This document provides an introduction to modern art styles and movements for a Grade 10 MAPEH class. It defines styles like Impressionism, Post-Impressionism, Expressionism, Fauvism, Cubism, and Abstract Expressionism. It profiles important artists within each movement, including Monet, Van Gogh, Picasso, Pollock, and Filipino artists like Loy Laurente, Hernando Ocampo, and Jose Joya. The document concludes by discussing art criticism of modern art and its role in analyzing meaning and establishing the origins of artworks.
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This document provides a lesson plan for teaching 7th grade students about Philippine paintings from different historical periods. It includes objectives, procedures, and activities for students to research Philippine artists, emulate different painting styles, create portraits and landscapes, and appreciate different works of art. Students will learn about paintings from the Spanish occupation, pre-revolution, American period, and post-WWII eras to understand how art served as a visual history. They will hold an art exhibit to showcase and appreciate their own works emulating different artists' styles.
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This document provides an overview of different types of paintings found in India. It begins by describing traditional Indian paintings such as Pattachitra, Bengal school of painting, Kangra school of painting, Madhubani painting, Mysore painting, Rajput painting, Mughal painting, Tanjore painting, and Warli painting. It then discusses mural painting, Samikshavad painting, and the benefits of introducing paintings in CLIL classrooms. The document also includes sections on painting styles through history, sources and indicators that paintings provide about historical, political, social, scientific, and technological developments. It concludes with descriptions of paintings related to Indian festivals and fairs.
1. The document provides an overview of different art elements, principles, styles and movements throughout history. It includes descriptions and examples of impressionism, expressionism, abstractionism, pop art, and contemporary art forms like installation and performance art.
2. Key aspects covered include elements like line, shape, form, space, color and principles such as pattern, rhythm, balance and unity. Distinct characteristics of different movements are examined, along with notable artists.
3. The document offers assessments and activities for students to practice identifying and applying different elements and analyzing works from various movements.
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Impressionism was an art movement that began in France in the 1860s. It focused on capturing fleeting impressions and effects of light using visible brush strokes, unconventional colors and compositions. Key characteristics included painting outdoors, using pure colors side by side, and depicting everyday subjects and scenes in a spontaneous manner. The movement broke from past traditions of detailed studio paintings and influenced later art with its focus on light, movement and candid moments.
The document discusses how art movements from the late 19th century to the 20th century captured major world events and technological advancements of the time. Specifically, it describes the impressionist and expressionist art movements which conveyed ideas and feelings in innovative ways using techniques like short brush strokes, pure unmixed colors, and everyday subjects painted outdoors. Examples of famous impressionist artworks mentioned include works by Monet, Manet, and Renoir, while expressionism emerged as a movement that further distorted subjects and applied unnatural colors.
This document provides an overview of key artists, artistic movements, and techniques from the 18th and 19th centuries. It discusses Rococo painters like François Boucher and their pastoral, decorative works. It then covers Neoclassicists like Jacques-Louis David who reacted against Rococo and emphasized classical ideals of beauty and virtue. The document also summarizes Romanticism's focus on emotion and nature, Realism's emphasis on accurate depictions of contemporary life, and the Orientalist fascination with exotic Eastern subjects during this period.
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This document provides a lesson plan for teaching 7th grade students about Philippine paintings from different historical periods. It includes objectives, procedures, and activities for students to research Philippine artists, emulate different painting styles, create portraits and landscapes, and appreciate different works of art. Students will learn about paintings from the Spanish occupation, pre-revolution, American period, and post-WWII eras to understand how art served as a visual history. They will hold an art exhibit to showcase and appreciate their own works emulating different artists' styles.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
This document provides an overview of different types of paintings found in India. It begins by describing traditional Indian paintings such as Pattachitra, Bengal school of painting, Kangra school of painting, Madhubani painting, Mysore painting, Rajput painting, Mughal painting, Tanjore painting, and Warli painting. It then discusses mural painting, Samikshavad painting, and the benefits of introducing paintings in CLIL classrooms. The document also includes sections on painting styles through history, sources and indicators that paintings provide about historical, political, social, scientific, and technological developments. It concludes with descriptions of paintings related to Indian festivals and fairs.
1. The document provides an overview of different art elements, principles, styles and movements throughout history. It includes descriptions and examples of impressionism, expressionism, abstractionism, pop art, and contemporary art forms like installation and performance art.
2. Key aspects covered include elements like line, shape, form, space, color and principles such as pattern, rhythm, balance and unity. Distinct characteristics of different movements are examined, along with notable artists.
3. The document offers assessments and activities for students to practice identifying and applying different elements and analyzing works from various movements.
Q1-ARTS P1.pptx. Elements and Principles of artsssuserdf0d81
Impressionism was an art movement that began in France in the 1860s. It focused on capturing fleeting impressions and effects of light using visible brush strokes, unconventional colors and compositions. Key characteristics included painting outdoors, using pure colors side by side, and depicting everyday subjects and scenes in a spontaneous manner. The movement broke from past traditions of detailed studio paintings and influenced later art with its focus on light, movement and candid moments.
The document discusses how art movements from the late 19th century to the 20th century captured major world events and technological advancements of the time. Specifically, it describes the impressionist and expressionist art movements which conveyed ideas and feelings in innovative ways using techniques like short brush strokes, pure unmixed colors, and everyday subjects painted outdoors. Examples of famous impressionist artworks mentioned include works by Monet, Manet, and Renoir, while expressionism emerged as a movement that further distorted subjects and applied unnatural colors.
