also focusing on accessible, expressionistic works that combine traditional and new elements. The document also discusses how crafting through various artistic forms can help nourish one's soul.

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    Philippine Art History - Post Colonial and Contemporary

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    PHILIPPINE ART

    HISTORY
    POST WAR TO CONTEMPORARY PERIOD
    MODERN ART IN A NUTSHELL
    • The Modern Art is a loose art movement that combines
    several art movements that typical move away from the
    traditional art style such as Abstraction and Dadaism.
    • The Modern Art movement is sometimes associated with the
    art style called Impressionism which is characterized by loose
    brushstroke, bright and bold colors, and the usage of natural
    light in paintings.
    • "When you go out to paint try
    to forget what object you have
    before you - a tree, a house, a
    field or whatever. Merely think,
    here is a little square of blue,
    here an oblong of pink, here a
    streak of yellow, and paint it
    just as it looks to you, the exact
    color and shape, until it
    emerges as your own naive
    impression of the scene before
    you."
    • -Claude Monet
    CHARACTERISTICS OF
    MODERN ART
    • Introduce new types of art style such as collage
    art and kinetic art
    • Uses new materials in art like Marcel Duchamp’s
    “readymade” artworks.
    • Primarily focuses on bright colors.
    • Introduce new techniques such as the Benday
    dots
    Interaction by Victorio Edades
    The Musicians by Vicente
    Manansala
    POST MODERN ART IN A
    NUTSHELL
    • Post modern was said to start with the Pop Art
    movement. However, its quiet to difficult define
    besides that it was meant to counter the
    modernist vision of idealism and utopia. Post
    modern art reflects skepticism and favors
    complexities and contradiction rather than the
    simplicity of the modern art.
    • “Nothing is original. Steal from anywhere that resonates with
    inspiration or fuels your imagination. Devour old films, new
    films, music, books, paintings, photographs, poems, dreams,
    random conversations, architecture, bridges, street signs,
    trees, clouds, bodies of water, light and shadows. Select only
    things to steal from that speak directly to your soul. If you do
    this, your work (and theft) will be authentic. Authenticity is
    invaluable; originality is non-existent. And don’t bother
    concealing your thievery - celebrate it if you feel like it. In any
    case, always remember what Jean-Luc Godard said: “It’s not
    where you take things from - it’s where you take them to.“
    • - Jim Jarmusch
    POP ART

    Popular (designed for a mass audience), Transient (short-term solution),


    Expendable (easily forgotten), Low cost, Mass produced, Young (aimed at
    youth), Witty, Sexy, Gimmicky, Glamorous, Big business
    - Richard Hamilton
    CHARACTERISTIC
    • Mixing both high culture and low culture
    in art
    • Borrows a lot of elements and style from
    the past
    • Ludicrous and controversial
    How Mali Lost Her Accent by
    Pacita Abad
    OMG Christ by Ernest
    Concepcion
    CONTEMPORARY ART IN A
    NUTSHELL
    CHARACTERISTIC
    • Bold strokes and bright colors; Abstraction
    • Combines elements of expressionism and
    surrealist
    • It has an inclination for the public
    • Contemporary artist are sometimes self-
    taught.
    • Traditional materials are not used
    sometimes in favor of new ones.
    ELEMENTS
    Daang Ligid Cruz by Alfredo
    Esquillo
    The Back of Love by Andres
    Barrioquinto
    Luis Antonio Santos
    SOUL MAKING
    HOW WE NOURISH OUR SOUL
    SOUL MAKING 101
    • an alternative venue for knowing ourselves and looking into
    the depths and real meaning of what we are doing for our
    everyday life (Narciso 2012)
    SOUL MAKING 101
    • to develop the artist in us awakening the art in us that has
    been stagnant or undeveloped for numerous years.
    SOUL MAKING 101
    • it is an exploration and application of the imagination in an
    active way.
    CATEGORIES OF SOUL MAKING
    CRAFTING IMAGES
    CRAFTING STORIESs
    CRAFTING INSTRUMENTS
    CRAFTING MOVEMENTS
    CRAFTING TECHNIQUES
    WHAT WE CAN GAIN FROM IT?
    HAPPINESS
    ENHANCE OUR DAY to DAY
    SKILLS
    PARTICIPATION TO THE
    BEAUTY AND MYSTERY OF LIFE
    IT MAKES US HUMAN

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