ART 10-Day 4

ART 10
QUARTER 1
DAY 4
Checking of Attendance
Let’s
Recall
Is it Real or is it
Fake?
Pen and paper test: The learners will
answer REAL if the statement is true,
and FAKE if it’s not.
QUESTION NO. 1
Did Vicente Manansala contribute to the

development of Cubism in the Philippines
with his unique style called "Transparent
Cubism"?
QUESTION NO. 2
Is Fernando Amorsolo regarded as the

Grand Old Man of Philippine Art?
QUESTION NO. 3
Did Juan Luna, a prominent Filipino artist,

work primarily within the Impressionist
movement?
QUESTION NO. 4
Is Claude Monet painted the irises in my

garden?
QUESTION NO. 5
Is Vincent Van Gogh despite of his mental

health struggles and a short, tumultuous
life, produced over 2000 artworks?
ACTIVITY 2: STOP, LOOK AND SHARE.
•Directions:Learners will be
asked to look for words from
the pool that are related to the
lesson today.
Activity 2: STOP, LOOK AND SHARE
Message Art
Movements
Idea Modern
Mood
Based on the given
example and your
answer in the activity,
what is our lesson for
today?
Modern Art Movements:
Mood, Idea and Message
conveyed in the selected
artworks
Objectives
•a. Enumerate the different art movements
and their key features;
•b. Analyze and describe the mood, idea, or
message conveyed in selected artworks;
and
•c. Engage in the class discussion to
appreciate the mood, idea, and message of
the different artworks through active
participation.
ACTIVITY 3: LET’S GET READY
•Directions: Let the learners

enumerate the different art
movements to the class
through reciting them. Teacher
may also ask the names of the
artists, foreign and local, to the
learners.
•1. IMPRESSIONISM – Monet and
Amorsolo
•2. EXPRESSIONISM – Dali and Ocampo
•3. ABSTRACT ART – Picasso and
Manansala
•4. ABSTRACT EXPRESSIONISM – Pollock
and Joya
•5. CONCEPTUAL/INSTALLATION ART –
Kosuth and Chabet
ACTIVITY 4: Lets Analyze
•Group Collaboration
•Directions: For 5 minutes, let the learners
work with their group. Provide them with
sample paintings of the different
movements of modern art. Ask them to
analyze the mood, idea, or message
conveyed in the artwork. Then, allow them
to present their insights in the artwork in 3
minutes.
Impressionism
•Mood: Often light, airy, and serene, with an
emphasis on capturing the fleeting effects of light
and atmosphere.
•Idea: Impressionism focuses on depicting the
momentary effects of light and color rather than
precise detail. It reflects the artist's immediate
perception of a scene, often using loose
brushstrokes and vibrant colors.
•Message: Impressionism conveys the beauty of
everyday life and the natural world, emphasizing
the importance of personal observation and the
transient nature of reality.
Expressionism
•Mood: Intense, emotional, and often unsettling.
The mood can range from dark and brooding to
passionate and frenzied.
•Idea: Expressionism seeks to convey the artist’s
inner emotions and psychological experiences,
often distorting reality to evoke an emotional
response.
•Message: This movement challenges the viewer
to confront raw emotions and the darker aspects
of human existence, emphasizing the subjective
experience over objective reality.
Abstractionism
•Mood: Can vary widely, from calm and
contemplative to dynamic and chaotic,
depending on the artist's approach.
•Idea: Abstractionism focuses on using shapes,
colors, and forms to represent ideas rather than
depicting recognizable objects. It emphasizes
the essential qualities of art rather than its
representational function.
•Message: This movement encourages viewers
to interpret meaning through personal intuition
and imagination, often challenging traditional
Abstract Expressionism
•Mood: Often powerful, chaotic, and emotional,
reflecting the artist’s spontaneous and intuitive
creative process.
•Idea: Abstract Expressionism emphasizes the act
of painting itself as an expression of the artist’s
inner state. It often involves large-scale
canvases, bold colors, and gestural brushstrokes.
•Message: The movement communicates the
freedom of expression and the complexity of
human emotions, inviting the viewer to engage
with the artwork on a deeply personal level.
Conceptual Art
•Mood: Can be thought-provoking, ironic, or even
neutral, depending on the concept being explored.
•Idea: Conceptual Art prioritizes the idea or concept
behind the artwork over its aesthetic or material
form. The execution of the artwork may be
minimal or even absent.
•Message: This movement questions the nature of
art and challenges traditional notions of artistic
value, often focusing on intellectual engagement
and the communication of ideas rather than visual
appeal.
GENERALIZATION
•ACTIVITY: LET’S FIGURE IT OUT
•Directions:Let the
learners share their
understanding. (Choose 2
or 3 students) Let them
answer the question below.
Generalization
•What are the
common moods
displayed in the
presentations?
EVALUATION
•1. What mood is commonly
conveyed in Impressionist
artworks?
•a) Intense and dark
•b) Light and serene
•c) Chaotic and emotional
•d) Somber and reflective
•2.Which of the following
moods is often associated
with Expressionism?
•a) Calm and peaceful
•b) Joyful and celebratory
•c) Intense and emotional
•d) Light-hearted and playful
•3. What kind of mood can
Abstractionism artworks evoke?
•a) Chaotic and dynamic
•b) Detailed and realistic
•c) Tranquil and detailed
•d) Neutral and objective
•4. What is a common mood
found in Abstract Expressionist
artworks?
•a) Calm and restful
•b) Powerful and chaotic
•c) Precise and orderly
•d) Light and delicate
•5. How the mood in Conceptual
Art is typically characterized?
•a) Ironic and thought-provoking
•b) Joyful and vibrant
•c) Detailed and realistic
•d) Romantic and dreamy
Key to Correction
•1. b) Light and serene
•2. c) Intense and emotional
•3. a) Chaotic and dynamic
•4. b) Powerful and chaotic
•5. a) Ironic and thought-
provoking
Reminders:
•Please bring your art materials tomorrow.
1. 1/8 Illustration board (Individual)
2. Paintbrush (Individual)
3. 1/2 liter Paint (by Group)-Red, Yellow,
Blue, White
4. Plastic Gloves
5. Old newspaper or used manila paper

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ART 10

Did Vicente Manansala contribute to the

Is Fernando Amorsolo regarded as the

Did Juan Luna, a prominent Filipino artist,

Is Claude Monet painted the irises in my

Is Vincent Van Gogh despite of his mental

•Directions: Let the learners

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