M1S1: INTRODUCTION TO ART STUDIES - Its primary use as an abstract quality - Diagonal Lines

o present in art tend convey a feeling of movement.

- Aims to provide students with an appreciation of a broad Arts
o Objects are unstable
range of styles in the various disciplines with consideration on - The various branches of creative activity, such as painting, o it sets an idea that an object is either already in
their elements and principles. music, literature, and dance motion or about to fall
- Engage them to an integrative approach in studying arts. - Is a different kind of abstract: it is not a quality, but an - Expressive Lines
- Students will broaden and acquire the necessary creative aggregation of activities (not usually objects) that are o tend to be found in nature and are very organic
tools that open opportunities in pursuing their individual career characterized by art?
- Constructive Lines
goals.
o are very measured, geometric, directional and
ART STUDIES IN THE PHILIPPINES angular
DEFINITION OF TERMS o tend to appear to be man-made because of their
- Arts studies in addition is an examination and appreciation of
Contemporary precision
the different contemporary art forms

- the art of today, produced by artists who are living in the Color
THE ELEMENTS AND PRINCIPLES OF ART THE ELEMENTS OF
twenty-first century. ART - Consists of Hue (another word for color)
- Their art is a dynamic combination of materials, methods, - Intensity (brightness)
concepts, and subjects that challenge traditional boundaries - The building blocks or ingredients of art
- Value (lightness or darkness)
and defy easy definition. Line

Modern - A mark with length and direction Artists use different systems of color depending on the effect they are
- Relating to the present or recent times as opposed to the - A continuous mark made on a surface by moving a point trying to achieve:
remote past - Line can be decorative or implied
Color Vocabulary
- Ex: Ansel Adams, Gustave Caillebotte & Pablo Picasso
Art - Horizontal Lines - Primary, Secondary, Tertiary, Analogous, Complimentary,
- The expression or application of human creative skill and o are generally restful; like the horizon, where the sky Neutral, Warm/Cool,
imagination meets the land - There are 3 primary colors: Red, Yellow & Blue
- In a visual form such as painting or sculpture These colors are primary for 2 reasons
- Producing works to be appreciated primarily for their beauty
- Vertical Lines - They can't be mixed to be made
or emotional power
o as depicted in art forms are lines that show reach or - They make all the other colors on the color wheel
- Is an abstract
peak as well as height o Color can add interest and reality to artwork
 o The use of a 12-step color wheel will help us o use of dots to create shade accomplished by o is the actual object(s) within the artwork
understand color more effectively placing dots very close together to create dark values - Negative Space
o When light is reflected through a prism, colors can be and farther apart to create lighter values o the area in and around the objects
seen o Soft Shading o Is the "background" and it contributes to the work of
o These colors are: Red, Yellow, Orange, Green,  when you use your pencil to create soft art-- you can't have positive space without negative
Indigo, Blue, & Violet gradual movements from one value to the space
o Remember the anagram: ROY G BIV next using full value range - Perspective
o A way of showing space in a work of art
Value Shape
o When the artist uses a vanishing point on the
- the lightness or darkness of a color - An enclosed area defined and determined by other art horizon and then creates a sense of deep space by
- In visual arts pertains to the lightness and darkness of tones or elements; 2 dimensional showing objects getting progressively smaller as they
colors o Organic - shapes from nature get closer to the vanishing point
- White being the lightest value o Geometric - man made shapes - Overlap
- Black being the darkest o It is obvious enough space had to be in the picture to
Form
contain all the objects that have been included
- Cross-hatching - A 3-dimensional object
o use irregular lengths of parallel lines that cross - Something in a 2-dimensional artwork that appears to be 3-D Texture

