Conarts

something that is created using imagination and skill and that expresses idea or feelings

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• contemporary arts

• CHRONOLOGICAL VIEW

• HISTORICAL VIEW

generally refers to art being created now

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• contemporary arts

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• HISTORICAL VIEW

defines contemporary art as related to this current event period in art history, and refers to art that is new, recent, modern or pertains to the present moment.

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• contemporary arts

• CHRONOLOGICAL VIEW

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regards contemporary art as a specific or stage in the story of the evolution of arts, referring to a specific location in space and time.

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• contemporary arts

• CHRONOLOGICAL VIEW

• HISTORICAL VIEW

”art produced in our era or lifetime”

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• contemporary arts

• CHRONOLOGICAL VIEW

• HISTORICAL VIEW

old works of art were once contemporary in their own time

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• contemporary arts

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This view establishes a timeline in which works of art belong to a particular historical period. In this case, Contemporary art is considered to belong to the “contemporary period” which is a period in history following the end of modernism.

• art

• contemporary arts

• CHRONOLOGICAL VIEW

• HISTORICAL VIEW

derived from the Latin prefix con, which means “together” or “with, plus tempus, which means “time”

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• contemporary

• CHRONOLOGICAL VIEW

• HISTORICAL VIEW

Arts that reflect the current situations, issues, event in the present time.

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• contemporary arts

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After this was a shift of political, cultural, and economic power from Europe to the United States which marked the end of European colonialism

• ART PRODUCED AFTER 1945

• ART PRODUCED SINCE 1960S

• 1970s

• 1986 (EDSA People Power Revolution), the end of Martial Law brought the Philippines into Contemporary Period.