contemporary arts

• Is a fraction of a bigger branch of discipline: the humanities

• The expression or application of human creative skill and imagination, typically in a visual form such as painting or sculpture, producing works to be appreciated primarily for their beauty or emotional power.

art

• Refers to the study of human experiences- how people process and record their thoughts, beliefs, and longings.

• include philosophy, history, literature, art, music and language as their modes of expressions

• Through these we get to know how others have lived and thought about the challenges of life

• From them we get to decide what is important in our lives and what we can do to make our lives better.

humanities

The goal of this is to understand, interpret, and analyze the ideas, values, and practices that shape human life and civilization

humanities

subjective

humanities

• objective

• Humanities coexist with this another branch of discipline

sciences

discipline combines both artistic creativity and scientific innovation

Architecture

field of humanities that focuses on philosophical questions about existence and ethics.

philosophy

combination of sciences and visual art.

data visualization

deal with the object study of the external world-what we see in it and all processes that happen within it

sciences

deal with the expressions of the internal world of a person, a world where everything is subjective

humanities

The integration of different discipline is common in art, specifically in contemporary art where ___ and ___ are encouraged

diversity and eclecticism

the fact of combining things from different areas

eclecticism

• Is the art that springs out of the present day events and passions of the society

• It is the newest form of art, amusing people from the middle to late 20th century up to this minute.

contemporary art

contemporary art is produced by the 21st century artists living in the ___ in the West around the late 1970s

postmodernism

previous art whose idea of using a pure, simplified and a stream-lined form of style was fundamental in creating something new at that time

modernism

developed as styles and techniques

modern art

means “with the times” art of the present time

contemporary

most popular contemporary subjects (4)

• feminism

• globalization

• migration

• environmental concerns

• it is an art that challenges gender inequality and highlights women’s experiences and empowerment

• social, political and cultural movement and belief system that advocates for the equality of all genders, especially the empowerment of women and the elimination of gender based discrimination

feminism

• a global phenomenon that allows artworks, artists, and cultural ideas to cross borders and influence each other.

• it is the process by which culture, styles, and creative practices from different parts of the globe interact, mix and inspire one another.

• through travel, the internet, trade and media - art is no longer limited by geography

globalization

• a form of art that expresses the experiences, struggles, and identities of people who move from one country to another

• inspire art, and art tells the stories of  this-about belonging, loss, identity and home

• influence art - blending of cultures- artists combine elements from their homeland with those from their new environment

migration

• refers to the use of art to express concern for nature, the planet, and environmental issues such as climate change, pollution, deforestation and sustainability

• artists create works that inspire people to protect the environment, question human impact on nature and promote ecological balance

environmental awareness

• is an oil painting that explores the theme -the dispersal and displacement of people from their homeland to new, often foreign lands

• The artist choice of medium, oil in canvas, allows him to create rich textures, vibrant colors and depth, adding layers of emotional resonance to the object

diaspora

who is the artist of diaspora?

Antipas Delovato

meaning and interpretation of diaspora (7)

1. Cultural Displacement and Identity

2. Themes of Migration and Movement

3. Use of Color and Composition

4. Connection to Heritage and Memory

5. Sense of community and Solidarity

6. Historical and Political Context

7. Personal experience of the Artist

This “crossbreeding” in the contemporary scene has resulted in a hybrid art called

integrative art

ccp

cultural center of the philippines

these three filipino artists had a unique presentation coming from three distinct disciplines- dance, music and song.

• lisa macuja elizalde

• cecil licad

• lea salonga

• The Philippines’ Prima Ballerina

• One of the most influential figures in Philippine dance.

• She is best known for bringing classical ballet closer to the Filipino audience and for her lifelong dedication to promoting ballet in the Philippines

lisa macuja elizalde

• International classical pianist

• The Philippine’s Piano Virtuoso

• “First Lady of the Philippine Piano” for her brilliance and influence in the world of classical music.

cecil licad

• International singer, artist, musical actress, celebrated for her powerful voice, musical versatility and career on Broadway and in international music.

• She is one of the most iconic Flipino performers

lea salonga