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Contemporary Philippine Arts From The Regions

This document defines and provides examples of different types of visual and performing arts from the Philippines, including fine arts like painting and sculpture, decorative arts, contemporary art forms, music, dance, theater, and discusses how artists create art for reasons such as recognition, worship, self-expression, and impulse. Visual arts encompass fine arts, decorative arts, and contemporary forms, while performing arts involve music, dance, and theater meant to be enacted in front of audiences.

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Contemporary Philippine Arts From The Regions

This document defines and provides examples of different types of visual and performing arts from the Philippines, including fine arts like painting and sculpture, decorative arts, contemporary art forms, music, dance, theater, and discusses how artists create art for reasons such as recognition, worship, self-expression, and impulse. Visual arts encompass fine arts, decorative arts, and contemporary forms, while performing arts involve music, dance, and theater meant to be enacted in front of audiences.

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Contemporary

Philippine Arts
from
the Regions
Contemporary arts

• Contemporary art is all the works that are


produced in our present time.
• These artworks can be expressed using the
traditional art forms such as paintings,
sculptures, etc. or can be produced using
new art techniques such as installation,
assemblage, etc.
Objectives

• Identify and differentiate the different types


of visual and performing arts.
• Gives examples of visual and performing arts
that are found in the community.
• Evaluate and critique different examples of
visual and performing arts.
ART
• Art is a tool of communication.
• Art is defined as the manifestation or use of
the various creative disciplines.
• Art comes in many forms or disciplines such
as literature and media arts.
• Art is the tangible output of creative
expression.
Visual ARTs

• Visual arts is a term used to describe a wide


array of artistic disciplines that are
appreciated primarily through sight.
• Visual arts include the different art forms and
disciplines such as fine arts, decorative arts,
and contemporary art forms.
Fine arts
• Fine arts are the artworks we readily
associate with art.
• The term “fine arts” was first used to
describe the art forms created primarily for
their appearance rather than their practical
use.
drawing
painting
sculpture
print
Graphic art
calligraphy
architecture
decorative arts
• Decorative arts, also known as decorative
crafts, are artworks that are both
aesthetically pleasing and functional.
• While the fine arts are primarily concerned
with beauty and aesthetics, the decorative
arts are not only beautiful but are useful as
well.
Textile art
glassware
jewelry
furniture
earthenware
Metal craft
Interior design
Contemporary
art forms
• There are new and unusual art forms that
could not be easily categorized between fine
arts and the decorative arts; these belong to
the branch of visual arts called contemporary
art forms.
assemblage
collage
installation
Performance art
digital art
land art
conceptual art
Performing arts
• When artists use their voices and/or their
body movements to communicate artistic
expression, it is considered an example of
performing arts.
• It comes in many kinds, but all are meant to
be enacted in front of a live audience.
music
• Music is a universal form of art.
• Music is defined as the manipulation of sound
and silence.
• Music blends the different elements such as
pitch, rhythm, dynamics, timbre, and texture
to create sound.
music
• Music is performed by utilizing different
instruments, vocal techniques, and styles.
• Music can be performed live or recorded and
can be prepared in advance or improvised.
• Music comes in a variety of music genres,
with each having its subcategory.
music
Art music
• Art music is the umbrella term used to refer
to music that stems from Western Classical
music.
• It is usually presented and preserved through
written musical notations that were
developed in Europe.
popular music
• Popular music generally refers to music that
is accessible and commercially available to
public.
• It is played or disseminated through different
mass media outlets such as radios,
televisions, and the Internet.
traditional music
• Traditional music are musical forms that are
communally and culturally based.
• It is diverse with one community or group
often having a different form from another.
• It is learned and preserved by passing it from
one generation to another through oral
communication and actual performance.
dance
• Dance is defined as regulated and deliberated
order of body movements. These movements
have aesthetic value and are often performed
accompanied by music.
dance
dance

• Ballet • Hip-hop dance


• Belly dance • Modern dance
• Break dance • Contemporary dance
• Traditional dance
• Improvisational dance
theater
• Theater or play is a branch of performing arts
that often involves the integration and
combination of the visual and performing
arts.
• It is defined as a fine art where actors and
actresses perform experiences, whether real
or imagined, in front of a live audience.
theater
theater

• Mime • Opera
• Puppetry • Musical theater
• Tragedy • Traditional theater
Why do artists
create art?

• Recognition
• Worship
• Impulse
• Self-expression

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