The document discusses both traditional and contemporary techniques used in art, with traditional techniques including wood carving, silkscreen printing, analogue photography, and filmmaking. Contemporary techniques that are mentioned include digital photography, digital filmmaking, music production, industrial design, and robotics. The document encourages choosing one traditional and one contemporary technique to create an original artwork using local materials.

1. TRADITIONAL
TECHNIQUES
APPLIED TO
CONTEMPORARY
CREATION

2. Research on techniques and
performance practices applied to
contemporary arts.
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3. Content Standard:
The learner is able to
shows understanding
of the materials and
techniques.

4. Performance Standard:
The learner is able to
discriminates among
various materials and
techniques

6. What can you see in the pictures?
what techniques was used by the artist base on
the given picture. ?
(Kindly take a closer look on each picture and
identify what type of art it is)

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Complete Me!
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Complete Me!
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17. Do these words
are techniques in
arts? Define
those techniques
that are
traditional? and
contemporary?
What are the
words that did
you discover?
If you will
be the artist,
what
techniques
in arts are
you going
to use?

18. Technique is the manner in which artists use
and manipulate materials to achieve the desired
form effect, and communicate the desired
concept or meaning according to his or her
personal style (modern, neoclassic, etc.).
The distinctive character or nature of the
medium determines the technique.

19. Example:
1. Stone in chiseled
2. wood is carved
3. Clay is modeled and shape
4. Metal is cast
5. Thread is woven

20. Technique involves tools and technology,
ranging from the most traditional (For
example: carving, silkscreen, analog
photography, and filmmaking) to the most
contemporary (digital photography, digital
filmmaking, music production, industrial
design, and robotics).

21. Wood
Carving
Wood Carving is an art that has been practiced all over
the world but very avidly in Southeast Asia where great
pieces of woodwork have been crafted throughout the
ages.
Siem Reap was a center of arts for many years during the
Angkor Empire, with sculptures of Apsara, Angkor tales
and other stories regularly adorning the royal
compounds. Today, these very same sculptures are made
by craftsmen and placed in hotels all over Siem Reap.
Traditional Techniques

22. Silk-screen
printing
Is one of the most popular printing
techniques, and is most-used by
companies when printing design
onto products of different sizes and
materials. It has been used for more
than 100 years in the commercial
and artistic… sector and is mainly
used for printing images and
designs on T-shirts, Tote bags, paper,
wood, ceramics, and other materials.
Traditional Techniques

23. Analogue
Photography
Analogue photography refers to
photography using an analogue
camera and film. A roll of film
loaded into the camera and the
magic begins once you start
clicking: light interacts with the
chemicals in the film and an
image is recorded. The pictures
collected in your film roll come to
life when the film is processed in a
photo lab.
Traditional Techniques

24. Filmmaking Film production is the process of
making a film. The direction or
production of films for the cinema or
television It is a visual story telling. Film
making involves a number of discrete
stages including an initial story, idea, or
commission, through screenwriting,
casting, shooting, sound recording and
reproduction, editing, and screening
the finished product before an
audience that may result in a film
release and exhibition.
Traditional Techniques

25. Digital
photography
Uses cameras containing arrays of
electronic photo detectors to
capture images focused by a lens,
as opposed to an exposure on
photographic film. The… captured
images are digitized and stored as
a computer file ready for further
digital processing, viewing,
electronic publishing, or digital
printing.
Contemporary Techniques

26. Digital film
making
Is the norm these days, enabling
filmmakers to blend art and digital media
and speed up the process of film making
as well as be more creative and
enterprising in the special effects
department. In short, more flexible digital
cameras—such as the Panasonic HVX 200
and the RED One and Scarlet cameras—
and editing software such as Final Cut Pro
Studio, have made the cinematographer's
and editor's jobs easier and made it
possible for filmmakers to produce quality
films at much less expensive cost
Contemporary Techniques

27. Music
production
It is the process of creating a recorded music
project. A record producer usually handles
music production, managing every aspect.
That can include being a critical part of the
creative process, such as deciding what
instruments are used and contributing to song
arrangements. Since music production plays a
vital role in the quality of the final product, it
can make or break the success of an album.
Record producers give recommendations on
which songs are best to record; manage
financial aspects of recording; hire outside
performers, if needed; and work with sound
engineers in the recording process.
Contemporary Techniques

28. Industrial
design
It is a combination of art and
engineering; drawing skills,
creativity and technical
knowledge are critical.
Industrial designers usually
choose to work on products
in a specific industry, such as
the medical, automobile, or
technology industry.
Contemporary Techniques

29. Robotics It is an interdisciplinary research
area at the interface of computer
science [1] and engineering.
Robotics involves design,
construction, operation, and use
of robots. The goal of robotics is
to design intelligent machines
that can help and assist humans
in their day-to-day lives and keep
everyones
Contemporary Techniques

30. MY KIND OF TRADITIONAL AND
CONTEMPORARY MASTERPIECE
Direction: Choose one of the
Traditional techniques and one
contemporary technique samples
that we have discussed to make
your own artwork using any
available materials from your
surroundings. Take a picture of your
piece and pass-through messenger
application.
Answer the questions
based from your finished
artwork.
1. What makes your
artwork “contemporary”?
2. What it your artwork
made of and how is it
made (procedure)?

31. Among the techniques and
practices, which do you
think are the most recently
used and why?

32. ASSIGNMENT
Search the Local
Materials in the
Philippines used
in Creating Art.