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    Here are 5 potential reasons why structures in one's neighborhood could be examples of contemporary art: 1. They incorporate mixed media or multi-disciplinary elements that blur the lines between art forms. 2. They reference current social, political or environmental issues in their themes or designs. 3. Their aesthetics reflect globalized or hybrid influences rather than being rooted solely in traditional or regional styles. 4. They employ ephemeral, interactive, digital or experimental approaches rather than static formats. 5. Their purpose is self-expression or to provoke thought rather than religious worship or propaganda.

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    Here are 5 potential reasons why structures in one's neighborhood could be examples of contemporary art: 1. They incorporate mixed media or multi-disciplinary elements that blur the lines between art forms. 2. They reference current social, political or environmental issues in their themes or designs. 3. Their aesthetics reflect globalized or hybrid influences rather than being rooted solely in traditional or regional styles. 4. They employ ephemeral, interactive, digital or experimental approaches rather than static formats. 5. Their purpose is self-expression or to provoke thought rather than religious worship or propaganda.

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    Here are 5 potential reasons why structures in one's neighborhood could be examples of contemporary art: 1. They incorporate mixed media or multi-disciplinary elements that blur the lines between art forms. 2. They reference current social, political or environmental issues in their themes or designs. 3. Their aesthetics reflect globalized or hybrid influences rather than being rooted solely in traditional or regional styles. 4. They employ ephemeral, interactive, digital or experimental approaches rather than static formats. 5. Their purpose is self-expression or to provoke thought rather than religious worship or propaganda.

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    Contemporary

    Philippine Arts
    from the Regions
    1st Semester, S.Y. 2018-2019
    Rosalinda B. Favorito
    Teacher II
    Contemporary Art
    • Produce by living artist and
    contemporary to us.
    • Contemporary Art may become
    Traditional and Academic art at some
    point.
    Timeline of Philippine Arts
    Instruction: Activity for
    3 mins Group of male
    and female.
    Contemporary Era

    Fill up the timeline using the ART CARD. Modern Era

    Japanese Era

    American Era

    Spanish Era

    Islamic Art

    Ethnic Art

    Pre – 13th C. AD 13th C. AD 1521-1898 1898-1940 1941-1945 1946-1969 1970’s - present


    Timeline of Philippine Arts Social Realism
    National
    Identity

    Contemporary Era
    Orientalizing

    Secular Forms Modern Era


    of Art
    Faith and Japanese Era
    Catechism

    Geometric
    American Era
    Designs
    Integral to Spanish Era
    life

    Islamic Art

    Ethnic Art

    Pre – 13th C. AD 13th C. AD 1521-1898 1898-1940 1941-1945 1946-1969 1970’s - present


    • Identify the development of Philippine art
    aesthetics from its most primal to its
    contemporary form.
    • Understand the process and icongraphy of
    Philippine art as it progress overtime.
    • Co-relate the Philippine contemporary art to its
    origin and
    the world
    • Define what makes an art work distinctly Filipino
    HISTORICAL OVERVIEW:
    PHILIPPINE ART
    Historical Overview
    VISUAL Pre- COLONIAL PERIODS INDEPENDENT REPUBLIC
    ARTS Conquest Spanish American Japanese Post-War Contemporary

    1521-1898 1898-1940 1941-1945 1946-1969 1970’s – present

    Painting Pottery, Religious Landscape, Wartime Modern,


    Body Portraiture portrait, still life Scenes conservative, Figurative, non
    Adornment abstract, figurative, art for
    and Propaganda experimental, public art sake ,multi-
    Ornament art media, mixed
    Sculpture Pottery, Religious figures Free Standing, Indigenizing media and
    wood and and carving relief, public and transmedia
    metal Orientalizing
    carving works

    Architecture Dwellings Church, plaza, City planning, Public works Real Estate, safe housing,
    and houses Civic building, public works, condominiums, subdivisions, villages,
    (Bahay fortress, road and structures and malls, commercial/business/convention
    kubo) lighthouse infrastructures buildings
    construction
    Stylistic overview
    Form Pre-colonial Spanish/Islamic American colonial Modern Post
    colonial contemporary
    Painting Classical, Idylitic, Incipient Collaborative,
    Religious/devotio Nostalgic Triumvirate hyper-realist, new
    nal 13 moderns, painting
    Secular abstract,
    Formal Surreal
    Naturalistic, Expressionist
    Sculpture Religious (Homegrown Abstract Junk scrap, neo-
    (animalist or miniaturismo, Expressionism indigenous, site-
    Islamic) guild) specific,
    Community-based Academic performance art,
    Inter-ethic hybrid
    Architecture relations Workship-related Neoclassic, art International Filipino
    Collective history and residential deco Industrializing, Architecture
    Earthquake eclectic Urban planning
    baroque Economic zone,
    Hispanic revivalist Neovernacular,
    (neogothic, Prefab,
    neoromanesque, Regionalist
    Islamic cosmopolitan
    Cultural Overview
    Form Indigenous Islamic or Folk or lowland Fine or world- Popular or urban
    southeast Asian Philippine Muslim based and mass based
    Painting Museum-
    Sculpture Colonial and post circulated, artist Mass produced
    Rituals and governance
    colonial centered gallery market oriented
    Architect distributed
    Pre-Colonial
    Arts
    (ETHNIC Arts)

    In Pre-colonial
    Philippines, arts are
    for ritual purposes
    or for everyday use.
    Islamic art is
    characterized by
    geometric
    designs and
    patterns eliciting
    focus from the
    believers.
    Art became a
    handmaiden of
    religion,
    serving to propagate
    the Catholic faith and
    thus support the
    colonial order at the
    same time.
    In the American
    regime, commercial
    and advertising arts
    were integrated into
    the fine arts
    curriculum. Moreover,
    Americans favored
    idyllic sceneries and
    secular forms of arts.
    Since the Japanese
    advocated for the culture
    of East Asia, preference
    was given to the
    indigenous art and
    traditions of the
    Philippines. This
    emphasized their
    propaganda of Asia
    belonging to Asians.
    Modern era in Philippine
    Art began after World
    War 2 and the granting of
    Independence. Writers
    and artists posed
    the question of national
    identity as the main
    theme of various art
    forms.
    Philippine Contemporary
    Art was an offshoot of
    social realism brought
    about by Martial Law.
    Arts became expression
    of people’s aspiration for
    a
    just, free, and sovereign
    society.
    Agreement:
    1.Observe the designs and patterns of the
    different structures in your
    neighborhood. Write in your Journal
    Notebook 5 reasons why you think they
    are examples of Contemporary Art.

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