Integrative Art in Philippine Contemporary Art

Define integrative art.
Identify various art forms in the Philippines.
Describe the different elements of art and principles of design found in every work of art.
Classify different art forms found in the Philippines.
Understand the significance of elements of art and principles of design in art.

Reflect on the beauty of art.
Develop powerful abilities to produce art.
Appreciate the elements of art and principles of design to create visually appealing art.
Produce original artwork as a form of self-expression.

Space: Refers to positive space (enclosed by shapes) and negative space (the area around shapes).
Line: A series of points that vary in form (curved, dotted, broken) and direction (vertical, horizontal, diagonal).
Shape: Result of two ends of a line being connected; it is two-dimensional (length and width).
- Form: A three-dimensional object with depth, unlike a flat shape.
Color: Perceived when light bounces off objects; includes lightness/darkness and coolness/warmth.
Value: Describes lightness or darkness in color.
Texture: Refers to the tactile or illusory surface of an artwork.

Scale and Proportion: Relate to the size relationships within the artwork.
Harmony: Unity referring to the arrangement of parts in the artwork.
Variety: Introduces diversity through multiple elements to break monotony.
Movement: Represents the passage of time; conveys flow through composition.
Rhythm: Establishes flow through repetition of design elements.
Balance: Distribution of elements in an artwork; can be:
- Informal (Asymmetry): Unequal distribution of designs.
- Formal (Symmetry): Equal weight distribution of designs.
Emphasis: Highlights certain elements to create a greater impact.
Subordination: Supplementary elements that support the emphasized element.

Engage in group activities to create visual art (at least three elements must be included).
Understand that both elements of art and principles of design are essential for impactful art, which can be improved through practice and application of knowledge.