Contemporary Philippine Arts from the Regions

Contemporary Art Forms Based on the

Elements and Principles
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Quarter 1 - Module 5
 At the end of this lesson, you should
be able to: (CAR11/12CAP-0c -e-6)
● a. Evaluates contemporary art forms based on the elements and

principles.

● b. Identify the elements and principles of contemporary art.

● c. Understand how contemporary artists use the elements of art to

convey ideas, values, and emotions

● d. Create an integrated artwork that demonstrates the

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interrelationship between the arts and their elements.

 Lesson
1
Contemporary Art Forms
Based on
the Elements and Principles
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EXPECT THAT!
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 REVIEW!
● THE ROLE OF FILIPINO ARTISTS
● ORDER OF NATIONAL ARTISTS
● GAWAD SA MANLILIKHA NG BAYAN
● WORLD CLASS FILIPINO ARTISTS
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 The elements and
concepts of art —
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 The elements and concepts of art
including line, form, color, and texture— are
historically the conceptual building blocks of art
and design used by Western artists to convey
ideas or emotions in art.

Besides learning how to use paint or carve stone,

by applying concepts such as balance, repetition,
harmony, and symmetry, artists often learn how
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to work with those elements.

 The elements and concepts of art
Art audiences need to grasp the vocabulary of certain
elements and concepts in order to fully appreciate what
artists are making. Before the industrial period
(approximately before the mid-19th century) in Europe and
the United States, artists used the elements of art to make
their paintings and sculptures more realistic and express
their ideas about their subjects — usually figures, still life, or
landscapes..
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 Elements and Principles
of Arts
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 Elements of arts
SPACE COLOR

LINE VALUE

SHAPE & FORM TEXTURE

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 Elements of arts
SPACE COLOR

LINE VALUE

SHAPE & FORM TEXTURE

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 SPACE
● In visual arts, it can be
defined as a void, an
emptiness which can
either be positive or
negative.
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 ● POSITIVE SPACE – AREA
● NEGATIVE SPACE - BACKGROUND
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 SPACE
● MOREOVER, In the other art forms, it
can be referred to as an interval or
pause
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 Elements of arts
SPACE COLOR

LINE VALUE

SHAPE & FORM TEXTURE

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 line
● Basically, it is the extension of a
point or long mark drawn or carved
on a surface.
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 ● DIRECTIONS – vertical,
horizontal, and diagonal
lines
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 line
● Line is defined differently in other
forms of arts like in theatre arts and
dance.
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 Elements of arts
SPACE COLOR

LINE VALUE

SHAPE & FORM TEXTURE

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SHAPE & form
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 SHAPE & form

● Shape can be described

as a figure separate from its
surrounding area and can
either be geometric or
organic
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 SHAPE & form
● GEOMETRIC SHAPE - ANGULAR
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 SHAPE & form
● ORGANIC SHAPE – SIMILAR TO THOSE FOUND IN NATURE
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 SHAPE & form

● Form is slightly similar to shape

except from the fact that form is
3-Dimentional
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SHAPE & form
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 Elements of arts
SPACE COLOR

LINE VALUE

SHAPE & FORM TEXTURE

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 COLOR
● It is a sensation created
by visible wavelengths
of light caught in a
prism
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 COLOR
● Primary and Secondary
● Colors play a significant role in the overall impact of
the art when evaluating or assessing it.
● In art, colors provoke different feelings. It creates
mood or tone.
○ E.g. In visual or applied arts combined RED means passion,
anger, love. BLUE for peace, nobility or sadness and
YELLOW for joy, jealousy or innocence
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 COLOR
● Colors also plays an important role in other forms
○ Music – intensity, loudness or softness of the sound

● Colors can also have different meanings depending

on one’s culture and tradition or even a particular
period.
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 Elements of arts
SPACE COLOR

LINE VALUE

SPACE & FORM TEXTURE

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 VALUE
● In visual arts, value is the degree of
lightness and darkness of a color.
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 Elements of arts
SPACE COLOR

LINE VALUE

SPACE & FORM TEXTURE

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 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 illusory, which means it can
only be seen, not felt.
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TEXTURE
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 What Is It?
● What is contemporary art? What are the
elements and principles of contemporary
art?
● How do artistic elements and principles
contribute to creating meaning in art?
● How can comprehension of elements and
concepts enable us today to understand
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art?
 Contemporary art is an art produced by the artist today.
It is not restricted to individual experience, but it is
reflective of the world we live in. The artwork that is
created by today’s contemporary artist has a world view
and sensitive to changing times. Contemporary artists
frequently go beyond these elements and values in their
work, using new ideas and techniques, in their attempts
to establish meaning in today's world. The elements and
concepts for art are kind of a script. As writers, artists use
phrases, pick, organize and combine lines, forms, colors
and textures in several ways to express themselves and
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build meaning.
 What is Contemporary Arts?
● An art made and produced by artists
living today.
● It is not restricted to individual
experience but it is reflective of the
world we live in. Events in the world
having an effect to the Philippines.
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 Elements and Principles
Of
Contemporary Arts
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 Here are the different
elements and principles
of Contemporary Arts.
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 appropriation Destruction Hybridity
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Space Performance Perspective

