3. CONTEMPORARY ART
• The scope of contemporary art is
broad, as there are over 100 art
styles and movements under its
category.
• The artist experiments with
medium and form to make a
statement. Collaborative and
interactive practices are gaining
popularity.
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5. • Although some are not intended
to be sold, there are those that
are sold online.
• These are some changes that
have taken place after World War
II, the time contemporary art was
born.
• (The new style of art that has emerged after World War
II is called contemporary art)
6. • Contemporary artists did not feel
obliged to apply perspective,
color combination, naturalism and
other guidelines that were
carefully observed in traditional
art. They definitely broke the
rules of traditional art.
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8. CHARACTERISTICS OF
CONTEMPORARY ART
• Contemporary art is not confined
to museums. They are found also
in galleries, schools, streets, and
public spaces (bus stations, parks, etc)
• Some artworks cannot be
repeated or sold.
• Many artworks are posted online.
• Some art is accessible to people
w/ internet.
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12. • Many contemporary artists are self-
taught and do not have formal art
education.
• In architecture, different shapes and
forms have emerged from usage of
diff. materials.
• Artists employ help of fabricators,
carpenters, electricians, or welders
in constructing their artworks.
• Some gather found objects and put
these together in a certain way that
expresses their statement regarding
an issue.
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14. • Originality is not an issue in
contem.art. An artist can get
another artist’s work and add to
it, redesign, or reinterpret it using
other materials. #mimesis
• What is essential to
contem.artists therefore, is the
process of art-making.
#experience
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18. • Given all these, contemporary art
is a statement that an artist
makes about life, thoughts, ideas,
beliefs, and many other things
that define human life.