1. An art that means “with the times”.
A. CONTEMPORARY ART C. MODERN ART
B. INTEGRATIVE ART D. NEW ART
2. An art that is a product of a crossbreeding in the
contemporary scene.
C. CONTEMPORARY ART C. MODERN ART
D. INTEGRATIVE ART D. NEW ART
3. A style wherein the artist breaks apart a subject
and rearranges it in a different manner
A. ABSTRACTION C. NON-
OBJECTIVISM
B. DISTORTION D. REALISM
4. This type of art emerged in the late 1800’s.
A. CONTEMPORARY ART C. MODERN ART
B. INTEGRATIVE ART D. NEW ART
5. A subject of art wherein there is totally no subject
at all.
C. ABSTRACTION C. NON-
OBJECTIVISM
D. DISTORTION D. REALISM
6. In this style, artist uses his or her imagination and
alters the subject according to his or her desire.
E. ABSTRACTION C. NON-
OBJECTIVISM
7. An art made indoors or outdoors where a space is
transformed into a three dimensional artwork.
A. APPROPRIATION C. INSTALLATION
B. BRICOLAGE D. PASTICHE
8. The following are principles of design except:
C. BALANCE C. LINE
B. HARMONY D. MOVEMENT
9. A style in which the subject is done the way it looks.
A. ABSTRACTION C. NON-OBJECTIVISM
B. DISTORTION D. REALISM
10. The most striking element that catches the eye.
D. COLOR C. SPACE
E. B. LINE D. TEXTURE
11. Waned in the middle of the 20th century when post
modernism came to light.
A. CONTEMPORARY ART C. MODERN ART
B. INTEGRATIVE ART D. TRADITIONAL ART
12. The art of dancing that is composed of a series of dance
steps and movements to create a story.
C. CHOREOGRAPHY
D. LITERARY MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
E. CINEMA
F. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
13. An artwork which is also known as assemblage.
G. APPROPRIATION C. INSTALLATION
H. BRICOLAGE D. PASTICHE
14. This can be defined as a void, an emptiness which
can either be positive or negative.
A. LINE C. SPACE
B. SHAPE AND FORM D. VALUE
15. An artwork that utilizes blurring of divisions
between fine art and commercial art.
C. APPROPRIATION C. INSTALLATION
D. BRICOLAGE D. PASTICHE
OBJECTIVES:
• Reflect on the art forms found in
your community
• Acknowledge the significance of
Philippine Contemporary Arts
• Identify the subjects of arts as well
as the principles of design
• Create a visual design
• Critique an artwork based on the
three key elements
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Activity 1.1 The artworks presented below (labelled A & B) are
A B
masterpieces of Filipino artist. Observe and evaluate each one of
them. In a separate sheet of paper, write a one liner caption on
each of the artwork.
A B
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The Subject of
Art Realism – the subject is done the
way it looks
Elements of art: color, shape
and form, value, line
Principle of design: harmony,
variety, proportion
Distortion – the artist breaks
apart a subject and
rearranges it in a different
manner
Elements of art: color, shape
and form, value, line 10
Principle of design: variety,
Abstraction – the artist breaks
apart a subject and rearranges it in
a different manner
Elements of art: line, shape and
form, color, value
Principles of design: variety,
rhythm, proportion
Non objectivism – there is totally
no subject at all – just an interplay
of pure elements of art
Elements: line, color, shape and
form, space
Principles of design: variety,
rhythm 11
Contemporary Art in the Philippines
Influences of the variety of many other art forms
here in the Philippines are due to colonial periods
in our history – the Spanish, British, American, and
Japanese.
In the late 1980’s post modernism appeared here
in our country. Post-modernist believed that artist
should no longer try to create something “new”
rather they have to “borrow, combine, explore”
what already existed and produce something new.
This gave birth to integrative art, which is being
practiced in the different regions at present. 15
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What I Can Do
Activity 1.5 Conduct a mini research of an artist within
the city or province you are located. Write your mini
research in a clean sheet of paper. You can access google
via the internet or ask for someone who might have
knowledge about it and look for the following details:
a) Complete name b) Place or origin
c) Famous artwork d) Principles of design
used
Activity 1.7 Ten Years from now, you will be a renowned
artist bringing pride and honor to our country in the
international arena. In what art forms or field of expertise
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do you see yourself excelling? Why or why not? Use a
ASSESSMENT
1. This type of art emerged in the late 1800’s.
A. CONTEMPORARY ART C. MODERN ART
B. INTEGRATIVE ART D. NEW ART
2. An art that is a product of a crossbreeding in the
contemporary scene.
C. CONTEMPORARY ART C. MODERN ART
D. INTEGRATIVE ART D. NEW ART
3. An art that means “with the times”.
E. CONTEMPORARY ART C. MODERN ART
F. INTEGRATIVE ART D. NEW ART
4. A style wherein the artist breaks apart a subject and
rearranges it in a different manner
G. ABSTRACTION C. NON-
5. In this style, artist uses his or her imagination and alters the
subject according to his or her desire.
A. ABSTRACTION C. NON-OBJECTIVISM
B. DISTORTION D. REALISM
6. A style in which the subject is done the way it looks.
C. ABSTRACTION C. NON-OBJECTIVISM
D. DISTORTION D. REALISM
7. A subject of art wherein there is totally no subject at all.
E. ABSTRACTION C. NON-OBJECTIVISM
F. DISTORTION D. REALISM
8. In totality, how many are the elements of arts?
G. 4 C. 7
H. 6 D. 10
9. The most striking element that catches the eye.
A. COLOR C. SPACE
B. LINE D. TEXTURE
10. This can be defined as a void, an emptiness which can
either be positive or negative
C. LINE C. SPACE
D. SHAPE AND FORM D. VALUE
11. The following are principles of design except:
E. BALANCE C. LINE
F. HARMONY D. MOVEMENT
12. The surface feature of an artwork.
G. CONTENT C. FORM
H. CONTEXT D. FORMAT
13. An art made indoors or outdoors where a space is
transformed into a three dimensional artwork.
A. APPROPRIATION C. INSTALLATION
B. BRICOLAGE D. PASTICHE
14. An artwork which is also known as assemblage.
C. APPROPRIATION C. INSTALLATION
D. BRICOLAGE D. PASTICHE
15. An artwork that utilizes blurring of divisions between
fine art and commercial art
A. APPROPRIATION C. INSTALLATION
B. BRICOLAGE D. PASTICHE