Text
Technology
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 Appropriation
● when an artist creates a new
work of art by taking pre existing
images from other sources and
modifies and/or incorporates
those images with new ones.
● To appropriate is to borrow
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 ● Usage of prints, images and icon
to produce another art form.
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 ● Combines past from the present.
● Revives interests to existing forms of art.
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 Mona Lisa Starry
Night Selfie
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 ● The source is sometimes unknown, but the
artist may have personal associations.
● The source of the appropriate image or object
may be politically charged, symbolic,
ambiguous, or may push the limits of the
imagery considered to be acceptable to art.
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 Is appropriation still acceptable?
Do you think that the pre existing artwork used is
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defaced or devalued?
 "To "appropriate" is to take possession
of something. Appropriation artists
deliberately copy images to take
possession of them in their art. They are
not stealing or plagiarizing, nor are they
passing off these images as their very
own."
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 "When an artist uses a copyrighted work
and creates something new, it can fall
under a fair use exception in the law. by
Brette Sember, J.D."
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 THE BAD AND GOOD SIDE OF APPROPRIATION
GOOD BAD

"In art, appropriation is used to “It can cause conflict and hurt,
contemplate history, reframe particularly if the materials are
ideas, generate conversation, culturally or politically sensitive."
and produce new ways of
thinking, exploring, and
informing."
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 FUN FACT!
Marcel Duchamp was the one who devised the
concept of the ‘readymade’, which essentially involved an item
being chosen by the artist, signed by the artist and repositioned
into a gallery context. By asking the viewer to consider the object
as art, Duchamp was appropriating it.
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 PERFORMANCE
●Performance evolved to
“emphasize spontaneous
elements of chance”.
(Walker Art Center)
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 PERFORMANCE
● Interpreting various human
activities such as ordinary
activities such as chores,
routines and rituals, to
socially relevant themes
such as poverty,
commercialism and war.
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 PERFORMANCE
Another element of contemporary art which
regularly increases drama, often acting and
development to extremes of expression and
continuity that are not allowed within the theater.
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 SPACE
● Arts transforming space. For
example, flash mobs, art
installations in malls and parks.
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 SPACE
● It also refers to the distances or areas
surrounding, within, and within the
components of a item.
● Space can be either positive or negative,
open or closed, shallow or deep, and two-or
three-dimensional. Often space is not clearly
shown in a piece, but it is an illusion. It is
considered as the breath of art.
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 Voltes V and
The Martial
law Art-ified
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 SPACE
● Site specific art forms – art
form that is performed and
positioned in a specific
space such as public places.
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 HYBRIDITY
● Usage of
unconventional
materials, mixing of
unlikely materials to
produce an artwork.
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 HYBRIDITY
● For example,
● coffee for
painting;
● Miniature
sculptures using
crayons.
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 Works on paper and thread by
Joseph Hodge
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Deer head made of shoes

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 TECHNOLOGY
● Usage of
technology in the
creation and
dissemination of art
works.
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 TECHNOLOGY
● It refers to the use
of mass production
and the
manipulation of the
virtual world.
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 Art technology in Japan
Present, past and
Future)
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 Japanese Contemporary Artists Revolutionizing art.
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The Bright Beneath: Luminous Art

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Lights and sounds

 Digital Screen Background
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 TEXT
● Contemporary artists utilize text in their art to push past
the concept that text is only meant to be read. The
additional meaning from the text adds another level of
depth that cannot be created by shape and color alone.
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 The Power of Language in Art
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 The word is art
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 Use of text in contemporary arts
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 Daily data analysis
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 The Power of Language
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 Perspective
● Perspective (such as localized, forced, or anamorphic) in
contemporary art refers to when an artist works with
the real space surrounding the artwork itself.
Perspective can play a role in the way the viewer looks
at the artwork or even the way the work is perceived.
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 Futuristic drawing by Kid’s Perspective -Treetops
(oil painting)
Jennifer Chen
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Niki Gulley
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 destruction
● Destruction refers to when an artist uses methods to
show damage in or to their artwork. Many times, this
destruction is documented as a process, which, in
return, becomes the work itself.
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Nylon sheet being dissolved by acid

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Distorted face painting

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Broken painting on the wall

 Jewish art: Destroy, Destroyed and Destruction
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 ACTIVITY
Identify the Contemporary Element of the Artwork
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 APPROPRIATION SPACE
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SPACE
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 Performance Destruction
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Performance
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 Hybridity Technology
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Technology
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 Hybridity Appropriation
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Hybridity
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 Space Appropriation
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Appropriation
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 Destruction Perspective
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Destruction
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 Space Perspective
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Perspective
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Text
Technology
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TEXT
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 What are the 8 elements of
Contemporary Arts that
we’ve learned today?
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 appropriation Destruction Hybridity
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Space Performance Perspective

Text
Technology
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 Give 3 things that
you’ve learned today.
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SUMMARY
SUMMARY
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 1. Appropriation.
SUMMARY
It is the process of making new content by taking from another
source pre-existing image — books on art history, ads, the media — and incorporating or
combining it with new ones
2. Performance art refers to art activities that are presented to a live audience and
can combine music, dance, poetry, theater, visual art and video.
3. Space is an art transforming space, for example the flash mobs, and art installations in
malls and parks. It also refers to the distances or areas surrounding, within, and within the
components of an item.
4. Hybridity is another element and principle used by contemporary artist in their
artworks. It is a usage of unconventional materials, mixing of unlikely materials to produce
and art work.
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5. Technology art. refers to the use of mass production and the manipulation of the
virtual world, its tools, and programs.
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