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    Contemporary art encompasses a wide variety of mediums and techniques. Some key mediums include painting, sculpture, photography, video art, performance art, and writing. Artists employ various techniques to manipulate materials and convey meaning, such as collage (assembling different forms), decollage (removing pieces from an original image), graffiti, land art, digital art, mixed media, and printmaking. Contemporary art reflects the globalized and technologically advancing world, with performance-based works like dance and theater integrating multiple art forms into a cohesive whole.

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    Contemporary art encompasses a wide variety of mediums and techniques. Some key mediums include painting, sculpture, photography, video art, performance art, and writing. Artists employ various techniques to manipulate materials and convey meaning, such as collage (assembling different forms), decollage (removing pieces from an original image), graffiti, land art, digital art, mixed media, and printmaking. Contemporary art reflects the globalized and technologically advancing world, with performance-based works like dance and theater integrating multiple art forms into a cohesive whole.

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    Different Techniques and Performance Practices Applied 6. DANXE, uses the body and its movements.

    to Contemporary Arts
    7. THEATER, artists integrates all the arts and uses the
    CONTEMPORARY ARTS stage, production design, performance elements and script
     art made and produced by artists living today. to enable the visual, musical, dance and other aspects to
     “the art of today,” more broadly includes artwork come together as a whole work.
    produced during the late 20th and early 21st
    centuries. 8. PHOTOGRAPHY AND FILMMAKING, use the camera to
     work in a globally influenced, culturally diverse, and record the outside world. The filmmaker uses the
    technologically advancing world. cinematographic camera to record and put together
    Examples production design, sound engineering, performance and
     painting, sculpture, drawing, printmaking, collage, screenplay.
    digital art/collage, photography, video art, installation
    art, land art, (public) intervention art, and 9. WRITING, Includes novel, poetry, nonfiction and fiction
    performance art. uses words.
    Medium
     Defined as the material or substance out of TECHNIQUES, The manner in which artists use and
    which a work is made. manipulate materials to achieve the desired formal effect,
     Through these materials, the artists express and concept, meaning according to artists’ personal style
    communicate their feelings and ideas.
     Also defines the nature of the art. Performance Practices Applied Contemporary Creations
     ARTISTIC SKILL
    NATURE OF THE ART FORM 1. COLLAGE, the artwork is made from assemblage of
    different forms, thus creating a new whole. Sometimes
    1. SCULPTURE, uses metal, wood, stone, clay and glass. include magazines and newspapers, portions or other
    One form of sculpture is pottery. artworks or texts glued to a piece of paper or canvas.
    Pottery, made by forming a clay body into objects of a
    desired shape and heating them to high temperatures 2. DECOLLAGE, created by cutting or removing pieces of an
    (600–1600 °C) in a bonfire, pit or kiln, which induces original image. It is French word means “take off” or “to
    reactions that lead to permanent changes. become unglued”
    Example
    Bulul wood carving 3. GRAFFITI, writing or drawings or painted illicitly on a
    “Ifugao rice god” wall or other surface often in a public space. It may
    express underlying social and political messages.
    2. ARCHITECTURE, it is the art or practice of designing and
    constructing buildings. It uses wood, bamboo, bricks, 4. LAND ART, an art form that is created in nature, using
    stone, concrete and various building materials natural materials such as soil, rocks, leaves and water
    Example
    National Museum 5. DIGITAL ART, artistic work or practice that uses digital
    of Fine Arts (Manila) technology as an essential part of the creative or
    3. PAINTINGS, uses pigments like watercolor, oil, textile presentation process
    paint, acrylic ink on a usually flat ground such as wood,
    paper and stonewall. 6. MIXED MEDIA, refers to the artwork in which more than
    Example one medium has been employed
    Spoliarium
    7. PRINT MAKING, prints are created by transforming ink
    4. PRINT MAKING, uses ink normally on paper, but can from a matrix or through a prepared screen to a sheet of
    also be used on woods, metal plates or silkscreens. paper or other materials.
    Example
    Jones Bridge

    5. MUSIC, uses sounds and instruments (including human


    voice)

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