Contemporary Arts in the Philippines Flashcards
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Art
- expression or application of human creative skill and imagination, producing works to be appreciated primarily for their beauty and imagination
- tool for communication
- may lumikha na tao
- form creative activity
art in history
prehistoric civilizations continental - medieval renaissance baroque - neoclassic romantic modern - arts in the present - future
arts through the ages
- greek period - techniques, sculpture, naked man, storytelling of history
- roman period - autocratic government, skills, rebulto ng remarkable people
- christian period - craftsmanship
- renaissance period - genius & design, away from conventional way
- modern period - fine arts, practicality, courses
- romantic period - self expression
- contemporary period - new art forms
contemporary arts in the philippines
- ethnic era - integral to life
- islamic era - geometric designs
- spanish era - faith and catechism
- american era - secular forms of art
- japanese era - orientalizing
- modern arts - national identity
- contemporary - social realism
pre-colonial arts/ethnic arts
- pre-triumph???
- arts for ritual purposes/everyday use
- woven into the fabric of everyday life
highlights from pre-colonial arts/ethnic arts
- bul-ul, paghahabi, metal crafts, banga (storage goods)
- dance forms imitated from the movements of animals
- architecture - nipa hut/bahay kubo
pre-colonial arts/ethnic arts
bul-ul
- sa may palayan/harap ng bahay
- sinasaniban ng ancestors
- basket - masaganang pag-ani
pre-colonial arts/ethnic arts
dance forms
Pangalay dance (Sulu)
Mandaya’ Kinabua, Banog – banog
(Higaonon & B’laan), and ma- manok
Talip Dance (Ifugao)
Inamo dance (Matigsalugs) and
Kadaliwas dance (T’Boli)
Tinikling dance
- lalaki (hunters) - informal ways to eucate children - para magaya
- matingkad kulay ng damit - mas mataas posisyon
pre-colonial arts/ethnic arts
architecture
bahay-kubo - elevated para madali buhatin, di bahain
- silong - iniimbak banga, alaga
- paglutuan-bangguera - bintana/drying area
- paglutuan-batalan - tubig, cr
- paglutuan dapogan - dirty kitchen, may butas sa usok
islamic era
- geometric design and pattern
- central to the islamic faith is the doctrine or unity of God
- influenced by the notion of Tawhid - we
will find that the interior of mosques are
covered with elaborate patterning in the
form of reliefs to draw the attention away
from the concrete object, in other words
away from human forms and nature” toward
the contemplation of the divine’; oneness of god
islamic era highlights
- torogan - bahay na may okir designs na nakapaligid
spanish era
- most are religious (catholic) based
- Introduced formal Painting, Sculpture
and Architecture which was inspired by
the Byzantine, Gothic, Baroque and
Rococo art styles. - bul-ul - galing sa demonyo
- anita naging santo
- nagdagsaan mga simbahan - miagao church
spanish era highlights
- damian domingo
- juan luna y novicio
- filipino art styles - miniaturismo, letras y figuras
spanish era
damian domingo
- Father of Filipino Painting
-First Filipino to paint his face.
Self- paintings that depict local
costumes.
spanish era
Juan Luna Y Novicio
- Internationally Renowned Artist
- spoliarium
- The Parisian Life (Interior d’un Cafe)
Two Filipino Art Styles Developed during
Spanish Era
A. Miniaturismo - embroidery, damit, conservative
B. Letras y Figuras - diff pictures - connect - salita
american era
- dumami public educs - feu
- columns sa architecture
american era highlights
- fabian dela rosa
- fernando amorsolo
- guillermo tolentino
- commercial arts/graphic ars
american era
Fabian Dela Rosa
The brightest name in Philippine painting
after Luna and certainly the leading
Master of Genre in the first quarter of
the century.
- marikina valley, women reading a book
american era
Fernando Amorsolo
- 1st natural artist sumikat post hummus/after namatay
- A portraitist and painter of rural
landscapes. He is best known for his
craftsmanship and mastery in the use of
light. - sinungaling kasi di naman daw yan buhay ng filos
- the making of ph flag, rice harvesting
american era
Guillermo Tolentino
“Father of Philippine Arts” because of his great
works like the famous “Bonifacio
Monument” symbolizing Filipinos cry for
freedom and “The Oblation” in UP
signifying academic freedom.
japanese ara
- Since the Japanese advocated for the
culture of East Asia, preference was
given to the indigenous art and traditions
of the Philippines. - Modern Art Project would slow down in pace.
- poems, novels, stories in tagalog/nihonggo
- haiku
modern art
- Neo Realism, Abstraction Modern styles
- after world war 2 and granting of independence
- national identity
- umabot sa ibang bansa
modern era highlights
- victorio edades
- the interaction