ARTS-10_Q2
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Title: National Greetings 2011
Teacher: Arnel D. Serrano
Course: Arts 10, Quarter 2
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Course Context
School: Southville 8B National High School
Topic: Modern Technology - Its Role and Function on Artwork
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Modern Technology as Empowerment
21st Century Tech Advancement
Rapid advancements in high-tech gadgets (phones, phablets, laptops, computers)
Continuous upgrades reflect the pace of technological growth
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Necessity of Modern Technology
Essential for communication and entertainment
Impact on art creation processes
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Reasons for Digital Artists Using Modern Technology
Communication: Art as a visual language to express ideas
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Expression through Visual Elements
Importance of symbols and signage in conveying essential messages
Examples: Digital posters, slogans, provide awareness about various issues
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Accessibility of Digital Artworks
Easier access and sharing through social media and multimedia platforms
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Expanded Range of Artforms
Various applications and software available for digital art creations
Artists have more choices in artwork production
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Productivity and Practicality
Digital art creation requires fewer materials than traditional methods
Error correction is simplified (e.g., undo functions)
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Role and Function of Artwork
Emphasizes the utilization and combination of art elements and principles
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Non-Motivated Function of Art
Based on personal perspective; lacks external purpose
Art as a natural human creativity that transcends utility
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Functions of Art
Personal Aesthetic Appreciation: Instinct for harmony, balance, rhythm
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Mystery in Art
Provides unique experiences and understanding through meaning
Imagination Expression: Reflects artist's experiences through forms, symbols, and ideas
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Ritualistic and Symbolic Functions
Art's role in cultural rituals and performances; symbolic representation
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Motivated Function of Art
Art with intent serves specific purposes, such as political commentary or entertainment
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Communication through Art
Intent to provide meaning and direction; Examples: Illustrative arts, maps
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Art as Entertainment
Evokes emotions and creates relaxing or entertaining experiences for viewers
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Avant-Garde and Political Change
Digital arts as instruments for social and political change in the 21st Century
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Art for Social Causes
Raises awareness through exhibits focused on social issues (e.g., autism, cancer, human trafficking)
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Art in Medical Contexts
Used as therapy by therapists and mental health professionals
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Art for Propaganda and Commercialism
Influences public perception or sells products; manipulates emotions and attitudes
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Technology-Based Art Deriving Traditions and History
Importance of visualizing historical accounts through preserved artworks
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Enhancing Traditional Art
Digital technology aids in creating and enhancing traditional art
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Characteristics of 21st Century Artworks
Reflects diverse materials and technologies
Easily mass-producible
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Lack of Uniformity in Art
No singular organizing principle or ideology in contemporary artworks
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Virtual Experience of Art
Artists can submit to online galleries or create personal blogs/websites
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Reflection of Contemporary Culture
21st-century art gives voice to diverse cultural identities and values
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Themes in Digital Art
Depicts common concepts of life, nature, conflict, and social changes rooted in tradition
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Understanding Technology-Based Art
Analyses the relationship between digital artworks and cultural history
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Functions of Technology-Based Art
Provides visual information about the past; educates cultural heritage through visual arts
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Preservation through Visual Arts
Uses digital photography and painting to maintain communal experiences and ideas
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Promotion of Natural Beauty
Digital art used to highlight the beauty of landscapes, people, and traditions
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Title: The relationship of art, history, culture, and traditions
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Definition of History, Culture, and Traditions
History: Study of past human events
Culture: Ways of life including customs, beliefs, and social practices
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Traditions
Passed from generation to generation; part of both history and culture
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Vigan Heritage
Landmark in Ilocos Sur, reflecting Spanish colonial architecture preserved in digital photographs
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Princess Urduja
A heroine in Philippine history mentioned in Ibn Batutta's travels
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Animated Representation of History
Animated film depicting traditional society during the Sultanate Era in the Philippines
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Ifugao Rice Terraces
Represents ancestral knowledge, showcasing a harmonious ecosystem
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Traditional Filipino Games
A digital painting consolidating traditional games, reflecting cultural ingenuity
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Digital Poster during COVID-19
Expresses Filipino unity and resilience amidst the pandemic; highlights social awareness
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Technology Altered Landscapes
Art represents an altered scenic view of Mount Arayat through technology
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Hundred Islands (Seascape)
Digital photography capturing natural beauty of Lingayen Gulf and Hundred Islands
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City Life (Baguio City)
Baguio City, known as the “Summer Capital” of the Philippines, established during American colonization
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Characteristics of 21st Century Artworks
Evolving practices reflect individual experiences and unique expressions of artists
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Evolution of Art Creation
Historical shifts in artistic processes from classical materials to modern technology-driven techniques
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Free Forms and Styles in Art
21st century characterized by variability in forms and approaches, drawing from daily life and events
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Visual Arts Definitions
Encompasses a range of visual forms including drawing, painting, design, photography, and architecture
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Evolution of Visual Arts
Previously described only as fine arts, now includes applied arts and diverse contemporary forms.