This document provides an overview of key artists, artistic movements, and techniques from the 18th and 19th centuries. It discusses Rococo painters like François Boucher and their pastoral, decorative works. It then covers Neoclassicists like Jacques-Louis David who reacted against Rococo and emphasized classical ideals of beauty and virtue. The document also summarizes Romanticism's focus on emotion and nature, Realism's emphasis on accurate depictions of contemporary life, and the Orientalist fascination with exotic Eastern subjects during this period.
This document discusses several modern art movements including Impressionism, Expressionism, Surrealism, Pop Art, and Performance Art. It provides characteristics and examples of famous artists for each movement. Impressionism aimed to capture fleeting impressions and effects of light. Artists like Monet, Van Gogh, and Manet used loose brushstrokes and color to achieve this. Expressionism used exaggerated colors and shapes to convey emotion. Munch's painting "The Scream" was an influential work. These modern art styles influenced Philippine art with painters like Luna and Edades incorporating aspects into their own works.
This document provides information on various art movements and artists, including Impressionism, Post-Impressionism, Fauvism, Neo-Impressionism, Symbolism, Expressionism, Abstractionism, and Abstract Expressionism. It identifies key artists such as Monet, Van Gogh, Matisse, Picasso, Pollock, and their signature styles. It also highlights several Filipino artists like Carlos Botong Francisco and Jose Joya who were influenced by these movements and developed their own expressive techniques.
Contemporary art springs from present-day events and passions in society. It functions in a globally diverse and technology-oriented world. Contemporary art is collaborative and involves audience interaction. Studying contemporary art is important because it expresses the feelings and ideals of today's artists and society. While modern art focuses on techniques, contemporary art emphasizes conveying messages relevant to society. The Philippines has a long history of art from ethnic, Islamic, Spanish, American and Japanese influences to modern and contemporary eras. Traditional art was culture-bound and realistic, while contemporary art evolves with the artist's feelings and uses diverse materials without boundaries.
This document discusses the history and development of art in Cuba, particularly landscape painting in the eastern region of Santiago de Cuba. It describes how Cuban art was initially influenced by European traditions but developed its own authentic identity in the early 20th century. Landscape painting has been a recurrent theme in Cuban art, depicting the natural surroundings. Several generations of artists from Santiago de Cuba are discussed, from the 19th century painter José Joaquín Tejada to more recent generations in the late 20th century who have explored social and environmental themes through their work.
This document provides an overview of contemporary Philippine arts from different regions. It discusses various contemporary art forms like choreography, musical instruments, literary/musical compositions, visual design, and theatrical performances. It describes how integrative art has emerged as a hybrid combining multiple disciplines. The document also covers elements of art like line, shape, color and principles of design such as balance and movement. Students are given various activities to apply their understanding of contemporary art forms and principles.
GRADE 10 QUARTER 1 Art Elements and Principles with Distinct Characteristics....KIRBYANNGALABIN
This document outlines different art styles and movements including Impressionism, Post-Impressionism, Expressionism, and Abstractionism. It provides examples of each style's typical techniques like using short brush strokes of bright colors for Impressionism or distorting natural forms and using strong colors for Expressionism. Several sub-movements of Expressionism are also defined such as Fauvism, Dadaism, Surrealism, and Social Realism along with examples of influential artists representing each style.
Paul Cézanne was a French Post-Impressionist painter in the late 19th century who influenced the transition to 20th century art styles like Cubism. He is known for his exploratory brushstrokes and use of color planes that build complex fields. Cézanne met Camille Pissarro and their landscape paintings together had a collaborative influence. Later in his career, Cézanne worked from direct observation and developed a light, airy style while maintaining a solid, architectural composition. He aimed to unite observation of nature with classical composition.
Q2-COT-PPT_ARTS9 (The Influence of the Iconic Artists).pptxchris ann noval
The document discusses techniques used by iconic Renaissance and Baroque artists. It describes Leonardo da Vinci's use of sfumato technique using fine transparent pigments that flow smoothly. It explains Michelangelo's development of cangiante technique for replacing highlights and shades with analogous colors. Caravaggio is discussed for using tenebrism technique to darken shadows and transfix subjects in light, emphasizing contrast. Students are asked to identify techniques, describe how artists influenced others, and suggested materials for an artwork.
This document provides an overview of various modern art movements from Impressionism to Abstract Art between 1870-1925. It summarizes key artists and styles for each movement, including Impressionism (Monet, Renoir, Degas), Post-Impressionism (Cézanne, Gauguin, Van Gogh, Seurat), Fauvism (Matisse, Derain), German Expressionism (Kirchner, Schmidt-Rottluff, Kandinsky, Marc), Cubism (Braque, Picasso), Futurism (Balla), and Abstract Art/Suprematism (Malevich). The document serves as a guide for learners to analyze elements of modern
This document provides background information on elements and principles of contemporary arts in the Philippines. It discusses appropriation, which is taking images or objects from other sources and incorporating them into new works. Appropriation became prominent in the 1980s. Performance art is also covered, which involves live actions by artists in front of an audience. Examples of performance art emphasize spontaneous one-off performances or rehearsed series. The document traces the origins of performance art to Happenings in the 1950s.
Here are the key points to address in your contemporary art project:
1. Contemporary art refers to art made by living artists today. It reflects the ideas, technologies, and cultures of the present moment.
2. Contemporary art is often collaborative, involving input from multiple artists or the audience. It is integrative, combining different mediums, styles, and art forms. The process of making the work is emphasized over the finished product.
3. This differentiates it from traditional and modern art, which often featured a single artist and focused on realistic representation or abstraction. Contemporary art is less concerned with realistic depiction and more with ideas, participation, and experimentation.
