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    Elements and Principles Present in Contemporary Art Forms: Learning Competency

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    Elements and Principles Present in

    Contemporary Art Forms

    LEARNING COMPETENCY :
    EVALUATES CONTEMPORARY ART FORMS
    BASED ON THE ELEMENTS AND PRINCIPLES
    Art Evaluation : Introduction

    The task of evaluating a work of art


    requires a combination of objective
    information and subjective opinion

    APPRECIATION Is to explain Why we like or


    dislike something, not simply WHETHER we
    like like it or not.
    Steps to Critiquing An Artwork

    4.Judgement
    3.Interpretation
    2.Analysis
    1.Description
    Elements of Arts:

    SPACE-
    -In visual arts it can be defines as a void an
    emptiness which can either be positive or
    negative
    -In other art forms , it can be referred to as
    an interval or pause
    Line
    -Basically it is the extension of a point or long mark
    drawn or carved on a surface.
    Is defined differently in other forms of arts like in
    theater arts and dance.
    Shape & Form
    Shape can be described as a figure separate from
    its surrounding area and can either be geometric or
    organic
    -Form is slightly similar to shape except from the
    fact that form is 3 dimensional
    Color
    - It is a sensation created by visible wavelengths of
    light caught in a prism
    - Color creates a mood or tone

    Value
    In visual arts value is the degree of lightness and
    darkness of a color
    - Like the other art elements value is defined
    differently in other forms of arts.
    Texture
    - It is the surface of an artwork. A texture can be
    actual or tactile , meaning it can really be felt by
    touch or it can be simulated or illusion, Which
    means it can only be seen not felt.
    1.DESCRIPTION

    1.What is the title of the artwork?


    2.Who is the artist?
    3.When & Where was it created?
    4.What media was used?
    5. Is there primary subject in the piece?
    6.What specific ELEMENTS of art can you find
    within this piece?
    2.ANALYSIS

    -Be 100% objective


    1.How do elements of art interact with each
    other.
    2.What specific elements stand out?
    3. What PRINCIPLES OF DESIGN can you find?
    - Harmony -Balance -Variety -Rhythm
    -Movements -Emphasis & Subordination
    -Proportion
    PRINCIPLES OF DESIGN
    HARMONY
    -This refers to the wholeness of the design , the
    pleasing arrangement of parts and the aggreement
    between parts of a composition, resulting in a
    united whole.

    VARIETY
    -It pertains to the assortment or diversity of a work
    of art .
    RHYTHM
    - It is the regular, repeated pattern in the elements
    of art
    -It is a flow or feeling of movement.

    PROPORTION
    -Elements in an artwork or masterpieces that have
    a relationship with one another relationship is
    called proportion.
    BALANCE
    This refers to the even distribution of weight
    It is the principle that deals with equality
    - There are two types of balance
    Symmetrical – formal balance
    Assymetrical – informal balance

    MOVEMENTS
    This principle of design refers to a way in conveying
    feelings and emotions
    Emphasis is the principle that gives importnace or
    dominance to a unit or an area while
    subordination gives less importance to a unit or
    an area.
    3.INTERPRETATION

    - It is subjective and requires though on your part

    1.What is the artist trying to communicate?


    2. What thoughts or feelings come up when you
    see the piece?
    3.Express your opinion but always back it up with
    EVIDENCE
    4.JUDGEMENT
    Combination STEPS 1,2 & 3
    1. Do you like it? Why or Why not?
    2.Is the artwork effective?
    3.What criteria do you think are important that
    helped you in concluding your judgement?

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