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Differentiating Traditional, Modern, and Contemporary Art Understanding the Evolution of Philippine Art
Overview of Philippine Art Art has evolved in response to cultural, societal, and historical influences. Divided into Traditional, Modern, and Contemporary periods.
What is Traditional Art? Definition: Art rooted in cultural practices and traditions, often passed down through generations. Characteristics: - Realistic and representational. - Themes include religion, daily life, and nature. Examples: Manunggul Jar, tribal textiles, church murals. Impact: Integral to rituals, faith, and cultural
What is Modern Art? Definition: Emerged during industrialization, breaking away from traditional techniques. Characteristics: - Abstract, innovative, and experimental. - Reflects industrialization and societal changes. Examples: The Builders by Victorio Edades, Planting Rice by Fernando Amorsolo. Impact: Pushed boundaries of traditional art, promoting national identity.
What is Contemporary Art? Definition: Art created from the mid-20th century to present, reflecting current issues and global influences. Characteristics: - Uses diverse media: installations, performance art, digital tools. - Themes include identity, politics, globalization, and environment. Examples: Leeroy News installations, Ang Kiukoks social realism.
Timeline of Philippine Art Graphic showing progression from Ethnic to Contemporary Art. Periods: 1. Ethnic Art (Pre-13th C. AD) 2. Islamic Art (13th C. AD) 3. Spanish Era (1521-1898) 4. American Era (1898-1940) 5. Japanese Era (1941-1945) 6. Modern Era (1946-1969)

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Contemporary Philippine Art from the Regions_Art_Timeline.pptx

  • 1. Differentiating Traditional, Modern, and Contemporary Art Understanding the Evolution of Philippine Art
  • 2. Overview of Philippine Art Art has evolved in response to cultural, societal, and historical influences. Divided into Traditional, Modern, and Contemporary periods.
  • 3. What is Traditional Art? Definition: Art rooted in cultural practices and traditions, often passed down through generations. Characteristics: - Realistic and representational. - Themes include religion, daily life, and nature. Examples: Manunggul Jar, tribal textiles, church murals. Impact: Integral to rituals, faith, and cultural
  • 4. What is Modern Art? Definition: Emerged during industrialization, breaking away from traditional techniques. Characteristics: - Abstract, innovative, and experimental. - Reflects industrialization and societal changes. Examples: The Builders by Victorio Edades, Planting Rice by Fernando Amorsolo. Impact: Pushed boundaries of traditional art, promoting national identity.
  • 5. What is Contemporary Art? Definition: Art created from the mid-20th century to present, reflecting current issues and global influences. Characteristics: - Uses diverse media: installations, performance art, digital tools. - Themes include identity, politics, globalization, and environment. Examples: Leeroy News installations, Ang Kiukoks social realism.
  • 6. Timeline of Philippine Art Graphic showing progression from Ethnic to Contemporary Art. Periods: 1. Ethnic Art (Pre-13th C. AD) 2. Islamic Art (13th C. AD) 3. Spanish Era (1521-1898) 4. American Era (1898-1940) 5. Japanese Era (1941-1945) 6. Modern Era (1946-1969)