4. Your cubist artwork can demonstrate these qualities
The document discusses the origins and history of Impressionism. It emerged in response to industrialization and new photography techniques. Artists gathered around Manet and exhibited works with loose brushstrokes and bright colors mixed on the canvas. Influences included the Barbizon school, Spanish art, and Japanese prints. Techniques included painting en plein air to capture light and color, using short brushstrokes and leaving the mixing of colors to the eye. Key artists included Manet, Monet, Renoir, Degas, Seurat, and others who painted landscapes, scenes of modern life, and effects of light.
ARTS OF THE RENAISSANCE AND BAROQUE PERIODSYanCabanez
The document provides information about Renaissance and Baroque art periods. The Renaissance period saw a rebirth of interest in classical philosophy and art, with a focus on realistic and humanistic works. Famous Renaissance artists included Michelangelo, Leonardo Da Vinci, Raphael, and Donatello. Baroque art that followed was more elaborate and emotional, encouraged by the Catholic Church to propagate its doctrines. Artists like Caravaggio, Rubens, Rembrandt, and Bernini rose to prominence during this period. The document then summarizes characteristics and key works of both periods.
This document provides background information on contemporary Philippine arts from different regions. It defines contemporary art as art being created in the present period and discusses how contemporary art emerged in the Philippines in the 1970s in reaction to social and cultural realities. It identifies seven major contemporary art forms in the Philippines - music, literature, theater, film, dance, architecture/designs, and visual arts. It also discusses contemporary art practices from various regions, including Tinikling and Cariñosa dances, lantern festivals, belenismo festivals, and architectural landmarks like Mount Samat National Shrine. The document is intended to help students identify various contemporary art forms and their practices from different regions of the Philippines.
1. The document defines contemporary art and discusses its forms from various regions. It contrasts contemporary art with modern art, noting that contemporary art focuses more on society while modern art is more self-expressive.
2. The development of Philippine arts is discussed in three traditions: ethnic traditions, Spanish colonial traditions, and American colonial and contemporary arts traditions. Specific art examples are provided for each tradition.
3. Contemporary Philippine art is defined as referring to art created from 1970 to the present. It mirrors contemporary culture and society and features diverse emerging practices. Examples of contemporary Philippine artworks are described.
1. The document discusses painting, including defining it, its importance, and significant Filipino painters.
2. It outlines various painting media like pencil, watercolor, oil, and tempera. It also discusses elements of art structure including line, form, color, value, and texture.
3. The document then covers realism and its forms like through-the-window, selective, light-and-shadow, fringe, and focus-and-fringe realism.
4. Significant Filipino painters discussed include Fernando Amorsolo, Juan Luna, Vicente Manansala, Carlos Francisco, and Mauro Malang Santos. The document provides details on their backgrounds and artworks
The document provides an overview of modern art movements from Impressionism to contemporary forms. It discusses the origins and key characteristics of Impressionism, Post-Impressionism, Expressionism, Abstractionism, Pop Art, Op Art, Installation Art and Performance Art. Specific artists mentioned include Manet, Monet, Renoir, Cezanne, Van Gogh, Modigliani, Matisse, Klee, Miro, Picasso, Braque, Severini and Leger. Learning activities are also outlined for students to analyze elements of modern art styles and create their own artworks.
This document provides a timeline of visual art styles from prehistoric times through modern art eras including Pop Art. It lists various periods such as Egyptian, Archaic, Hellenic, Romanesque, Gothic, Renaissance, Mannerism, Baroque, Rococo, Neoclassicism, Romanticism, Realism, Art Nouveau, Expressionism, Dadaism, Surrealism, Impressionism, Fauvism, Pointillism, Cubism, Abstract Expressionism, and Modern Art. It also includes brief definitions or descriptions of some styles like Mannerism, Baroque, Rococo, and provides examples of artworks like Large Reclining Nude by Henri Matisse from 1935 and Port
CPAR Module 2.pdf Contemporary Arts It is good for studying.RhealynBalboaLopez
The document provides an overview of a learning module on contemporary Philippine arts from the regions. It includes:
1. An introduction outlining the learning objectives of understanding Philippine art history and forms.
2. A review of the previous lesson on defining contemporary arts and the functions of art.
3. Details on the history of Philippine art from ethnic art to the contemporary era, covering developments under Spanish, American, Japanese and post-independence rule.
4. Examples of visual art forms like painting, woodcarving and sculpture, and audio-visual arts like performing arts.
This document discusses several modern art movements including Impressionism, Expressionism, Surrealism, Pop Art, and Performance Art. It provides characteristics and examples of famous artists for each movement. Impressionism aimed to capture fleeting impressions and effects of light. Artists like Monet, Van Gogh, and Manet used loose brushstrokes and color to achieve this. Expressionism used exaggerated colors and shapes to convey emotion. Munch's painting "The Scream" was an influential work. These modern art styles influenced Philippine art with painters like Luna and Edades incorporating aspects into their own works.
This document provides information on various art movements and artists, including Impressionism, Post-Impressionism, Fauvism, Neo-Impressionism, Symbolism, Expressionism, Abstractionism, and Abstract Expressionism. It identifies key artists such as Monet, Van Gogh, Matisse, Picasso, Pollock, and their signature styles. It also highlights several Filipino artists like Carlos Botong Francisco and Jose Joya who were influenced by these movements and developed their own expressive techniques.
