CONTEMPORARY

PHILIPPINE ARTS FROM

THE REGION
MS.CHARLENE R.RECIO
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1. This refers to the transfer of knowledge, skills, and art
appreciation from a teacher to a student. Education can be
both formal and informal settings
2. It pertains to the teaching done in the specified venue such as
school.
3. It pertains to a more relaxed environment such as a master-
apprentice relationship found in many ethnic groups, where
knowledge and skill are transferred through apprenticeship
4. The year of art education in schools officially included in the
curriculum.
5. Is the study of aesthetic objects and visual expression in
historical and stylistic content.
1 WHAT ARE
THESE???

(ANO BA ITO?)
DESCRIBE
2
THE USE OF
THESE
MATERIALS
IN OUR DAILY
LIVES.
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1. What can you say about the video?
2. Which art medium do you think is
the best for what art production?
3. Share your experience in using
these art media.
 ASPECTS OF PRODUCTION FOR
VISUAL ARTS (MEDIA).
Media refers to the material and tools used by an
artist,composer or designer to create a work of art.

In line with this, the medium entails different

manipulative processes for an artist to achieve their
desiredoutcome/s.
COMMON AND TRADITIONAL MEDIA
Clay– is a naturally
occurring sticky fine-
grained earth. It is
essentially rock dust
combined with water.

It can be molded into

different shapes.
COMMON AND TRADITIONAL MEDIA
Wood-used to create
sculpture, crafts, and
functional objects of art. An
extensive array of wood types
has been used in the creation
of artistic objects.
Wood finishes have ranged
from natural to painted
orstained.
COMMON AND TRADITIONAL MEDIA
Metal- is a solid, hard, opaque
material that has been used by
sculptors since ancient times.
COMMON AND TRADITIONAL MEDIA
Stone- is an object made of
stone which has been shaped,
usually by carving, or
assembled to form a
visually interesting three-
dimensional shape.
COMMON AND TRADITIONAL MEDIA
Fiber- refers to fine art whose
material consists of natural or
synthetic fiber, and other
components,such as fabric or
yarn.
COMMON AND TRADITIONAL MEDIA
Dyes- is a colored substance
that chemically bonds to the
substrate to which it is being
applied. Thisdistinguishes
dyes from pigments which do
not chemically bind to the
material they color.
COMMON AND TRADITIONAL MEDIA
Paint- the expression of ideas
and emotions, with the
creation of certain aesthetic
qualities, in a two-
dimensional visual language.
COMMON AND TRADITIONAL MEDIA
Ink-a colored fluid used for
writing, drawing, printing,
or duplicating.
COMMON AND TRADITIONAL MEDIA
Pencil -an instrument for
writing or drawing,
consisting of a thin stick of
graphite or a similar
substance
enclosed in a long thin piece
of wood or fixed in a metal
or plastic case.
COMMON AND TRADITIONAL MEDIA
Paper-materia
lmanufactured in thin
sheets from the pulp of
wood or other fibrous
substances, used
for writing, drawing, or
printing on, or as wrapping
material.
COMMON AND TRADITIONAL MEDIA
Glass-refers to individual works
of art that are substantially or
wholly made of glass. It ranges in
size from monumental works
and installation pieces to wall
hangings and windows, to works
of art made instudios and
factories, including glass jewelry
and tableware.
COMMON AND TRADITIONAL MEDIA
Plastic-are art forms which
involve physical manipulation of
a plastic medium by molding or
modelingsuch as sculpture or
ceramics.
COMMON AND TRADITIONAL MEDIA

Film-a film that is artistic or

experimental in its primary
intent.
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1. Which medium would you most
likely to use ?
2. Why would you choose this
medium?
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FOR LISTENING!