[ CPAR ] UNIT 3 | Lesson 2: Research on Contemporary Arts in the Philippines

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Subject

in the arts refers to the main idea represented in the artwork.

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Themes

are the threads that bind topics to their surrounding life or background.

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Themes

can explore universal narratives and can be understood in the context of the social milieu of the artwork.

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Center of the town plaza

Where are various versions of the Rizal monument often placed?

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  • Texture

  • Color

  • Composition

  • Shape

  • Movement

Because subject uses image that use the physical senses in form and elements: (5)

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● Title

● Artist

● Medium

● Dimension

● Time of production

Themes most apparent and notable details: (5)

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Rizal Monument

A landmark and mausoleum commemorating Jose Rizal, showcasing his image in a European overcoat and holding a book, reflecting national identity and heroism.

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Jose Rizal

our National Hero, who instantly draws our attention to the topics of national identity and heroism.

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Jay Ticar

created a collection of blank books stacked on shelves that resemble the waves from the seas, as well as other pieces that were inspired by the ambient landscapes.

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Allegory

It is a symbolic representation

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Ecology

It is the overall relationship of organisms to its environment

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Site specific

It is an artwork wherein the location is an essential part of the piece

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Symbolism

It is using symbols to represent ideas