Contemporary art springs from present-day events and passions in society. It functions in a globally diverse and technology-oriented world. Contemporary art is collaborative and involves audience interaction. Studying contemporary art is important because it expresses the feelings and ideals of today's artists and society. While modern art focuses on techniques, contemporary art emphasizes conveying messages relevant to society. The Philippines has a long history of art from ethnic, Islamic, Spanish, American and Japanese influences to modern and contemporary eras. Traditional art was culture-bound and realistic, while contemporary art evolves with the artist's feelings and uses diverse materials without boundaries.
This document discusses the history and development of art in Cuba, particularly landscape painting in the eastern region of Santiago de Cuba. It describes how Cuban art was initially influenced by European traditions but developed its own authentic identity in the early 20th century. Landscape painting has been a recurrent theme in Cuban art, depicting the natural surroundings. Several generations of artists from Santiago de Cuba are discussed, from the 19th century painter José Joaquín Tejada to more recent generations in the late 20th century who have explored social and environmental themes through their work.
This document provides an overview of contemporary Philippine arts from different regions. It discusses various contemporary art forms like choreography, musical instruments, literary/musical compositions, visual design, and theatrical performances. It describes how integrative art has emerged as a hybrid combining multiple disciplines. The document also covers elements of art like line, shape, color and principles of design such as balance and movement. Students are given various activities to apply their understanding of contemporary art forms and principles.
GRADE 10 QUARTER 1 Art Elements and Principles with Distinct Characteristics....KIRBYANNGALABIN
This document outlines different art styles and movements including Impressionism, Post-Impressionism, Expressionism, and Abstractionism. It provides examples of each style's typical techniques like using short brush strokes of bright colors for Impressionism or distorting natural forms and using strong colors for Expressionism. Several sub-movements of Expressionism are also defined such as Fauvism, Dadaism, Surrealism, and Social Realism along with examples of influential artists representing each style.
Paul Cézanne was a French Post-Impressionist painter in the late 19th century who influenced the transition to 20th century art styles like Cubism. He is known for his exploratory brushstrokes and use of color planes that build complex fields. Cézanne met Camille Pissarro and their landscape paintings together had a collaborative influence. Later in his career, Cézanne worked from direct observation and developed a light, airy style while maintaining a solid, architectural composition. He aimed to unite observation of nature with classical composition.
Q2-COT-PPT_ARTS9 (The Influence of the Iconic Artists).pptxchris ann noval
The document discusses techniques used by iconic Renaissance and Baroque artists. It describes Leonardo da Vinci's use of sfumato technique using fine transparent pigments that flow smoothly. It explains Michelangelo's development of cangiante technique for replacing highlights and shades with analogous colors. Caravaggio is discussed for using tenebrism technique to darken shadows and transfix subjects in light, emphasizing contrast. Students are asked to identify techniques, describe how artists influenced others, and suggested materials for an artwork.
This document provides an overview of various modern art movements from Impressionism to Abstract Art between 1870-1925. It summarizes key artists and styles for each movement, including Impressionism (Monet, Renoir, Degas), Post-Impressionism (Cézanne, Gauguin, Van Gogh, Seurat), Fauvism (Matisse, Derain), German Expressionism (Kirchner, Schmidt-Rottluff, Kandinsky, Marc), Cubism (Braque, Picasso), Futurism (Balla), and Abstract Art/Suprematism (Malevich). The document serves as a guide for learners to analyze elements of modern
This document provides background information on elements and principles of contemporary arts in the Philippines. It discusses appropriation, which is taking images or objects from other sources and incorporating them into new works. Appropriation became prominent in the 1980s. Performance art is also covered, which involves live actions by artists in front of an audience. Examples of performance art emphasize spontaneous one-off performances or rehearsed series. The document traces the origins of performance art to Happenings in the 1950s.
Here are the key points to address in your contemporary art project:
1. Contemporary art refers to art made by living artists today. It reflects the ideas, technologies, and cultures of the present moment.
2. Contemporary art is often collaborative, involving input from multiple artists or the audience. It is integrative, combining different mediums, styles, and art forms. The process of making the work is emphasized over the finished product.
3. This differentiates it from traditional and modern art, which often featured a single artist and focused on realistic representation or abstraction. Contemporary art is less concerned with realistic depiction and more with ideas, participation, and experimentation.
4. Your cubist artwork can demonstrate these qualities
The document discusses the origins and history of Impressionism. It emerged in response to industrialization and new photography techniques. Artists gathered around Manet and exhibited works with loose brushstrokes and bright colors mixed on the canvas. Influences included the Barbizon school, Spanish art, and Japanese prints. Techniques included painting en plein air to capture light and color, using short brushstrokes and leaving the mixing of colors to the eye. Key artists included Manet, Monet, Renoir, Degas, Seurat, and others who painted landscapes, scenes of modern life, and effects of light.
ARTS OF THE RENAISSANCE AND BAROQUE PERIODSYanCabanez
The document provides information about Renaissance and Baroque art periods. The Renaissance period saw a rebirth of interest in classical philosophy and art, with a focus on realistic and humanistic works. Famous Renaissance artists included Michelangelo, Leonardo Da Vinci, Raphael, and Donatello. Baroque art that followed was more elaborate and emotional, encouraged by the Catholic Church to propagate its doctrines. Artists like Caravaggio, Rubens, Rembrandt, and Bernini rose to prominence during this period. The document then summarizes characteristics and key works of both periods.
This document provides background information on contemporary Philippine arts from different regions. It defines contemporary art as art being created in the present period and discusses how contemporary art emerged in the Philippines in the 1970s in reaction to social and cultural realities. It identifies seven major contemporary art forms in the Philippines - music, literature, theater, film, dance, architecture/designs, and visual arts. It also discusses contemporary art practices from various regions, including Tinikling and Cariñosa dances, lantern festivals, belenismo festivals, and architectural landmarks like Mount Samat National Shrine. The document is intended to help students identify various contemporary art forms and their practices from different regions of the Philippines.