over each other diagonally - The surface quality or "feel" of an object

Space
o the closer together the lines are placed, the darker the - Its smoothness, roughness, softness, etc.
value - Distance or area between, around, above, below, or within - May be actual or implied
o Full Value Range things
- Can be shallow or deep depending on what the artist wants to
 there are very light areas, middle tones,
use
and very dark areas
- Shallow space
o used when the artist has objects very close to the M1S2: THE PRINCIPLES OF ART WHAT WE USE TO
o Contrast
 is a way of giving a work of art
viewer ORGANIZE THE ELEMENTS OF ART
- Deep space
 can be added several ways
o may show objects up close but objects are shown far Balance
- Stippling
away too - The way the elements are arranged to create a feeling pf
- Positive Space stability in a work
 - Symmetrical Balance - Can actually add to the harmony - is also used to describe the physical nature of the artwork,
o parts of an image are organized so that one side as in metal sculpture, an oil painting
Proportion
mirrors the other
When used in tandem with the word art as in art form:
- Asymmetrical Balance - Comparative relationship of one part to another with respect
o when one side of a composition does not reflect the to size, quantity, or degree; - as fine art or an unconventional medium done so well,
design of the other and yet still has equal weight - SCALE adroitly, or creatively as to elevate it to the level of fine art.
o artists sometimes deliberately use unnatural
Emphasis Context
proportions or scale to create a mood, message or
- The focal point of an image, or when one area or thing stands special effect. - consists of all of the things about the artwork that might
out the most - Painters and sculptors are not the only artists who use the have influenced the artwork or the maker (artist) but which are
elements and principles of design not actually part of the artwork.
Contrast
- Graphic artist use these "rules" of art to draw our attention Contextual Information
- A large difference between two things to create interest and to what they want to sell
tension Contrast creates emphasis - Primitive Cultures - were never taught how to "make" art still - can deepen and/or improve our understanding of an

show evidence of the elements and principles of design. artwork

Repetition
They are universal - about the time, the culture, and the maker/artist of an artwork,
- Creates movement and rhythm we can become more informed
- To produce the look and feel of movement or to move the
Historical Context
viewers eye around the artwork
- Repetition, Movement, Rhythm continued - Time is the most basic and first context we consider
o there is a sense of movement in an artwork, created M1S3: FORMS, CONTENT, AND CONTEXT - When we say, “When in time?” the question is also related to

