Contemporary
Contemporary
CONTEMPORARY
PHILIPPINE
ARTS :
Various Contemporary
Art Forms and Their
Various Practices from
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Different Regions
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modern arts
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CONTEMPORARY
PHILIPPINE ARTS
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CONTEMPORARY ARTS
Contemporary art is the term used for art of the present
day. Usually the artists are alive and still making work.
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Artists try different ways of experimenting with ideas and
materials.
Contemporary artists use whatever they think illustrates
their idea most appropriately. Nowadays artists have many
different methods and materials to use. Some use painting
and drawing but there is also photography, sculpture, film,
new media, live performance, light, sound and installation.
Contemporary art is therefore very varied.
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DIFFERENCE BETWEEN
CONTEMPORARY ARTS
AND OTHER VARIOUS
OF ARTS
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CONTEMPORARY
ARTS
V.S
MODERN ART AND
TRADITIONAL ART
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Contemporary Art V.S Traditional Art
Contemporary means to be in Traditional arts are a kind of
continuation, that is, these art arts, which are a part of any
forms reflects the creation of culture, skills and knowledge of
lifetimes. These are those art a group or generation of
forms, which are practiced from people. The people or group
the 1970’s. They represent and generally belong to the
reflect particular issues related to historical era/ times. These art
any desired subject, which are forms comprise of anything
then pictured in the contemporary done with the hands, such as
art form. These are issues related the painting, printmaking and
to the society and the new ideas. sculpture among others.
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TRADITIONAL ART
Contemporary Art V.S Modern Art
Modern and Contemporary Art both can both be considered
revolutionary (involving or causing a complete or dramatic
change), but Contemporary Art is more about
experimentation and freedom.
Fernandez’s work makes use of the urban landscape as a canvas, bringing art
out of staid white galleries and into the daily lives of commuters. His
Garapata stickers are a well-known sight around Manila and even abroad.
Besides his illustration, he’s also worked in mixed media, photomanipulation,
mural painting, and other styles. Fernandez’s pieces like to mix the mundane
in with the surreal, making each of his artworks an instant visual playground
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for the viewer. Although he is currently based in Caloocan City, you can find
his works, and Garapata, in metropolises all over the world.
BEAR
Yasmin Sison-Ching is a Filipina visual artist whose work lingers with you
long after you’ve turned away. Born in 1972 in Cavite, she took up a
degree in Humanities and Fine Arts and graduated from the University of
the Philippines, later taking a second degree in Painting from 1994-1997
and a Masters in Art Education in 2001. Her work Bear fetched the highest
price at the Borobudur auction in Singapore in 2008, and she has been
exhibited in Malaysia, Italy, the Czech Republic, Indonesia, Singapore,
Hong Kong, and the Philippines.
Sison-Ching’s early work centered on abstract expressionism. Her gestural
paintings included bright splashes of color and expressionist figures that
lacked both form and identity. She then moved on to representational
imagery, distinctive for her unflinching portrayal of her subjects. In
particular, her series on children in all their moods showed her skill at
drawing out the emotions of her subjects. This perceptiveness and
connection with viewers have made her a standout in the Philippine art
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