1. The document defines contemporary art and discusses its forms from various regions. It contrasts contemporary art with modern art, noting that contemporary art focuses more on society while modern art is more self-expressive.
2. The development of Philippine arts is discussed in three traditions: ethnic traditions, Spanish colonial traditions, and American colonial and contemporary arts traditions. Specific art examples are provided for each tradition.
3. Contemporary Philippine art is defined as referring to art created from 1970 to the present. It mirrors contemporary culture and society and features diverse emerging practices. Examples of contemporary Philippine artworks are described.
1. The document discusses painting, including defining it, its importance, and significant Filipino painters.
2. It outlines various painting media like pencil, watercolor, oil, and tempera. It also discusses elements of art structure including line, form, color, value, and texture.
3. The document then covers realism and its forms like through-the-window, selective, light-and-shadow, fringe, and focus-and-fringe realism.
4. Significant Filipino painters discussed include Fernando Amorsolo, Juan Luna, Vicente Manansala, Carlos Francisco, and Mauro Malang Santos. The document provides details on their backgrounds and artworks
The document provides an overview of modern art movements from Impressionism to contemporary forms. It discusses the origins and key characteristics of Impressionism, Post-Impressionism, Expressionism, Abstractionism, Pop Art, Op Art, Installation Art and Performance Art. Specific artists mentioned include Manet, Monet, Renoir, Cezanne, Van Gogh, Modigliani, Matisse, Klee, Miro, Picasso, Braque, Severini and Leger. Learning activities are also outlined for students to analyze elements of modern art styles and create their own artworks.
This document provides a timeline of visual art styles from prehistoric times through modern art eras including Pop Art. It lists various periods such as Egyptian, Archaic, Hellenic, Romanesque, Gothic, Renaissance, Mannerism, Baroque, Rococo, Neoclassicism, Romanticism, Realism, Art Nouveau, Expressionism, Dadaism, Surrealism, Impressionism, Fauvism, Pointillism, Cubism, Abstract Expressionism, and Modern Art. It also includes brief definitions or descriptions of some styles like Mannerism, Baroque, Rococo, and provides examples of artworks like Large Reclining Nude by Henri Matisse from 1935 and Port
CPAR Module 2.pdf Contemporary Arts It is good for studying.RhealynBalboaLopez
The document provides an overview of a learning module on contemporary Philippine arts from the regions. It includes:
1. An introduction outlining the learning objectives of understanding Philippine art history and forms.
2. A review of the previous lesson on defining contemporary arts and the functions of art.
3. Details on the history of Philippine art from ethnic art to the contemporary era, covering developments under Spanish, American, Japanese and post-independence rule.
4. Examples of visual art forms like painting, woodcarving and sculpture, and audio-visual arts like performing arts.
Boudoir photography, a genre that captures intimate and sensual images of individuals, has experienced significant transformation over the years, particularly in New York City (NYC). Known for its diversity and vibrant arts scene, NYC has been a hub for the evolution of various art forms, including boudoir photography. This article delves into the historical background, cultural significance, technological advancements, and the contemporary landscape of boudoir photography in NYC.
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2. WELCOME
SY:
2020 – 2021
CARLOS L. ALBERT HIGH
SCHOOL
MAPEH DEPARTMENT
GRADE TEN LEVEL
QUARTER 1:
ARTS: ORIGIN & THE ARTIST in
MODERN ART
and
ART CRITICISM OF MODERN ART
REMINDERS & UPDATES
3. CARLOS L. ALBERT HIGH
SCHOOL
MAPEH DEPARTMENT
GRADE TEN LEVEL
GREETINGS
GOOD MORNING
CLASS
4. Discussion #: ARTS – QUARTER 1
CARLOS L. ALBERT HIGH
SCHOOL
MAPEH DEPARTMENT
GRADE TEN LEVEL
MODULE 2
& 3
ORIGIN &
THE ARTISTS in
MODERN ART
5. Discussion #: ARTS – QUARTER 1 – MODULE 2 & 3
CARLOS L. ALBERT HIGH
SCHOOL
MAPEH DEPARTMENT
GRADE TEN LEVEL
INTRODUCTION
✔MODERNISM refers to a global
movement in society and culture.
✔Sought a new alignment with the
experience and values of modern
industrial life.
✔Used NEW IMAGERY, MATERIALS
and TECHNIQUES to create
artworks.
6. Discussion #: ARTS – QUARTER 1 – MODULE 2 & 3
CARLOS L. ALBERT HIGH
SCHOOL
MAPEH DEPARTMENT
GRADE TEN LEVEL
INTRODUCTION
7. CARLOS L. ALBERT HIGH
SCHOOL
MAPEH DEPARTMENT
GRADE TEN LEVEL
MODERN
ART
Discussion #: ARTS – QUARTER 1 – MODULE 2 & 3
✔IMPRESSIONISM
•Focus on CONTEMPORARY LANDSCAPES and SCENES
of MODERN LIFE, especially of BOURGEOIS LEISURE
and RECREATION.
•Name was coined from term SOLEIL LEVANT (RISING
SUN) work by French painter MONET – IMPRESSION,
SUNRISE.
•Sought to represent in their works: the VIEWER’S
MOMENTARY “impression” of an image.