by repetition of elements rhythm is created where in time

- There are other art fundamentals other than the elements and
o almost like we can hear a repetitive beat of music principles that every artist should understand and implement. Artist Context
when we look at a painting
Formal Analysis - Though this kind of context is often ignored in more recent
Unit/Harmony trends of visual research
- describes how the elements and principles of artwork
- the context for the artist or creator includes: Their culture
- When all the elements and principles work together to create together independent of their meaning and the feelings or
(where they grew up; family values; etc.). Their place;
a pleasing image thoughts they may evoke in the viewer.
geography (e.g., city, rural, home, traveling).
- A sense of unity can occur even in artworks that us more
Form - Their personal perspective or “worldview,” aspects unique
variety
to their identity.
- The use of differences increases the visual interest of the work
Viewing context Symbolism - artists are very experimental when it comes to their
materials, venue, process, and theme/concept.
- Has to do with the viewing experience, the context of display - visual objects or arrangements to represent an alternate
- Artists are finding different ways to get their message
or where we encounter an image or artwork is crucial to the meaning
across, trying other styles and sometimes even trying different
meanings it accrues (Rose 127)
art forms, like a painter may choose to produce a short film
Composition using his or her paintings.
M1S4: History of Modern and Contemporary Art in
- Artists are now becoming hybrids, expressing their sentiments
- The way visual elements are positioned in a work of art.
the Philippines in a variety of forms.
- Composition is highly dependent on the use of the
- This could be a reflection of Filipinos being able to travel and
principles of art. Modern or Contemporary Art
reside in different parts of the globe and being able to discover
Contrast - although a by-word for decades in the Western world, is a new things. Filipino artists are pushing themselves to be
phenomenon of the postwar period in the Philippines. technically skilled in different art expressions.
- refers to difference between elements or subjects within a
work of art. - Philippines’ history has deeply influenced its cultural
Contemporary Art
- Contrast can be created through variety within the elements identity. Their influences continue up to this day to be acted
- started in the 1950s, after World War II. on, resisted and absorbed into the Filipino identity.
of art. (i.e. value, color, texture) - Contrast can used to create a
- Artists started to experiment on different techniques and - Philippine contemporary art consists of interplaying scales or
focal point or area of interest in an artwork.
different ways of expressing their emotions, views, ideas, and variety of ideas and forms and the crossing of tradition and
Dominance other things that they wanted to express through art. modernity.
- They were considered contemporary artists because their - The contemporary Philippine art scene is complex,
- refers to one area of a work of art that is visually heavier
styles and ways of making art veered away from that of because the Philippine art operates within a culture that is
demanding more attention.
traditional art. dynamic, hybridized and thus resistant to being put in a single
- Dominance is closely related to emphasis
- can now be found where ever artists can put their work. category.
Content - Many contemporary artists are self-taught and did not have - The subject matter in contemporary art is not confined to
- refers to the message or meaning within an artwork formal education. human figures, landscapes, or natural objects like in traditional
- Some contemporary artists also employ the help of fabricators, art.
Aesthetics carpenters, electricians or welders to make their works - Sometimes the subject matter is not easily recognized. If the
- refers to the artwork's visual attraction or beauty. artwork is an experiment on technique, then the technique is
the subject matter itself.
Art Criticism
- Essential in contemporary art is the process of art-making.
Style
- An organized approach to evaluating artwork. - Money is not the reason but it should be the message in the
art work
 - dictates every artist’s artmaking process. - is a painting style where the artist applies paint in a manner - This style has a stripped-down, pre-fabricated look, free of
- can have many meanings. that expresses emotions and feelings in a spontaneous details and often with flat surface, but expresses a specific
- It can mean the art produced in a particular historical period. way. content or statement.
- it can refer to the art of a nation or a region within a country.
OP Art Video Art
- It may be human figures, a combination of texture and color, or
a figure made of found objects put together into a coherent - Uses lines or images repeatedly to create an optical illusion - consists of images that are recorded through a video and
whole. viewed through television, computer or projection screen.
Performance Art

