Contemperary arts

My senior year is supposed to be filled with beautiful memorable moments that can never be replaced. This year i hope to go out of my limitations, reach higher than my expectations and just enjoy and have fun. I'll achieve this by going out of my comfort zone, doing everything with 110% effort, and not worry too much on several tasks. This class will help me keep up with these goals because art can help me relax and keep creativity flowing through my mind, hopefully making it easier to help me stay awake and my mind working. My expectations for this subject is nothing too dramatic because i don't want to expect anything. This class should be filled with surprises and spontaneous moments. The most useful thing in this subject is being able to understand the meaning behind art and not just the end result. The most challenging part for me though is trying to think of ideas for projects. I'm not that "artsy" so I'm assuming it might be a struggle for me in that department. But what i will do about it is try my best, ask my friends for ideas and hopefully once i get used to the class it will come naturally.

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Blog Post 5

Speaking for both of these articles, I believe these films should not be released during the Christmas season. One, because as said this time is for the family and us, Pinoys enjoy time with family and friends and the fact these movie productions expect to meet a certain price point there mechanisms seem to not fit their wanted goals. It should be clear that most families stay home and enjoy each others company rather than heading out to a theater. But if they do set this plan on releasing films Christmas season, they should have great content overall, good cinematography, plot, actors/actresses. This way it can be a worth the watch or something that people are dying to see even on holidays. If it’s worth it people will sure to be waiting on that line.

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BLOG #4

So far this class has made me look forward to school because it gives us the chance to relax and have fun while learning something new! Our teacher, Sir RJ, really makes the class sessions fun and interesting and he can really relate to us making learning much easier. If there were to be any improvements maybe more rules in the classroom as some people tend to get too rowdy ( I am one of those people but I still pay attention no worries hehe!) 

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BLOG #3

Having the innovation center just walking distance from MCHS and having virtual art at the palm of our hands I think physical and virtual art are both equally necessary and important. I think having physical art show rooms is a good experience for those who want to experience the “real deal” and it’s also nice for those who aren’t active on any source of technology. Virtual art is also really great also because in this century so many of us are on our phones so artist always have new plate forms to display their art and even for different countries to see!

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Blog #2

Appropriation art is approprate in certain situations. Of course, Using someone elses work may be an issue for some but for me I believe it’s very creative and useful bringing back past art pieces and making something new of it. I believe pre-exisiting artwork is only devalued if the new work of art has bad intentions or if there is an inappropriate meaning behind it. If there were to be rules. First, There should always be respect when wanting to recreate a pre-exisisting artwork especially if it is a well known piece. Second, if you are able to get consent from the original artist you should always ask. Third, the new creation should not be anything discrimiating, prejudice, offensive, etc.

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Yinka Shonibare, The Sleep of Reason Produces Monsters (America), 2008. Chromogenic photograph, 72 x 48 in. Image courtesy of the artist, Stephen Friedman Gallery, London, and James Cohan Gallery, New York (via art-history) 

SEE: FRANCISCO GOYA, EL SUEÑO DE LA RAZÓN PRODUCE MONSTRUOS, C. 1797

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Salvador Dalí, Velazquez Dying Behind the Window on the Left Side Out of Which a Spoon Projects, 1982 (link)

SEE: DIEGO VELÁZQUEZ, THE DWARF SEBASTIAN DE MORRA, C. 1645.

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Banksy, Kate, c. 2005 (link) 

SEE: ANDY WARHOL, TURQUOISE MARILYN, 1962.

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