CPAR; Contemporary Art Practices

It is when an artist creates a new work of art by taking pre-existing images from other sources and modifies and/or

incorporates those images with new ones.

Appropriation

It is like reviving interests to the already prevailing forms of art, allowing the audience to renegotiate the meaning of the initial artwork in the more current one.

Appropriation

It is a modern craftsmanship which regularly increases drama, often acting and development to extremes of expression and continuity that are not allowed within the theater.

Performance Art

It can combine music, dance, poetry, theater, visual art and video and is usually being held in conventional centers in front of a live audience - although it can also take place almost anywhere.

Performance Art

It refers to the distances or areas surrounding, within, and within the components of an item.

Space

It refers to the empty spaces the artist has created around, between and within the subjects.

Negative Space

It refers to the subject of the piece itself. This is depicted as the

flower vase on the example photo.

Positive Space

In ______, the negative spaces are typically the open

or relatively empty parts of the piece.

three-dimensional art

It is the use of unusual materials to produce an

artwork.

Hybridity

Contemporary artists, for example, may use coffee for painting or miniature sculptures using crayons.

Hybridity

It also known as New Media, it involves the application of

computer technology as an essential part of the creative process

and production.

Technology Art