- combines a variety of media and the human body to execute

an artistic theatrical expression before a live audience.
- This is different from theater as this does not follow a plot,
SUBJECT MATTER AND STYLES IN CONTEMPORARY ART Graffiti Art
and instead a main concept or theme, and is mostly
- Subject Matter spontaneous. - is a drawing, inscription or sketch done hastily on a wall or
o what you see that is depicted in the artwork other surface made to be seen by the public.
Environmental Art
- An artist’s growth in his/her way of working can be referred to Postmodern Art
as “the evolution of style” - involves the artistic creation or manipulation of space such
as landscape or architectural design that may enclose its - carries modern styles to extreme practices, often expressing
- Style can also be a certain technical approach to artmaking
audience. an idea through a mix of materials, such as found objects
- Style can be thought of as groups based on common traits or
- Earthworks, or works using natural objects like stones, leaves, welded together.
qualities.
- The uniting element may be visible in the use of the elements trees, grass are included in this category.
Body Art
or principles of art. Feminist Art
- is an art form that uses the body as the medium or main
- Style is significant because it can help the viewers to
- This emerged from female artists expressing their concerns material.
understand the meaning of the work.
through art. - The body can be painted or clothed and used to perform an
- Several art movements and styles that dominated since the
- They tackle issues of identity, sexuality, gender roles, equality, artistic act in public.
1950s in contemporary art.
and the ways which the female is treated in society, among - Tattooing and piercing are also considered body art.
others
Digital Art
Abstract Expressionism
Minimalism
- is done with the aid of computer and computer programs to
create an image or design.
 - The image can be printed on paper, tarpaulin or other - its content does not leave out human elements, concerns, - Pencil
mediums. issues and things of high value to human beings. - Colored pencil
- Ink
- In the Philippine contemporary art scene, there is a - Markers
dominance of abstract expressionism, social realism and M1S5: MEDIUM AND ART TECHNIQUES IN - Pastels
mixed media art. - Chalk
CONTEMPORARY
- Traces of Western influence are visible in abstract paintings.
Photography
- Recently, graffiti, community and environmental arts are
gaining popularity. Artists use public spaces available to - Film
them where they collaborate in art-making and conduct Medium materials that artists use to create their art - Digital
workshops to teach and involve children or specific groups - The plural of medium is media Mixed Media
about art - One piece of art can be made of one medium or several
- Interactive art-making is also being practiced by some - Collage
media
Filipino artists. - Assemblage
- Death March by Dominador Castañeda (oil on canvas) —
- Sometimes, visual art is combined with performance art to - Other media mixed together
1948 - This is use for significance of the painting.
make a statement or express a view about an issue. - If an artist uses uncommon materials, it helps the artist to Printmaking
Film makes a statement
- Linocut
- Has expanded to include indie films that explore specific Painting - Woodcut
themes. - Etching
- Watercolor
- Monoprint
Theater - Acrylic
- Oil Sculpture
- their performances are not confined to a theater stage - Tempera 1001 de culori (Watercolor by lovemk via deviantart)
anymore. - 3-dimensional
- They can be performed on the streets with minimal props Oil Painting - Clay, stone, metal, etc.
that enable transport and movement. - Or something simple
- Is the process of painting with pigments that re held
- In music, there is fusion of different styles and use of words in together with a type of oil that dries when exposed to air Artistic Skills and Techniques to Contemporary Art Creations
songs sang in irregular sound patterns. called drying oil The first artists used oil were India and
- Although exploration of new materials, aided by technology, Collage, Land Art, Graffiti, Digital Arts, Mixed Media, Decollage,
Chinese Buddhist
and styles is practiced in contemporary art Installation Art, Print Making, Conceptual Art
Drawing
 The principle of art that refers to the arrangement of opposite A formal analysis of an artwork describes how the elements and
elements in a piece so as to create visual interest excitement and principles of art work together independent of their meaning and the
M1: Formative Questions drama - Contrast feelings or thoughts they may evoke in the viewer - true

A _____ can be thick thin wavy curvy straight horizontal vertical The PowerPoint material contemporary developed during what Historical context time is the most basic in the first context we
dotted broken or diagonal.it usually connects two points - Line century - 19 consider - true

__________is the relation of two things in size number amount or It is the additional work of art allows us to _____ the craftsmanship of Dove pictures - symmetrical
degree within a design - Proportion the artist; installation allows us to__________ the artwork. Fill the
The principle of art that refers to the path the viewers as travel around
Dimensional object such as a cube or ball or the representation of a 3d blanks with the correct answers - Appreciate and experience
the work of art - rhythm/movement
object 3d objects have height length and width - Form Composition is the way visual elements are positioned in a work of art
The principle of art in which all the visual elements in an artwork are in
Is another word for the brightness of a color - Intensity/Value – true
harmony - Unity

Create a texture by making _____ with other elements - Patterns and Viewing context is a kind of often ignored in more recent trends of
Balance contrast emphasis movement pattern rhythm and unity are the
tints visual research the Context for the artist or creator includes culture -
principles of design - true
false
Elements of art are - the building blocks of art A repeated design is called - pattern
Context is also used to describe the physical nature of the artwork
______ Is an element of art that refers to the sense of touch - texture as in metal sculpture an oil painting etc. - false Unity is obtained when all parts of a design are working together as a

