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    The document discusses how camera phones have changed photography. It notes that cameras and phones used to be separate devices, but companies began incorporating basic cameras into phones in 2000. Camera quality and resolution have improved significantly due to technological advances. Now, smartphones have replaced stand-alone cameras as most people's primary photography device. People frequently take photos to capture memories and share moments on social media. The camera phone has made photography more ubiquitous and accessible.

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    The document discusses how camera phones have changed photography. It notes that cameras and phones used to be separate devices, but companies began incorporating basic cameras into phones in 2000. Camera quality and resolution have improved significantly due to technological advances. Now, smartphones have replaced stand-alone cameras as most people's primary photography device. People frequently take photos to capture memories and share moments on social media. The camera phone has made photography more ubiquitous and accessible.

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    The document discusses how camera phones have changed photography. It notes that cameras and phones used to be separate devices, but companies began incorporating basic cameras into phones in 2000. Camera quality and resolution have improved significantly due to technological advances. Now, smartphones have replaced stand-alone cameras as most people's primary photography device. People frequently take photos to capture memories and share moments on social media. The camera phone has made photography more ubiquitous and accessible.

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    The document discusses how camera phones have changed photography. It notes that cameras and phones used to be separate devices, but companies began incorporating basic cameras into phones in 2000. Camera quality and resolution have improved significantly due to technological advances. Now, smartphones have replaced stand-alone cameras as most people's primary photography device. People frequently take photos to capture memories and share moments on social media. The camera phone has made photography more ubiquitous and accessible.

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    Appropriation

    Name of Artwork: L.H.O.O.Q. (1919)

    Name of Artist: Marcel Duchamp

    Name of Source/Uploader: Northeastern.edu

    What makes this artwork contemporary?

    The Mona Lisa, painted by Leonardo Da Vinci in 16 th century, was reproduced by Marcel
    Duchamp called the “L.H.O.O.Q.”. It is a cheap postcard reproduction of the Mona Lisa onto which
    Duchamp drew a moustache and beard in pencil. It is a great representation of one of the features of
    contemporary art which is the combination of past arts with the present.

    How does this artwork reflect the people of today?

    This artwork is reflected by the increasing population of the LGBT community. Duchamp’s
    artwork exhibited a masculinized female, introducing the theme of gender reversal, transgender, which
    is now common to the modern society.

    Performance

    Name of Artwork: Extreme Measures

    Name of Artist: Chris Burden

    Name of Source/Uploader: Marthagarzon.com

    What makes this artwork contemporary?

    Burden’s artworks present a selection of exhibition. He has created a unique and powerful body
    of work that has redefined the way we understand both performance and sculpture.

    How does this artwork reflect the people of today?

    His artworks are done with high risk, which is opposite to the people today. In today’s era,
    people are getting afraid to take risk, only a few does. Although some take risk, mostly are just small risk
    that led to small impact in our lives.

    Space

    Name of Artwork: Arcades

    Name of Artist: Troika

    Name of Source/Uploader: Widewalls.ch

    What makes this artwork contemporary?


    Troika’s artwork is an example of space in contemporary arts. The unique usage of light created
    the illusion of gothic arches. It is recognized as a contemporary art because of the use of modern
    technology to create art.

    How does this artwork reflect the people of today?

    People often think of art as sketches, drawings, paintings etc., this artwork is a great example of
    how art is perfected in all known fields and substances in the modern world.

    Hybridity

    Name of Artwork: Angel (2007)

    Name of Artist: Gonkar Gyatso

    Name of Source/Uploader: Clare Wigney, 2015

    What makes this artwork contemporary?

    The artwork is a composition of colorful cluster of stickers in the middle that formed a flat shape
    that is a figure with their arms stretched in chains. It has a different background, a monotone which
    contrasted with the multicolored collage.

    How does this artwork reflect the people of today?

    Today’s generation has valued money and power over human life and conscience. War and
    torture have been experienced in some parts of the globe. Gyatso’s artwork, Angel, works as an
    internationally recognized symbol of warfare and vulnerability of humans to this global struggle.

    Technology

    Name of Artwork: Phone Buddies

    Name of Artist: Andrew Rae

    Name of Source/Uploader: mymodernmet.com

    What makes this artwork contemporary?

    The artwork is a photograph of people on their phone drawn over by Rae with fantastical beasts
    emerging from their smartphones. This art is made through technology and is related to the current
    generation of people.

    How does this artwork reflect the people of today?

    This artwork is a great manifestation of how people are trapped by their smartphones. Almost
    all the people today have smartphones which corrupted their brains and consumed all of their focus.
    “How the camera phone changed photography”

    Every day, technology has been advancing in some areas. It is developing faster and faster than
    ever before. Innovations are popping each week and a huge development on the tech companies like
    Apple Inc., and the Android Industries. These companies developed numerous varieties of products that
    change the camera industry. According to Moore’s Law, the number of transistors on a computer chip
    was doubling about 18-24 months. This law explains how fast computer chips, including smartphones,
    developed in years and has been the basis of tracking development in the technology industry. Camera
    and mobile phones were separated back in the day. They have different purposes and have unique
    functions. Telephones were used to contact other people from further places. Cameras were used to
    capture moments in life by pixelating them. These features though evolved due to more discoveries and
    developments made by companies and industries in the later years. Developments like longer calls in
    telephones and higher and higher pixel in cameras. The first cell phone with a built-in camera was
    manufactured by Samsung and released in South Korea in June of 2000 (Hill, 2013). The built-in camera
    was capable of taking 20 photos at 350,000-pixel resolution. To get the photo, you need to look it up on
    the computer (Hill,2013). An argument relating to the first camera phone indicating that the first real
    camera phone was produced by Sharp and released in Japan by J-Phone in November of 2000 It has a
    lesser pixel resolution than the Samsung product with only 110,000-pixel resolution but allowed you to
    send your photos electronically (Hill, 2013).

    Smartphones have been part of our lives since their production. They are now considered by us
    as one of our “essentials”, shifting from wants to needs. We use them in a large portion of our time,
    shifting back and forth from task to using them. With the built-in camera, they have been used in
    photography much more times now more than in the past. With camera specifications getting better
    each year, we can experience a greater image quality and choose filters and effects that satisfy or looks
    appealing in our eyes and those of other people. We, the Filipinos, love taking photographs. From infant,
    our parents took images of us doing something for memory, and is this put into albums. Teens love
    taking lots of selfies, solo pictures, and also with other people during events or a small hang out. The
    adults and the elderly, also love to get a snap of photography. On every occasion (weddings, birthdays,
    feasts, etc.) we always ask for a picture to capture the moments we had. These moments were captured
    mostly with our smartphones because they are always with us and are easy and handy to carry. People
    now take more pictures using smartphones than cameras. Apple Inc. has been widely known for its great
    phones with stunning camera features and quality. With the development of these devices, more people
    are getting into photography. Mastering all the skills needed and using them to capture moments that
    attract the world.

    LIFELONG LEARNING
    1. Every day I encounter different events that may or may not change my life along with other set
    of stuffs I must do, chores in particular, in everyday life. These has been part of my life since
    early age and well soon continue as I grow older and older each day. These things sometimes
    get boring in some point, some repeating each day or week, so I’ve used my creativity to make
    them a bit fun and interacting. Doing chores with the music on the background makes it less
    boring and more engaging, also with listing it in my to do list and checking them after their
    complete, gives me a feeling of productivity and is so satisfying for me. I’ve also used my
    creativity in things that I love to do, like writing poems and setting up my room to have less
    clutter. I’ve also been creative in my daily and weekly habits that helped me better myself in
    some ways.

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