Ako’y gising, Hindi Tulog, Nakikinig, Woah (2x)

Ako’y gising, Hindi Tulog

Ako’y gising, Hindi Tulog
Ako’y gising, Hindi Tulog, Nakiking, Woah
METHODS OF
PRESENTING
ART SUBJECT
What is an Art Subject?
The term subjects in art refers to the main idea that is
represented in the artwork. The subject in art is
basically the essence of the piece. To determine
subject matter in a particular piece of art, ask
yourself: What is actually depicted in this artwork?
https://www.art-is-fun.com › subjects-in-art
REALISM
Realism, in the arts, is the accurate,
detailed, unembellished depiction of
nature or of contemporary life;
characterized by subjects painted from
everyday life in a naturalistic manner.
Sample Realist Artworks
 Realism Art Movement

• The Realism art period was a stylistic and

social movement that began in France in
the mid-nineteenth century.
• It is an art movement as a form of rejection
to Romanticism and History Painting.
https://www.artchive.com/art-movements/realism/
Sample Artworks in the Romantic Period
 Realism Art Movement

• Realist painters employed regular

workers, ordinary people in everyday
settings engaged in actual occupations as
a subject matter for their paintings in
favor of portrayals of true life
Sample Romantic Period Artworks
• The artistic approach of the
Romantic period that had
preceded it, which glorified
nature and heroic figures, which
exhalted the best of Humanity.

• Realist painters began to paint

human subjects as they really
existed in all their flaws,
suffering, and imperfections.
https://www.studiobinder.com/blog/what-is-realism-in-art-definition/
Fernando Amorsolo
(May 30, 1892 – April 24, 1972)

 Regarded as the Father of Philippine

Realism for his numerous realistic
paintings.

His artworks often depict the

traditional culture, customs and
celebrations of the Filipino community.
 Some of Amorsolo’s Works

Untitled (Sunday Morning Going to

Untitled (Women Cooking), 1955, Oil on canvas
Town), 1942, Oil on canvas
ABSTRACTION
Abstract art is an art that does not
attempt to represent an accurate
depiction of a visual reality but instead
use shapes, colors, forms and gestural
marks to achieve its effect.
Abstraction has been presented in different
manners:

Distortion Elongation Mangling Cubism

Abstraction

Distortion is the alteration

of the original shape of
something, be it a person
or an object.
Abstraction

Elongation is a form of
abstract art that often
depicts the stretched forms
of people or objects in
nature.
Abstraction

Mangling. This may not be a

commonly used way of presenting
an abstract subject,
but there are few artists who show
subject or objects which are cut,
lacerated,
mutilated, torn, hacked or
disfigured.
Abstraction

Cubism. The combination of

different subjects together in the
same picture.
 https://www.nationalgalleries.org/art-and-artists/glossary-terms/symbolism

SYMBOLISM
Symbolism refers to the use of an action,
object or name to represent an idea. The
representation of subjects or ideas by
use of a device or motif to create
underlying meaning
Example:

Courage Love

Transformation
Hope
In literature, writers use
symbolism to explain an idea or
concept to their readers in a
poetic manner without saying it
outright.
Spolarium , Juan Luna
EXPRESSIONISM
The art depicts not objective reality
but rather the subjective emotions
and responses that objects and
events arouse within a person
 Vincent van Gogh
(1853-1890)

 Regarded as the Father of

Expressionism

his paintings used color to express his

personal feelings, mood, and symbolism
rather than using the object's real color
Vincent Van Gogh 'Starry Night', 1889 (oil on canvas)
The Scream, Edvard Munch, between 1893 and 1910
SURREALISM
mix up the
differences of conscious and unconscious
thinking of human thought through writing
and painting by
using irrational juxtaposition of images.
SURREALISM
Subject: What’s inside the mind of a
human.
Using these method, surrealist try to shock
the audience that art can declare a
magical world than the real one.
Benjamin Mendoza
(March 31, 1933 – August 2, 2014)

 A Bolivian painter, is well – known in

presenting violent and cruel surrealist
paintings.
IMPRESSIONISM
emphasizes an artist's immediate
impression of a moment or scene,
usually communicated through the use of
light and its reflection, short brushstrokes,
and separation of colors
 DADAISM
• From a colloquial French term for a hobby
horse, Dada, as a word, is nonsense
• Anti-art
• Art movement against traditional art and
evils in the society
Raoul Hausmann’s Mechanical Head Marcel Duchamp (1887-1968)
(The Spirit of our Time) (1920) 'L.H.O.O.Q', 1919 (ready-made)
 FAUVISM
This method believes that color should be
used to express the artist's feelings about a
subject, rather than simply to describe what
it looks like. This is more of comfort, joy and
pleasure.
FUTURISM
This method glorified the mechanical
energy of modern life. Subjects are
modern world of industry and
technology.