•main contribution was to LEGITIMIZE the use of
NON-NATURALIST COLORS
8. CARLOS L. ALBERT HIGH
SCHOOL
MAPEH DEPARTMENT
GRADE TEN LEVEL
IMPRESSIONISM
ARTISTS
Discussion #3: ARTS – QUARTER 1 – MODULE 2 & 3
✔The “FATHER OF IMPRESSIONISM ART”
✔known for his LANDSCAPE PAINTINGS,
particularly those depicting his beloved FLOWER
GARDENS and WATER LILY PONDS at his home.
✔One of the central figures of the impressionist
movement.
✔His early works were SNAPSHOTS OF REAL LIFE,
FULL OF SPARKLING COLOR and LIGHT.
✔Renoir's paintings are notable for their vibrant
light and saturated color, most often focusing on
people in intimate and candid compositions.
CLAUDE
MONET
AUGUSTE
RENOIR
9. CARLOS L. ALBERT HIGH
SCHOOL
MAPEH DEPARTMENT
GRADE TEN LEVEL
IMPRESSIONISM
ARTISTS
Discussion #: ARTS – QUARTER 1 – MODULE 2 & 3
✔One of the first 19th century artists to
DEPICT MODERN-LIFE SUBJECTS.
✔He was a KEY FIGURE in the transition from
REALISM to IMPRESSIONISM.
✔a FILIPINO IMPRESSIONIST, focused on the
subjects of the paintings of JUAN LUNA,
Carlos “Botong” Francisco, and Fernando
Amorsolo
EDOUARD
MANET
OSCAR RAMOS
10. CARLOS L. ALBERT HIGH
SCHOOL
MAPEH DEPARTMENT
GRADE TEN LEVEL
MODERN
ART
Discussion #: ARTS – QUARTER 1 – MODULE 2 & 3
✔POST – IMPRESSIONISM
•Instead they favored an EMPHASIS on more
SYMBOLIC CONTENT, FORMAL ORDER and
STRUCTURE.
•They also believed that color could be independent
from FORM and COMPOSITION as an EMOTIONAL
and AESTHETIC bearer of meaning.
•They use new ways: GEOMETRIC approach,
FRAGMENTING OBJECTS and DISTORTING PEOPLE’S
FACES and BODY PARTS, and applying colors that
were not necessarily realistic or natural.
11. CARLOS L. ALBERT HIGH
SCHOOL
MAPEH DEPARTMENT
GRADE TEN LEVEL
POST-IMPRESSI
ONISM ARTISTS
Discussion #3: ARTS – QUARTER 1 – MODULE 2 & 3
✔Paves the way for the next revolutionary art
movement known as expressionism.
✔His work is often concerned with the FIGURE in
the LANDSCAPE (groups of large, heavy figures),
IMAGINATIVELY PAINTED.
✔His works were remarkable for their STRONG,
HEAVY BRUSH STROKES, INTENSE EMOTIONS, and
COLORS that appeared to almost PULSATE with
ENERGY.
✔Due to illness – he cut his left ear when temper
flared with his co-artist.
PAUL
CEZANNE
VINCENT van
GOGH
12. CARLOS L. ALBERT HIGH
SCHOOL
MAPEH DEPARTMENT
GRADE TEN LEVEL
POST-IMPRESSI
ONISM ARTISTS
Discussion #: ARTS – QUARTER 1 – MODULE 2 & 3
✔Refined his own style which is a personal version of
Post-Impressionism onto the Philippine context.
✔His style is a successful blending of FORMAL
ELEMENTS in FOLK ART with those of SPANISH
BAROQUE and MUSLIM MALAYAN.
CARLOS “BOTONG”
FRANCISCO
13. CARLOS L. ALBERT HIGH
SCHOOL
MAPEH DEPARTMENT
GRADE TEN LEVEL
MODERN
ART
Discussion #: ARTS – QUARTER 1 – MODULE 2 & 3
✔NEO – IMPRESSIONISM (POINTILLISM)
•Is a movement in French painting of the late 19th century
that reacted against the EMPIRICAL REALISM of
Impressionism by relying on SYSTEMATIC CALCULATION
and SCIENTIFIC THEORY to achieve predetermined VISUAL
EFFECTS.
✔A well-known FILIPINO POINTILLIST PAINTER.
✔He created DEPTH, LIGHT, SHADOW, TEXTURE and other
elements using tiny dots.
LOY LAURENTE
14. CARLOS L. ALBERT HIGH
SCHOOL
MAPEH DEPARTMENT
GRADE TEN LEVEL
NEO-IMPRESSIO
NISM ARTISTS
Discussion #: ARTS – QUARTER 1 – MODULE 2 & 3
✔Known for using the technique
POINTILLISM – created huge compositions
with TINY, DETACHED STROKES of PURE
COLOR.
✔He apply PIGMENT IN MINUTE DABS of
PURE COLOR.
✔But he adopted an exact, almost scientific
system of applying the dots.
GEORGES
SEURAT
PAUL SIGNAC
15. CARLOS L. ALBERT HIGH
SCHOOL
MAPEH DEPARTMENT
GRADE TEN LEVEL
MODERN
ART
Discussion #: ARTS – QUARTER 1 – MODULE 2 & 3
✔EXPRESSIONISM
•Has a qualities of HIGHLY SUBJECTIVE,
PERSONAL, SPONTANEOUS SELF-EXPRESSION
(EMOTIONAL).
•Main contribution was to POPULARIZE the
IDEA of SUBJECTIVITY in painting and
sculpture.
•To show that REPRESENTATIONAL ART may
legitimately include SUBJECTIVE DISTORTION.
