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Methods of Art Production and PresentationIn art production, certain methods are employed for the presentation to be effective. A presentation can only be effective when the artist is able to express the idea he wants to make clear.

Authorities in the arts are one in their view that the different methods used by the artist in the production and presentation of an art are:RealismIn painting, this is the attempt to portray the subject as it is. Even when the artists chooses a subject from nature, he can select, change and arrange details. Realists try to be as objective as possible. The artists main function is to describe as accurately and honestly as possible what is observe through the senses. We can say that an artwork is realistic when the presentation and organization of details in the work seem so natural. Realism is a common way of presenting a subject.Examples of realist paintings are the works of amorsolo. Worth to mention are the Edgrado Reyes Sa Mga Kubo Ng Liwanag and Efren Abuegs Dilim Sa Umaga. These are novels of social commentaries w/c are realistically vivid and clearly presented.

A 1954 Amorsolo oil painting depicts Philippine village life.REALISM

Eiffel Tower, ParisREALISM

REALISMAbstractionIs used when the artist becomes so interested in one phase of a scene or a situation that he does not show the subject at all as an objective reality, but only his idea, or his feelings about it.Abstract means to move away or separate.Abstract art moves away from showing thigs as they really are. The painter or artists paints the picture as it really looks. The picture is not just likelife. It is rendered not realistic.

ABSTRACTION

Bird in space,Constantin Brancusi

ABSTRACTIONDISTORTIONTo change the way something looks - sometimes deforming or stretchingan object or figure out of its normal shape to exaggerate its features - making it more interesting or meaningfulDISTORTION PAINTING

Woman with Two Mouths, lying on the CouchDISTORTION - SCULPTUREOne technique he used was changing the proportion of the body parts. For instance, he would make the head small and slender compared to the rest of the body. A second thing he did was combining body parts, or leaving them out all together. For example, in this sculpture, he sort of fuses together the legs, and the arms are hardly there at all.

Henry mooreDISTORTION - ARCHITECTURE

City of Culture of Galiciathe City of Culture uses overlays and distortions to create what can be seen as landscapes as much as buildings. Eisenman ELONGATIONThe subject is lengthened for protraction or extension.ELONGATION - PAINTING

Portrait of Anna ZborowskaAmedeo Clemente ModiglianiELONGATION - SCULPTURE

Head (c. 1910-12)The subject's elongated neck and nose, and slit-like eyes also closely resemble the artist's handling of these features in his portraits and nudes, suggesting the close connection between his work in sculpture and two-dimensional media.Amedeo ModiglianiELONGATION - ARCHITECTURE

The distinctive sail-shaped silhouette of Burj Al Arab Jumeirah is more than just a stunning hotel, it is a symbol of modern Dubai.Burge Hotel, DubaiMANGLINGSubjects are either cut, lacerated, mutilated or hacked.MANGLING - PAINTING

THE MANGLED MANMANGLING - SCULPTURE

Robert Graham - Bronze sculptureCUBISMCubist want to show form in their basic geometrical shapes.CUBISM - PAINTING

PABLO PICASSO (1881-1973)

'Factory, Horta de Ebbo', 1909

(oil on canvas)CUBISM - SCULPTURE

Laurens, Henri (1885-1954) - 1920 Head of a Young GirlCUBISM - ARCHITECTURE

Frank O Gehry - Walt Disney Concert HallABSTRACT EXPRESSIONAschoolofpaintingthatflourishedafterWorldWarIIuntiltheearly1960s,characterizedbytheviewthatartisnonrepresentational andchieflyimprovisational.Strong color, heavy impasto, uneven brush stroke , and rough texture are the characteristic of this type of abstraction.Some of the characteristics are usually on a large canvas, shows emotional intensity, careful planning, and energetic application.ABSTRACT EXPRESSION - PAINTING

