Mediums in Various Forms of ART
Mediums in Various Forms of ART
Mediums in Various Forms of ART
ART
TWO DIMENSIONAL ART
CONSIST OF HEIGHT AND WIDTH SURFACE ONLY
NCLUDES PAINTING, DRAWING, PRINTMAKING, AND PHOTOGRAPHY
THREE DIMENSIONAL ART
CONSIST OF HEIGHT, WWEIGHT, AND DEPTH
INCLUDES SCUPLTURE, ARCHITECTURE, LANDSCAPE,
CRAFTS
VISUAL ARTS
Persistence of Memory
Salvador Dali, 1931
Oil on canvas
SOCIAL REALISM
artist’s role in social reform. Here,
artists used their works to protest
against the injustices, inequalities,
immorality, and ugliness of the
human condition.
war, poverty, corruption, industrial
and environmental hazards, and
more—in the hope of raising
people’s awareness and pushing
society to seek reforms.
Miners’ Wives
Ben Shahn, 1948
Egg tempera on board
CUBISM
derived its name from the cube, a
three- dimensional geometric
figure composed of strictly
measured lines, planes, and angles.
a play of planes and angles on a
flat surface in a three-dimensional
manner formed by light and
shadow.
contemporary view that things are
actually seen hastily in fragments
and from different points of view
at the same time.
ABSTRACT EXPRESSIONISM
non-objective art or non-
representational art, painting,
sculpture, or graphic art. Abstract
Expressionism is divided into
two distinct styles:
ACTION PAINTING- energetic
style in which the paint is
splashed, dripped, or spilled onto
the canvas. (JACKSON
POLLOCK)
WATERY PATHS (OIL ON
CANVAS)
ABSTRACT EXPRESSIONISM
color-field painting. This style
is more passive. fields of color,
inviting the viewers to
contemplate and create an
emotional response. (MARK
ROTHKO)
White Center (Yellow, Pink and
Lavender on Rose) OIL
SUB-MOVEMENT OF ABSTRACT
EXPRESSIONISM
OPTICAL ART (OP ART)
systematic and precise
manipulation of shapes and
colors, the effects of Op art can
be based either on perspective
illusion or on chromatic tension
Bridget Riley. This British artist
is known for her artworks that
produce dizziness to the viewers
causing them to look away.
HESITATE OIL ON CANVASS
POST-MODERNISM ART
POST-MODERNISM
a reaction against modernism
was brought about by the disillusionment and the brutality of
World War 2.
fragility of peace made people cynical about life and purpose
of art.
“art is for everybody”