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Oliveros, Danah A. (Beed I) Lesson 8

Contemporary art has made important contributions to society in several ways: - It has challenged traditional notions of art and pushed creative boundaries, reflecting modern life, culture, and social issues. Contemporary art movements have given voice to marginalized groups and perspectives. - Exposure to diverse contemporary artworks can cultivate open-mindedness and help people understand different worldviews. It encourages new ways of seeing and thinking. - Contemporary art in public spaces can uplift communities and beautify environments. It brings art out of galleries and museums to engage broader audiences. - The commercial success of some contemporary artists has grown the art economy and demonstrated art's social and financial value. This helps justify public support for the arts. So

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Oliveros, Danah A. (Beed I) Lesson 8

Contemporary art has made important contributions to society in several ways: - It has challenged traditional notions of art and pushed creative boundaries, reflecting modern life, culture, and social issues. Contemporary art movements have given voice to marginalized groups and perspectives. - Exposure to diverse contemporary artworks can cultivate open-mindedness and help people understand different worldviews. It encourages new ways of seeing and thinking. - Contemporary art in public spaces can uplift communities and beautify environments. It brings art out of galleries and museums to engage broader audiences. - The commercial success of some contemporary artists has grown the art economy and demonstrated art's social and financial value. This helps justify public support for the arts. So

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Name: DANAH A. OLIVEROS


Course Code: GEED 10073
Course Title: ART APPRECIATION
Course & Year: BEED I
Professor: MR. AVELINO T. GLODOVIZA

LESSON 8 – ART OF EMERGING EUROPE


Assessment:
1. Compare and contrast Greek and Roman artworks?
One of major difference between the two cultures is their approach towards art. The
Greek were more philosophical and idealistic, while the Romans were more realistic and
somehow extravagant in their approach to sculpture. Greeks showed great intellectualism in
their art.

2. Discuss how Mannerism art became an offshoot of works from the Renaissance.
As the Renaissance ended, artists stated directly copying subjects from existing works of
art. Most artworks during this period displayed distorted figures, two dimensional spaces,
discordant hues and colors and lack of defined focal point.

3. Explain why Neoclassicism served as a response or reaction to the Baroque period.


Neoclassical art is a severe and unemotional form of art harkening back to the grandeur
of ancient Greece and Rome. Its rigidity was a reaction to the overbred Rococo style and the
emotionally charged Baroque style.

Activity:
1. For me I pick Cupid, for a Roman Art Style. Cupid, is an ancient Roman God of love in all its
varieties, the counterpart of the Greek God Eros and the equivalent of Amor in Latin poetry. He
often appeared as a winged infant carrying a bow and a quiver of arrows whose wounds
inspired love or passion in his every victim.
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1. What do you think the most important contributions of contemporary art as a period and the
numerous movements under it in the lives of men today?

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