"Winter Time" by Mira Lisa SchiratisABSTRACT EPRESSION - SCULPTURE

John Chamberlain is a modern master of Bold, Colorful and original sculpture. Best known for creating sculptures from old automobiles (or parts of) that bring abstract expressionist style of painting into three dimensions.KARANKAWAS FALLS2003JOHN CHAMBERLAINABSTRACT EPRESSION - ARCHITECTURE

Winter Garden Facade-BrisbaneSymbolismA symbol in general, is a visible sign of something invisible such as an idea or a quality. It can be simply an emblem or sign like: % to represent percent, a lion to represent courage or a lamb to represent meekness. These well-known symbols arise from conventional usage, association, and general relationship. For example, in Alfred Lord Tennysons Crossing the Bar.

FOR THO FROM OUT OUR BOURNE OF TIME AND PLACE THE FLOOD MAY BEAR ME FAR, I HOPE TO SEE MY PILOT FACE TO FACE WHEN I HAVE CROSSED THE BAR.

The last two lines are symbolical for they clearly show the strong desire of the author to see God when he dies.

Spolarium,Juan Luna

SYMBOLISM

Taj Mahal, Ustad Ahmad LahauriSYMBOLISM

Angel of Grief, William WetmoreSYMBOLISMFauvismWas the first important art movement of the 1900s. The fauves flourished as a group only from about 1903-1907 but their style greatly influenced many later artists. Henry Matisse led the movement.The fauves did not attempt to express ethical, philosophical, or psychological themes. Most of these artist tried to paint pictures of comfort, joy and pleasure. They used extremely bright colors. Green stripe, Matisse

FAUVISM

Archives Dada. Raoul Hausmann, Photographie de sa sculpture en bois Holzkopf, 1918 Photographie en noir etFAUVISM

A building in the city of BuffaloFAUVISMDadaismIs a protest movement in the arts formed in 1916 by a group of artist and poets in Zurich, Switzerland. The name dada, a French word meaning hobby horse was deliberately chosen because it was nonsensical. The Dadaist reacted to what they believed where outworn traditions in art and the evil they saw in the society. The best known Dadaist was the French artist Marcel Duchamp.

Pieta ou la revolution la nuit realized in 1923 DADAISM

Bicycle wheel, Marcel Duchamp

DADAISMDadaism - Performing ArtsDa vinci CodeNoli me TangereMuro AmiFuturism Developed in Italy about the same time cubism appeared in France.Futurist painters wanted their works to capture the speed and force of modern industrial society. Their painting glorified the mechanical energy of modern life.Subject included automobiles, motorcycles, and railroad trains subjects that express the explosive vitality of a modern city.

The City Rises, Umberto Boccioni

FUTURISM

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FUTURISMFUTURISM

FUTURISM

FUTURISM

FUTURISM PERFORMING ARTSBack to the futureTime Machine

Surrealism It was founded in Paris in 1924 by the French poet Andre Breton. Surrealism uses art as weapon against evil and restrictions that surrealists see in the society. They try to reveal a new and higher reality than that of daily life.Is an invested word meaning super realism. It was influenced by the Freudian psychology which emphasizes the activities of the sub conscious state of the mind. Benjamin Mendoza, a bolivian painter is well known in presenting violent and cruel surrealist paintings.

Gennady Privedentsev (Birds cocktail)SURREALISM

African Sonata, Vladimir KushSURREALISMSURREALISM

SURREALISM

SURREALISM PERFORMING ARTSAvatarToy StoryDr. DolittleExpressionism It was introduced in Germany during the first decade of 20th century. It casts its influenced on European artists from 1910 up to the present. It also seemed to have influenced the playwrights in English and Filipino in the Philippines as can be seen in the work of Amelia Lapena Bonifacio, Sepang Loca (1958).The exponents of expressionism believed in the necessity of a spiritual rebirth for man in an age that was fast becoming influenced by materialism.

The Scream, Edvard Munch

EXPRESSIONISM

The Expressionism, Auguste Rodin

EXPRESSIONISM

Sydney Operah House, AustraliaBy: Jorn Utzon

EXPRESSIONISM