1. Contemporary art serves multiple functions including personal, social, economic, political, historical, religious, physical, and aesthetic functions.
2. It allows for personal expression, communication of emotions, healing effects, and sharing of individual and group stories.
3. Socially, art fosters connection and allows people to share talents and skills through groups. It also provides economic benefits through popular art forms that earn significant money and increase the value of artworks over time.
1. Contemporary art serves multiple functions including personal, social, economic, political, historical, religious, physical, and aesthetic functions.
2. It allows for personal expression, communication of emotions, healing effects, and sharing of individual and group stories.
3. Socially, art fosters connection and allows people to share talents and skills through groups. It also provides economic benefits through popular art forms that earn significant money and increase the value of artworks over time.
1. Contemporary art serves multiple functions including personal, social, economic, political, historical, religious, physical, and aesthetic functions.
2. It allows for personal expression, communication of emotions, healing effects, and sharing of individual and group stories.
3. Socially, art fosters connection and allows people to share talents and skills through groups. It also provides economic benefits through popular art forms that earn significant money and increase the value of artworks over time.
ART – comes from the Latin word “ars” which means SKILL Boston – Air Sea land - Skill stresses technical knowledge and proficiency 4. Some artists are self- taught - Craft implies expertness in workmanship and guide - Gifted – innate in them in attaching ones endhnyyhn - does not undergo formal school Webster: ART is human ingenuity in adapting natural things - they go to school to improve their skills to man’s use. - create an artwork based on what they see or influence Merriam: ART is the conscious use of skill in creative Vincent Van Gogh – The Starry Night imagination especially in the production of aesthetic object. - Self-portrait as a painter Mark Valenzuela – installation art (ceramic FIVE REASONS WHY WE NEED ARTS figures) 5. Different materials are used instead of the traditional 1. ART IS A NATURAL HUMAN BEHAVIOR ones - It makes us complete human being 6. Originality is not an issue in ConArt - Part of daily activities - copy, inspiration, enhancement 7. Process is important - Even a child can create an artwork - than the outcome - It completes us - Music FUNCTIONS OF THE ART - It doesn’t have to be polished or perfect 1. PERSONAL OR INDIVIDUAL FUNCTION 2. ART IS COMMUNICATION - Artists have their personal reasons for indulging in - It makes us express our emotions art - Like language, you communicate your feelings/ - Every artwork has a personal function emotions (sad, happy & anger) - The poet, Edwin Markham, wrote the poem “The Man and the Hoe” because he was inspired by the 3. ART IS HEALING painting of a farmer that he had seen earlier on his - It makes us healthy days. - Experiencing art can relax you - Inspiration - You can know how it feels when you make the - Vincent song: starry starry night artwork - Own personal reasons for creating art - Listening music: whenever you are sad you listen - Gary Valenciano – holding concerts for free at BGC sad songs (to go through with the pain and more hillsongs -he loves singing/ love for music on) - Self-satisfaction – you feel happy -they don’t care what the public would say 4. ART TELLS OUR STORY - It makes us share our individual or group history 2. SOCIAL FUNCTION - Painters, songwriters - Man is a social being and as such he associates - History lessons, documentation of historical events, with his fellow beings (no man is an island) traditions and culture - People associate with other group – share talents & - Record historical events skills to create great performance Choir- Madrigal Singers 5. ART IS SHARED EXPERIENCE - Bring honor to our country (completed - It keeps us connected international…) - When you are part of a group, you share or G-force – skillful dancers contribute your skills and ideas - Group of people who share the same talent to perform CHARACTERISTICS OF CONTEMPORARY ART 3. ECONOMIC FUNCTION 1. Bold Strokes Bright colors - Many people believe that it does not pay to be an (Abstract- it doesn’t have any figures artist. However, this belief is neglected by these - open interpretation) – 1920’s facts. 2. Abstract Expressionist & Surrealist - Children are discourage fine arts by their parents Expressionist- based on the artist’s emotions - doesn’t care of the public (no income daw) Surrealist – irrational jest of the artist’s expressiom Michael Jackson – highest earning celeb Surreal – unbelievable, distorted image (wall clock that -Family still earns - royalty is bent, etc.) -Songs- used by certain companies 3. Art became public Harry Potter ($7.2 billion) Contemporary Arts Elvis Presley ($300 million) - Barong tagalog & kimono saya Avengers Endgame ($1.2 billion worldwide) -special occasion ethnic costumes – part of the material culture - Popular art – earn a lot of money -indigenous still wear except residing in the “Camote diggers” by Carlos “Botong” Fransisco lowlands -he’s already dead when the painting was sold sungka – part of our culture -he became a national artist -the money goes to the owner or the family 7. RELIGIOUS FUNCTION - Paintings have a future - Almost art forms evolved from religion “Lavanderas” by Fernando Amorsolo - People in the olden times: worshipped their Gods in P21,500,00 the form of songs & dances - We are colonized by Spaniards (Catholic country) 4. POLITICAL FUNCTION Ifugao songs - Some politicians promote their political programs by Sinulog means of the arts Rituals - Buildings: use to promote politicians Buildings (church) - Invite people - City hall, Malacañang Palace Pyramid of Giza – Cleopatra -used to promote political -Religious function before it was converted into agendas/programs a tomb – worship place Cultural Center of the Philippines - Imelda Parthenon – temple (Athena) Marcos, a patroness of the arts, became the -converted into Christianity Governor of Metro Manila and used the arts to -related to Virgin Mary promote her political programs Bilang-bilang -house of different artworks Crshs – prayer room, eco mini park -cultural function -built in 1969 – Leandro Locsin (National Artist) 8. PHYSICAL FUNCTION National Museum – arts & culture became an - Houses & other buildings are constructewd to instrument of political propaganda that glorified protect their occupants & all other inside them the Marcos government. (Museum of Tomorrow in Brazil) -architect- Ralp Harrington Doane (American) - Zigzag tower (Doha) - City Gym – Barbers - Hashtag Tower (Seoul) - Provincial Gym – Matugas - CRSHS – land donated by Sol Matugas (Regional Director 9. AESTHETIC FUNCTION of Deped) - Artworks serve to beautify -political function in a way -as long as there is a political - Painting (living room, office) motivation Public Art, installation art 5. HISTORICAL FUNCTION -guyito - Paintings, sculptures, architectural works, & other -installation art in BGC art forms serve to record historical figures & events -office building art installation -home decors Luneta Park – monument of Rizal -tattoos - Execution, Bagumbayan - Sculpture – Richard Kissling (Swiss) - “Motto Stella” (guiding star) - December 30, 1913 – death anniversary - Became open to public Our Lady of EDSA Shrine - Marcos was impeached by people - Leandro Locsin (Sculpture) - Inside is a church – 14 statues - Napoleon Abueva MacArthur Landing Memorial National Park - Before installation: photograph by Gaetano Faillace (American) - Installation art creator: Anastacio Gaedo
6. CULTURAL FUNCTION - Buildings, furniture (chairs, table, etc.), clothe