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Contemporary art

produced by living artists, who produce the most up to date artwork

Plato

believes that art is far removed from reality which exists in the realm of Ideals or Universals

Art Criticism

specific way of viewing an art piece.

Modern critics

reject the pragmatic approach because they consider all the values of art, aside from the aesthetic value

Painting

a medium through which artists convey emotions, ideas, and stories, utilizing various techniques and styles to communicate visually

Painting

visual art forms where colors and pigments are applied to a surface, typically a canvas

Visual arts

broad term that encompasses a wide range of artistic disciplines that use visual elements to communicate ideas and emotions

Representational Art-

It can be defined as any type of art where the subject matter is recognizable from the real world

Non-Representational Art

subject matter and form are one: the form is the subject

Mimetic

approach that emphasizes the significance of subject matter or content in art

Mimetic

According to this approach, the merit of a work of art lies in its subject

Expressive

an approach to art criticism stresses the relationship of the artwork to its creator

Pragmatic

this critic attaches little importance to aesthetic value and instead judges art according to how useful it is to the audience

Formal approach

requires that the audience is knowledgeable, which is the reason why pragmatists charge that it encourages snobbery and elitism

Modern Art

this set aside the traditions of the past and put more emphasis on experimentation with a new perspective on seeing the world

Oil Paint

made from pigments mixed with a binder of linseed oil

Acrylic

water-based paint consisting of pigment suspended in an acrylic polymer emulsion

Watercolor

consists of pigments suspended in a water-soluble solution

Gouache

this is similar to watercolor but with added white pigment, resulting in opaque colors

Tempera

traditional medium using pigments mixed with a water-soluble binder, such as egg yolk

Encaustic

this involves using heated beeswax mixed with colored pigments

Ink Wash

It utilizes diluted ink applied with brushes or pens

Spray Paint

commonly associated with street art and urban contemporary art

Pastel

It comes in various forms, including soft, hard, and oil pastels; made of pure pigment and a minimal binder

Mixed Media

It can include elements like collage, found objects, and more

Mixed Media

It involves combining different painting mediums within a single artwork

Filipino

This culture’s music encompasses a wide range of genres, from traditional folk music to contemporary pop, and has seen a resurgence in recent years, gaining international recognition and popularity

Mainstream

characteristics of Philippine contemporary arts that was foreign influenced, industry-driven, technology assisted, oriented for mass-consumption

Alternative

characteristics of Philippine contemporary arts that usually are social realist or advocacy oriented

Indigenous

characteristics of Philippine contemporary arts that preserves local traditions

Music

universal and powerful form of art that can evoke emotions and connect people from all walks of life

Music Composition

art of crafting melodies, harmonies, rhythms, and textures to create a new musical piece

Music Recording

The process of capturing sound waves and converting them into an electrical signal that can be stored and reproduced

Digital Recording

This uses analog-to-digital converters (ADCs) to convert sound waves into digital signals

Dance

an art form in which sequences of movement, typically to music, use the body as a means of expression and communication

Choreography

the art of creating and arranging sequences of physical bodies in which motion or form or both are specified.

Dance Steps

provides the foundation for more complex movements and helps dancers to develop their coordination, balance, and sense of rhythm

Design

plays a crucial role in dance, encompassing various aspects that shape the overall experience and aesthetic of a dance performance

Theater

collaborative form of performing art that uses live performers to present the experience of a real or imagined event before a live audience in a specific place, often a stage

Acting

the art of portraying a character or persona using body language, facial expressions, vocal intonations, and emotions

Directing

the process of guiding and overseeing the creative aspects of a theatrical production.