Reporter #08

Techniques in
the creation of
arts
 What Is

MEDIUM?
Medium
 IS DEFINED AS THE
MATERIAL, OR THE
SUBSTANCE OUT OF WHICH
WORK IS MADE THROUGH
THESE MATERIALS, THE
ARTIST EXPRESS AND
COMMUNICATE FEELINGS
AND IDEAS.
 8 nature of
the art form
that also
define
medium
SCULPTURE uses
metal, wood, stone, clay,
and glass, sculpture is a
three dimensional (3D)
arts because they
occupy space and have
volume.
POTTERY
OBLATION
BULUL WOODCARVING
 ARCHITECT uses
wood, bamboo, bricks,
stone, concrete and
various building material
, architect is also a three
dimensional (3D) art
form like sculpture it
also occupy space and
have volume
EXAMPLE OF ARCHITECTURE
 PAINTER uses
pigments (water color,
oil, tempera, textile,
paint, acrylic, ink, etc.)
on a usually flat ground
(wood, canvas, paper,
stone wall such a in
cave paintings)
MONA LISA
 PRINTMAKER uses ink
printed or transferred on a
surface (wood, metal plates, or
silk screen) that is in keeping
with a duplicating or
reproducting process.
Prints and paintings is classified
as two dimensional (2D) arts,
because they include the
surface or ground on which
coloring substance is applied.
CAROLYN MURPHY
 MUSICIAN uses sound
or instruments (
including human voice).
A T’boli chanter sing
creation stories in a
may what is different
from a classical singer
or pip music influenced
by the western music
scale.
T’ BOLI CHANTERS
 DANCER uses the body
and its movements. Dance
is often accompanied by
music, but there are dance
that rely on musical
accompaniment to be
realized. Dance can tell
stories can convey
abstract idea that do not
rely on a narrative.
DANCE WITH MUSIC
DANCE WITHOUT MUSIC
 THEATER ARTIST
integrates all the art and
uses the stage, production
design, performance
elements, and script to
enable the visual, musical,
dance and other aspects to
come together as a whole
work
PETA (PHILIPPINE EDUCATIONAL
THEATER ASSOCIATION)
 PHOTOGRAPHER
uses camera to record
the outside world
FILM MAKER uses
cinematographic camera to
record and art together
production design, sound
engineering, performance, and
screenplay.
On the basis of
medium, the arts can
be classified as:
PRACTICAL
ENVIRONMENT,
PICTORIAL, AUDITORY,
NARRATIVE,
DRAMATIC, AND
MUSICAL.
PRACTICAL ART
have immediate use for
everyday and business
life such as design,
architecture and
furniture
FURNITURE
 ENVIRONMENTAL
ARTS occupy space and
change in its meaning and
function depending on their
categories including
architecture, sculpture,
and site specific works
such as installation and
public art.
PUBLIC ART
 PICTORIAL WORKS
including painting, drawing,
graphics, and stage and
production design (lighting,
dress, props , & set). Stage
and performed are
considered dramatic and
they include drama,
performance art or music
and dance.
STAGE AND PRODUCTION DESIGN
PERFORMING ART
 MUSICAL ARTS
include music poetry
(those that have
perceptible rhythm and
can be sung or dance)
and a dance that is
accompanied by music
HYMNS TO LOVE POETRY AND
DRINKING SONG
What Is Technique
 TECHNIQUE IS THE MANNER
IN WHICH ARTISTS USE AND
MANIPULATE MATERIALS TO
ACHIEVE THE DESIRE FORMAL
EFFECT, AND COMMUNICATE
THE DESIRE CONCEPT, OR
MEANING, ACCORDING TO
HIS/HER PERSONAL STYLE
(MODERN, NEOCLASSIC, ETC.)
Technique is also involves
tools and technology, ranging
from the most traditional (ex.
Carving, silkscreen, analog
photography and filmmaking)
to the most contemporary
(digital photography, digital
filmmaking, music production,
industrial design, and
robotics).
TRADITIONAL
TECHNIQUES
APPLIED TO
CONTEMPORARY
CREATION
 Art is considered
an “artifact”
when it is directly
experience and
perceived.
 When we experienced
a work indirectly or
through medium like
film or radio, we
describe it as a
“recorded” or
documented artwork.
Example:
Documentation of a
performance
Photograph of a painting
DVD or CD of a film
Novel read from an
electronic tablet
Contemporary artist
are producing
artworks that are
more process-based
,site-specific,
interactive, and
collaborative.
“Mark Salvation
Secret Garden 2,
2010” is created
purposefully foe a
small room at the
Vargas Museum.
 The interactivity of
games is also a core
element in the early work
of Ikoy Ricio, who
printed a set of trump
cards that had image of
Philippines car wrecks,
complete with body
count.
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