Is a three-dimensional geometrical figure showing height within team - True

Contrast refers to the artwork’s visual attraction or beauty - false
depth - form Digital technology is transformed the way is funded what does this
Form is consisting of all the things about the artwork that might
what are the two types of shapes - organic and geometric unity form of destruction and tail - for this question please check all the
have influenced the artwork or the maker but which are not actually part
choices since a question does not appear in the slide
Is obtained when all parts of a design are working together as a team of the artwork - false
- true Graphic arts flourished during what period of colonization -
Symbolism visual objects or arrangements to represent an alternate
Spanish colonization
Graphic art flourished during what period of colonization - meaning - true
American Pictures na may umbrella - form of installation
Content refers to the meaning within an artwork - true
Period of religion and secularization became dominant themes - Contemporary developed during what century - 19
Aesthetics refers to the difference between elements or subjects
Spanish colonial tradition within a work of art - false Rak of aegis musical play in the 21st century; a play during the
spanish colonization - harana
Style a significant because it can help me viewers to understand the What principle of design is present when all the elements and principles
meaning of the word this statement - true work together to create a pleasing image – harmony
- “Contemporary artists inspired by many factors. One of
Religion and secularization were the dominant themes of the artform -
these is their environment. There are some artists who do not
Spanish colonial tradition
M2S1: Significant Contemporary Artists the Regions only use their environment but also inspired by their culture
Picture A: Pot; picture B:church – No, because they don't have the and heritage”.
(LUZON)
same theme
Contemporary Artists with Indigenous Material Medium
What is the possible outcome of the new generation stops a creative
Contemporary Artists from LUZON
illusion of artwork - stagnant - (Contemporary Visual Artists-) Luzon
o Rodel Tapaya (Painting) - Rodel Tapaya
What is a medium in art - material it is made of
o Dexter Sy (Installation) o He won the top prize in the Nokia Art Award,
An example of printmaking - linocut dominating other artists from the Asia Pacific region
o R. R. J. Hilario
For numbers to 2-4 give examples of materials used in painting – o Clifford Espinosa o Cane of Kabunian, Numbered but Cannot be

watercolor, acrylic and crayons o John Paul Antido Counted, painting Mountain Fantasies (Uses folk
subjects and myths from Filipino folktales)
o Baao Children and Youth Choir
The bee thingy picture - it's a mixed media i think o innovatively uses subjects inspired by the culture
o Lahing Batangan Dance Troupe
One piece of art is most appropriate in creating an artwork - false and history of Philippines
o Barasoain Kalinangan Foundation Inc.
Belle Picture - drawing o Kontra-Gapi
- Deter Sy
A mother holding a baby - sculpture o Notable works:
- Recycled Materials
 “The Self Recognized by the Others (2015)
Oil painting is the process of painting with pigments that we held o These are materials that came from wastes and
 DNA (2015)
together with the type of oil that dries when exposed to air called drying other used materials that were converted. These
o He uses his mix heritage of being filipino-chinese
oil this statement is - true include paper, plastic, glass, and metal.
o He shares that the research often takes a more
_____is an element of art that refers to the sense of touch - texture significant time rather than the actual work of art.
- Indigenous Materials
Unity is under principles - true o His works study the differences and clash that
o These materials are found in specific or local
arise from having a diverse and sometimes
The marshmallow picture - repetition areas. The term “indigenous” means originating in
contradicting cultural heritage.
and characteristic of a particular region or country.
a repeated design is called a - pattern
 o Chinese- folk arts and symbols and elements o Painter o country had its first National Artist
borrowed from traditional Chinese paintings and o Use of impasto technique  Maiden in a Stream(1921)-GSIS collection
costumes o His paintings are said to be an allegory of the  El Ciego (1928)-Central Bank of the
o Filipino- use catholic images, indigenous Filipino situation of the Filipinos where their psyche to live Philippines collection
motifs and ubiquitous Filipino products in two contradicting eras when compared to the global  Dalagang Bukid (1936) – Club Filipino
situation collection
- Ronald Riel Jaramillo HIilario o His figurative subjects where people are in  The Mestiza (1943) – National Museum of
o Sculptor contemporary settings but are depicted wearing the Philippines collection
o Chosen by the NCCA to be one of the artists to traditional Filipino costumes  Planting Rice (1946)-UCPB collection
exhibit for the Sung-du-an 3  Sunday Morning Going to Town (1958)-
o One of the awardees of the Thirteen Artists Awards Ayala Museum Collection.
Other Significant Contemporary Artist
( TAA) of the CCP
o His works have brought him to different museums all - Ryan Cayabyab - Cirilo F. Bautista

over the Philippines, and has been invited in Taiwan, o National Artist for Music o National Artist for Literature