16. CARLOS L. ALBERT HIGH
SCHOOL
MAPEH DEPARTMENT
GRADE TEN LEVEL
EXPRESSIO
NISM
Discussion #: ARTS – QUARTER 1 – MODULE 2 & 3
✔SUB-MOVEMENT
•FAUVISM
•DADAISM
•SURREALISM
•NEO-PRIMITIVISM
•SOCIAL REALISM
17. CARLOS L. ALBERT HIGH
SCHOOL
MAPEH DEPARTMENT
GRADE TEN LEVEL
MODERN
ART
Discussion #: ARTS – QUARTER 1 – MODULE 2 & 3
✔FAUVISM
•A style that used BOLD, VIBRANT COLORS and
VISUAL DISTORTIONS in a playful way.
•Its name was derived from LES FAUVES (“wild
beasts”)
•Used PURE, BRILLIANT COLOR aggressively
applied straight from the paint tubes to create a
sense of an explosion on the canvas.
18. CARLOS L. ALBERT HIGH
SCHOOL
MAPEH DEPARTMENT
GRADE TEN LEVEL
FAUVISM
ARTISTS
Discussion #: ARTS – QUARTER 1 – MODULE 2 & 3
✔His work EXUDES BRIGHT, PURE COLOR and
EXPRESSIVE FORM and COMPOSITION.
✔His fluid and original DRAUGHTSMANSHIP striving
for STRONG EMOTIONAL reactions.
✔He painted LANDSCAPES and FIGURE studies in
brilliant
✔Also use PURE COLORS and used BROKEN
BRUSHSTROKES and IMPULSIVE lines to define his
spontaneous compositions
HENRI
MATISSE
ANDRE DERAIN
19. CARLOS L. ALBERT HIGH
SCHOOL
MAPEH DEPARTMENT
GRADE TEN LEVEL
MODERN
ART
Discussion #: ARTS – QUARTER 1 – MODULE 2 & 3
✔DADAISM
•A style characterized by DREAM FANTASIES, MEMORY
IMAGES and VISUAL TRICKS and SURPRISES.
•Its name was derived from HOBBYHORSE (“a child’s toy
put on stick”)
•DADA means to the “NONSTYLE”.
✔Used an AIRLESS DREAMLIKE SPACE in his
townscapes with an EXAGGERATED PERSPECTIVE
ARTIFICIALLY ILLUMINATED, with LONG SINISTER
SHADOWS, and STREWN about with ANTIQUE
STATUES.
GIORGIO DE CHIRICO
20. CARLOS L. ALBERT HIGH
SCHOOL
MAPEH DEPARTMENT
GRADE TEN LEVEL
MODERN
ART
Discussion #: ARTS – QUARTER 1 – MODULE 2 & 3
✔SURREALISM
•A style that depicted an ILLOGICAL,
SUBCONSCIOUS DREAM WORLD to
exist. VISUAL TRICKS and SURPRISES.
•Its name was derived from SUPER
REALISM (“clearly expressing a
departure from reality”)
21. CARLOS L. ALBERT HIGH
SCHOOL
MAPEH DEPARTMENT
GRADE TEN LEVEL
SURREALISM
ARTIST
Discussion : ARTS – QUARTER 1 – MODULE 2 & 3
✔Renowned for his FLAMBOYANT
PERSONALITY and role of MISCHIEVOUS
PROVOCATEUR and undeniable TECHNICAL
VIRTUOSITY.
✔He use ORGANIC MORPHOLOGY.
✔One of the Philippines top EXPRESSIONIST
artists.
✔His signature use of DISTORTION to probe
the subject’s innermost being.
SALVADOR
DALI
ONIB OLMEDO
22. CARLOS L. ALBERT HIGH
SCHOOL
MAPEH DEPARTMENT
GRADE TEN LEVEL
MODERN
ART
Discussion : ARTS – QUARTER 1 – MODULE 2 & 3
✔SYMBOLISM
•sought to EXPRESS INDIVIDUAL EMOTIONAL
EXPERIENCE through the SUBTLE and SUGGESTIVE
use of highly symbolized language.
✔He emphasize the ESSENTIAL and
INNATE qualities of the poetic
medium.
PAUL
VERLAINE
23. CARLOS L. ALBERT HIGH
SCHOOL
MAPEH DEPARTMENT
GRADE TEN LEVEL
SYMBOLISM
Discussion : ARTS – QUARTER 1 – MODULE 2 & 3
✔FRENCH POET and ADVENTURER who won
renown in the SYMBOLIST MOVEMENT and
markedly influenced MODERN POETRY.
✔He painted LITERARY and HISTORICAL
scenes, with POLITICAL COMMENTARY.
✔His ALLEGORICAL works were inspired with
classical balance, and often showed figures
in theatrical poses.
ARTHUR
RIMBAUD
JUAN LUNA
24. CARLOS L. ALBERT HIGH
SCHOOL
MAPEH DEPARTMENT
GRADE TEN LEVEL
MODERN
ART
Discussion : ARTS – QUARTER 1 – MODULE 2 & 3
✔ABSTRACTIONISM
•A style involved ANALYZING, DETACHING, SELECTING
and SIMPLIFYING that is LOGICAL & RATIONAL.
•Has same SPIRIT OF FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION and
OPENNESS, BRILLIANT COLOR.
✔A Filipino artist best known for his ABSTRACT
PAINTINGS.
✔He used BOLD COLOR PALETTES and
BIOMORPHIC SHAPES inspired by both his
country’s landscape and by science fiction
writing.
HERNANDO
RUIZ OCAMPO
25. CARLOS L. ALBERT HIGH
SCHOOL
MAPEH DEPARTMENT
GRADE TEN LEVEL
MODERN
ART
Discussion : ARTS – QUARTER 1 – MODULE 2 & 3
✔CUBISM
•Derived its name from “CUBE” a THREE-DIMENTIONAL
(3D) GEOMETRIC figure, involved of LINES, PLANES
and ANGLES.
