INTEGRATIVE ART

AS APPLIED TO

CONTEMPORARY ART
What is Contemporary Art?
Is it the same with Modern Art?
Modern Art – an art that is new or current.
Being modern means up to date and
technologically advanced.
Contemporary Art –art produced at the
present period in time.
- can be defined as art produced by an artists
living today.
FORMS of
Contemporary Art
1. Choreography - is the art or practice
of designing sequences of movements
of physical bodies in which
motion, form or both are specified. It
can also refer to the design itself.
 FORMS of
Contemporary Art
Choreography is used in a variety of fields,
including musical,
theater, cheerleading, cinematography,
gymnastics, fashion shows, ice skating,
marching band, show choir, theatre,
synchronized swimming, video game
production and animated art.
FORMS of
Contemporary Art
2. Musical Instrument - is an
instrument created or adapted to
make musical sounds. In principle,
any object that produces sound can
be a musical instrument—it is
through purpose that the object
becomes a musical instrument.
FORMS of
Contemporary Art
3. Literary and Music Composition
Literary Composition – imaginative
and creative writing.
e.g. Pilgrim’s Progress - an
allegory written John Bunyan in 1678.
Divina Commedia - a
narrative epic poem written by Dante.
FORMS of
Contemporary Art
Musical Composition – a musical work
that has been created.
e.g. Hare Krishna - a chant to the
Hindu god Krishna.
Lupang Hinirang – Philippine
National anthem composed by Julian
Felipe.
FORMS of
Contemporary Art
4. Visual design - focuses on the
aesthetics of a site and its related
materials by strategically
implementing images, colors, fonts,
and other elements.
FORMS of
Contemporary Art
5. Theatrical
Performance – a
performance of a play.