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The document outlines activities for learning about various contemporary art forms. Students will form groups to create art capturing Filipino culture using classroom items. They will analyze and discuss contemporary art practices from different regions, including architecture, literature, music, visual arts, theater, film and dance. Examples like Sidlakan Negroes village, Darna, and Buwan will be examined. A final activity involves writing a 100-word essay on how camera phones have changed photography.
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LP 1.pptx
- 1. LEARNING OBJECTIVES • IDENTIFY VARIOUS CONTEMPORARY ART FORMS AND THEIR CHARACTERISTICS • EXPLAIN THE VARIOUS CONTEMPORARY ART FORMS AND THEIR PRACTICES FROM THE DIFFERENT REGIONS • DEMONSTRATE COOPERATION IN GROUP
- 2. QUESTION? •HOW VARIOUS FORM OF ARTS REFLECT THE PEOPLE OF TODAY? •LOOK AROUND YOU. WHAT ARE THE THINGS THAT YOU THINK ARE ART?
- 3. ACTIVITY 1 •FORM A GROUP MAXIMUM OF 5 TO 6 STUDENTS. •CREATE AN ARTWORK TRYING TO CAPTURE THE FILIPINO WAY OF LIFE OUT OF YOUR THINGS OR ANYTHING THAT CAN BE FOUND INSIDE THE ROOM.
- 4. ANALYSIS QUESTIONS •HOW DO YOU FIND THE ACTIVITY? •WHAT ARE SOME PROBLEMS YOU ENCOUNTERED DURING THE ACTIVITY? •WHAT IS YOUR COMMON OBSERVATION WHILE DOING THE ACTIVITY?
- 5. ACTIVITY 2 - DISCUSSION •VARIOUS CONTEMPORARY ART FORMS •THEIR CHARACTERISTICS •PRACTICES OF CONTEMPORARY ART FORMS FROM THE REGIONS
- 6. VARIOUS CONTEMPORARY ART FORMS •ARCHITECTURE •LITERATURE •MUSIC •VISUAL ARTS •THEATER •FILM •DANCE
- 7. CHARACTERISTICS OF CONTEMPORARY ARTS • NEW OR UP-TO-DATE (WHICH IS WHY THEY ARE CALLED CONTEMPORARY) • REFLECTION OF CURRENT ISSUES OR CURRENT EVENTS • IT COULD SOMETIMES BREAK THE RULES OF TRADITIONAL ART • CREATED BY MODERN HUMANS • IT COULD BE A PUBLIC MOOD • IT COULD BE AN EFFECT OF BEING RESOURCEFUL OF
- 8. PRACTICES OF CONTEMPORARY ART FORM FROM THE REGION •LOCAL MATERIALS USED AS APPLIED TO CONTEMPORARY ART •TRADITIONAL TECHNIQUES APPLIED TO CONTEMPORARY CREATION
- 9. ACTIVITY 3 • EACH GROUP WILL BE GIVEN A CONTEMPORARY ART FORM FOR THEM TO DISCUSS. • GROUP 1 – ARCHITECTURE (SIDLAKAN NEGROS VILLAGE) • GROUP 2 – LITERATURE (DARNA) • GROUP 3 – MUSIC (BUWAN) • GROUP 4 – VISUAL ARTS (3D ART HOUSE) • GROUP 5 – THEATER (SUNDAY PINASAYA) • GROUP 6 – FILM (ANG PROBINSYANO) • GROUP 7 – DANCE (BUDOTS
- 10. QUESTIONS? •NAME OF ARTWORK: ____________________ •WHAT MAKES THIS ART CONTEMPORARY? ____________________ •HOW DOES THIS ARTWORK REFLECT THE PEOPLE OF TODAY? ____________________ •
- 11. ACTIVITY 4 SUPPOSE YOU ARE JOINING GOOGLE’S ESSAY WRITING CONTEST AND YOU NEED TO WRITE A 100 WORD ESSAY ON THE TOPIC: “HOW THE CAMERA PHONE CHANGED PHOTOGRAPHY.” THE ESSAY WILL BE JUDGED BY INTERNET BLOGGERS AROUND THE WORLD. YOU NEED TO BE HIGHLY PERSUASIVE AND DESCRIPTIVE IN YOUR TEXT.
- 12. GENERALIZATION CONTEMPORARY ART REFERS TO ALL ARTWORKS CREATED BY ARTISTS THAT ARE LIVING AND ARE VERY REPRESENTATIVE OF OUR TIMES. CONTEMPORARY ARTISTS TRY TO CAPTURE MODERN-DAY REALITIES. ART IN CONTEMPORARY TIMES HAS EVOLVED INTO BEING APPROPRIATED INTO ANOTHER ARTWORK, PERFORMED WITH A DEEPER UNDERSTANDING OF LIFE, CREATED USING VARIED RESOURCES AND PROPAGATED WITH TECHNOLOGY.
- 13. EVALUATION 1.IDENTIFY THE VARIOUS CONTEMPORARY ART F0RMS? 2.WHAT ARE THE CHARACTERISTICS OF CONTEMPORARY ARTS?
Editor's Notes
- Various art form reflect the people of today by portraying their culture, places, religions, ideas or desires.