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    What Is Technique?

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    Technique refers to the methods artists use to manipulate materials to achieve desired visual effects and convey intended meanings according to their personal styles. The medium determines the technique - for example, stone requires chipping, wood requires carving, clay requires molding or shaping, and metal requires casting. Technique involves the use of tools and technologies ranging from traditional to contemporary methods. Art can be directly experienced spatially through mediums like paintings, sculptures, novels, and live performances or can be experienced over time through mediums like films, videos, and installations.

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    What Is Technique?

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    Technique refers to the methods artists use to manipulate materials to achieve desired visual effects and convey intended meanings according to their personal styles. The medium determines the technique - for example, stone requires chipping, wood requires carving, clay requires molding or shaping, and metal requires casting. Technique involves the use of tools and technologies ranging from traditional to contemporary methods. Art can be directly experienced spatially through mediums like paintings, sculptures, novels, and live performances or can be experienced over time through mediums like films, videos, and installations.

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    Technique refers to the methods artists use to manipulate materials to achieve desired visual effects and convey intended meanings according to their personal styles. The medium determines the technique - for example, stone requires chipping, wood requires carving, clay requires molding or shaping, and metal requires casting. Technique involves the use of tools and technologies ranging from traditional to contemporary methods. Art can be directly experienced spatially through mediums like paintings, sculptures, novels, and live performances or can be experienced over time through mediums like films, videos, and installations.

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    Technique refers to the methods artists use to manipulate materials to achieve desired visual effects and convey intended meanings according to their personal styles. The medium determines the technique - for example, stone requires chipping, wood requires carving, clay requires molding or shaping, and metal requires casting. Technique involves the use of tools and technologies ranging from traditional to contemporary methods. Art can be directly experienced spatially through mediums like paintings, sculptures, novels, and live performances or can be experienced over time through mediums like films, videos, and installations.

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    What is Technique?

    Technique
    The manner in which artist use and manipulate
    materials to achieve the desire formal effect and
    communicate the desired concept, or meaning,
    according to his or her personal style.

     Way to express the art


    The medium determines the
    technique
    Stone- Chiseled Wood- Carved
    Clay- Modeled/
    shaped Metal- Cast
    thread- woven
    Technique involves tools and
    technology, ranging from the most
    traditional to most contemporary.
    Depicts
    Andres
    Bonifacio
    leading the
    revolution

    Filipino struggles through History


    -Carlos Francisco
    Takes advantage of line and color to commun
    dynamism and infense passion

    Expressionist modern style


    Depict realistical scene
    capturing a moment of
    stillness

    Reflective scene of
    death, but with grace
    and dignity befitting a
    leader

    Bonifacio Monument
    -Guillermo Tolentino
    Use of carving to come up with work that has
    mass and volume

    Neoclassic style
    How is art experienced
    and consumed?
    Art
    -considered as “artifact”

    -directly eperienced and perceived


    It can be spatial and statie or unmoving

    Building
    Painting Novel
    Time based and in motion

    directly
    experiencedor
    perceired live
    or directly in
    real time
    Film and video
    • recorded or documented

    through
    internet/through
    electronic medium
    bus siege revisited
    •Pablo Biglang Awa
    produces a video time map installation
    to revisit he hostage taking incident
    in Quirino Grandstand in Rizal Park,
    Manila.
    Biglang Awa's work reflects on how theses messages were
    disseminated the wider public and how the event was attered by
    the very intervention of coverage. in the process, he
    simustaneously exposes how contemporary media and technology
    have shaped our reception understanding and even
    memorialization of this tragedy
    installation using a video is viewed in
    just a limited time.
    Conceptual artist
    gives us instructions how to make boat installation
    and how to create an installation project
    Another element of exhibition
    Dime a Dozen (and cut and paste)

    Provides the
    visitors to
    interact with
    rizal through
    an account

    Lopez Museum
    Interactivity
    • Time Record • Gerry Tan
    system
    installation
    • punch in and
    out

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