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COMBINED ARTS

PRESENTED BY: GROUP 6

SYPNOSIS

• (^) COMBINED ARTS AND ITS HISTORY
• (^) EXEMPLEFICATIONS: PAINTING AND SCULPTURE

PERFORMING ARTS, THEATHER, MUSIC, AND

CINEMA.

• (^) THE SPATIO TEMPORAL FRAMES IN THE COMBINED

ARTS.

• (^) THE DISPLAY OF SKILLS IN THE CMBINED ARTS.
• (^) THE ANALYSIS OF COMBINED ARTS.
• (^) HYBRID ARTS.

Combine is a term Robert

Rauschenberg invented to

describe a series of works

that combine aspects of

painting and sculpture.

Virtually eliminating all

distinctions between these

artistic categories, the

Combines either hang on the

wall or are freestanding. With

the Combine series,

Rauschenberg endowed new

significance to ordinary

objects by placing them in

A term coined by Robert Rauschenberg for a type of work he invented in the early 1950s—a very radical form of collage—in which a painted surface is ‘combined’ with various real objects, or sometimes photographic images, attached to it. The most famous example is Monogram (1955–9, Moderna Museet, Stockholm), featuring a stuffed goat with a tyre around its middle, splashed with paint in a manner

EXEMPLEFICATIONS: PAINTING AND SCULPTURE PERFORMING ARTS, THEATHER, MUSIC, AND CINEMA.

A combine painting is an artwork that incorporates various objects into a painted canvas surface, creating a sort of hybrid between painting and sculpture. Items attached to paintings might include photographic images, clothing, newspaper clippings, ephemera or any number of three-dimensional objects.

• (^) COMBINED PAINTING

• (^) THEATRE Theatre is a collaborative art form which combines words, voice, movement and visual elements to express meaning. The field of theatre encompasses not only live improvised and scripted work, but also dramatic forms such as film, television and other electronic media.

MUSIC

An art concerned with combining vocal or instrumental sounds for beauty of form or emotional expression

THE SPATIO TEMPORAL FRAMES IN THE

COMBINED ARTS

Locus - The specific space in which Music, Film and Theater and other Combined Arts occur. Space must conform to the plastic feature of the actor or the actress, and that it must work to serve his or her moving, alive and three- dimensional character (Brockett 229).

THE DISPLAY OF SKILLS IN THE

COMBINED ARTS

• (^) Another integral aspect of the combined art is the performance, which consist in the display or demonstration of the certain technical skills of human beings for the public's pleasure or enjoyment.
• (^) In theater, this may be shown in the display of prowess by the actor or actress in staging a literary text or simply in the display of his or her active body or his or her body movement activities on stage (Carlson 2-3; 114).
• (^) In Music, this can be shown in the demonstration of virtuosity of a pianist who performs a piece before an audience.
• (^) In Cinema, this can be shown in the display of aural and visual images to depict a story or a fact facilitated by technology and