✔A Spanish painter/sculptor that
POINEERED the CUBISM ART
✔Uses SERIES of PLANES. REASSEMBLED,
TILTING and INTERLOCKING in
different ways.
PABLO
PICASSO
26. CARLOS L. ALBERT HIGH
SCHOOL
MAPEH DEPARTMENT
GRADE TEN LEVEL
MODERN
ART
Discussion : ARTS – QUARTER 1 – MODULE 2 & 3
✔NONOBJECTIVISM
•Derived from the term “NON-OBJECT” a style that
did not use of FIGURES or RECOGNIZABLE OBJECTS.
✔Used the simplest combinations of
STRAIGHT LINES, RIGHT ANGLES,
PRIMARY COLORS, and BLACK, WHITE,
and GRAY.
PIET
MONDRAIN
27. CARLOS L. ALBERT HIGH
SCHOOL
MAPEH DEPARTMENT
GRADE TEN LEVEL
MODERN
ART
Discussion : ARTS – QUARTER 1 – MODULE 2 & 3
✔ABSTRACT EXPRESSIONISM
•Applied to NEW FORMS of abstract art.
•It is often characterized by GESTURAL
BRUSH-STROKES or MARK-MAKING, and the
IMPRESSION of SPONTANEITY.
✔A Filipino artist best known for his ABSTRACT
EXPRESSIONISM PAINTINGS.
✔He utilized a VARIETY of TECHNIQUES, includes
CONTROLLED DRIPS, IMPASTO STROKES and
TRANSPARENT LAYERING.
JOSE JOYA
28. CARLOS L. ALBERT HIGH
SCHOOL
MAPEH DEPARTMENT
GRADE TEN LEVEL
ABSTRACT
EXPRESSIONISM
Discussion : ARTS – QUARTER 1 – MODULE 2 & 3
✔ACTION PAINTING
•Demonstrating the EMOTIONAL IMPACT of large areas
of colors especially GESTURAL ABSTRACTION.
✔American painter best known for his ACTION
PAINTING.
✔He worked on huge canvas with NO
PREPLANNED PATTERN or DESIGN in mind.
✔Uses a techniques of SPLATTERING, SQUIRTING
and DRIBBLING PAINT.
JACKSON
POLLOCK
29. CARLOS L. ALBERT HIGH
SCHOOL
MAPEH DEPARTMENT
GRADE TEN LEVEL
ABSTRACT
EXPRESSIONISM
Discussion : ARTS – QUARTER 1 – MODULE 2 & 3
✔PICTOGRAPH
•Possessed PRIMITIVISTIC qualities.
•An approach of filling the canvas with REPEATING
PICTURE FRAGMENTS OR SYMBOLS.
✔American painter known for his PICTOGRAPH.
✔He features SHAPES EVOCATIVE of CAVE
DRAWINGS.
✔Often employed CIRCULAR MOTIFS and THICK,
GESTURAL BRUSHSTROKES, became an integral
part of the development of COLOR FIELD
PAINTING.
ADOLPH
GOTTLIEB
32. QUARTER 1: ARTS – MODULE 4 – 8
CARLOS L. ALBERT HIGH
SCHOOL
MAPEH DEPARTMENT
GRADE TEN LEVEL
OBJECTIVE
ARTS
✔Explain the role and function of art works by
evaluating their utilization and combination of
art elements and principles
33. Discussion : ARTS – QUARTER 1
CARLOS L. ALBERT HIGH
SCHOOL
MAPEH DEPARTMENT
GRADE TEN LEVEL
MODULE 4
– 8
ART
CRITICISM OF
MODERN ART
34. Discussion : ARTS – QUARTER 1 – MODULE 4 – 8
CARLOS L. ALBERT HIGH
SCHOOL
MAPEH DEPARTMENT
GRADE TEN LEVEL
INTRODUCTION
Art historians analyze visual arts’ meaning
(painting, sculpture, architecture) at the
time they were created. Also, another of
art history’s mission is to establishes
authorial origins of artworks, i.e.
discovering who created an artwork,
when, where and for what reason.
35. Discussion : ARTS – QUARTER 1 – MODULE 4 – 8
CARLOS L. ALBERT HIGH
SCHOOL
MAPEH DEPARTMENT
GRADE TEN LEVEL
SEE
&
APPRECIATE
•Visualize you are in an art exhibit and
you found these paintings that made
very interesting to you.
•Answer the following questions.
✔What art style (genre) it belongs?
✔Title of the artwork? Artist? Year?
Place?
✔Meaning (description) of the artwork?
✔Impact of artwork to you?
36. Discussion : ARTS – QUARTER 1 – MODULE 4 – 8
CARLOS L. ALBERT HIGH
SCHOOL
MAPEH DEPARTMENT
GRADE TEN LEVEL
SEE
&
APPRECIATE
ART STYLE: SYMBOLISM TITLE: SPOLIARIUM
ARTIST:
JUAN LUNA
YEAR:
1884
PLACE:
MADRID, SPAIN
DESCRITION:
the fallen and dying
gladiators are
dumped and devoid
of their worldly
possessions.
IMPACT to YOU:
Make way to
Filipinos to rise up
against the pollical
oppression of
Spaniards
colonizers.
37. CARLOS L. ALBERT HIGH
SCHOOL
MAPEH DEPARTMENT
GRADE TEN LEVEL
TIME
TO SAY
GOOD
BYE
THANK YOU!
GOOD DAY &
KEEP SAFE EVERYONE!