New York, South Korea, and Brazil o Mr. C is the most accomplished composer, arranger, o He had also won First Prize in the 1998 National
o Uses religious iconography of Catholicism and musical director in the Philippine music industry Centennial Commission literary tilt. He received
o Uses inherited culture as jumping point of his artistic since this bloomed beginning 1970s. the Gawad Balagtas from the Unyon ng Manunulat ng

development o Concert religious music, symphonic work, art song, Pilipinas, among many other accolades.
opera, and concerto o That he truly did. One of the last living iconic writers

- Clifford Espinosa of his generation, Bautista wrote poetry, fiction and

o architect, artist, and environmentalist - Alice Reyes essays. His best known work is the epic poetry trilogy

o Focused on the green architecture o National Artist for Dance “The Trilogy of Saint Lazarus,” made up of the “The
Archipelago (1970), “Telex Moon” (1981) and
o Used secondhand wood
- Amelia Lapena-Bonifacio “Sunlight on Broken Stones” (1999).
o One of his works “LuzViMin”
o National Artist for Theater o Whereas, the works and achievements of Cirilo F.
o Show people the beauty of recycling and to teach
Bautista as a poet, fictionist and essayist have greatly
the younger generation of conservation
contributed to the development of the country’s
o Express social commentaries as seen in his work
literary arts and has strengthened the Filipino’s
entitled LuzViMin
- Fernando C. Amorsolo sense of nationalism.”
- John Paul Antido
o known as “Grand Old Man of Philippine Art”
 - Lino Brocka - Visual Arts o His paintings are often very bold in their expression
o Film he garnered awards and recognition from o Peter James Fantinalgo/Maureen Austria and emotions
institutions like the CCP, FAMAS, TOYM, and o Nunelucio Alvarado o His works are described as full of conflict and
Cannes Film Festival o Manuel Parenas demanding in the viewers
o bequeathing to our country a heritage of cinematic o Martino Abellana o Recent collection entitled “Babaye” inspired by the
harvest; women of the Visayas
o “freedom of expression” in the Philippine - Performing Arts o Proud of his heritage, often uses his works to raise
Constitution. o Jose Gomez awareness on the Sakadas of Negros and the other
o Kabataang silay Rondalla Ensemble marginalized people of the society
- Juan F. Nakpil o Paintings are often rooted in the problems of his
o University of Visayas Chorale
o Architecture home province faces
o Dagyaw Baile
o Espousing architecture reflective of Philippine
traditions and culture - Manuel Pañares
o Zealous representation and efforts that private Contemporary Artists from VISAYAS o Painter
Filipino architects and engineers, by law, are now - Peter James Fantinalgo/Moreen Austria o His collection entitled Sugbo sa Karaang Panahon
able to participate in the design and execution of o Lawig, a Hiligaynon word which means umbilical features paintings that show the precolonial times of
government projects. cord, is an exhibition of sculptures and the Visayas and the tribes of Mindanao
o Geronimo de los Reyes Building,Magsaysay Building, installations by Bacolod-based artists Moreen o Historical themed painting
Rizal Theater, Capitol Theater, Captain Pepe Austria and Peter James Fantinalgo. o Believes in the poweer of art as a medium of
Building, Manila Jockey Club, Rufino Building, o Lawig envisions a contemporary exhibition that learning
Philippine Village Hotel, University of the Philippines stages the uniqueness of the Negros and Panay o Creates realistic paintings of Cebue and
Administration and University Library, and the relationship as shaped by its past and reflected by Mindanao’s historical events as way for his fellow
reconstructed Rizal house in Calamba, Laguna. the vitality of its shared and separate present. It Cebuanos
aspires to create a venue for Hiligaynon historical
and socio-cultural re-evaluation. The exhibit is - Martino Abellana “Noy Tinong”
M2S2: Significant Contemporary Artists the Regions curated by Noel El Farrol o Painter
(VISAYAS) o Demand muralist and portraiture artist Known for his
- Nunelucio Alvarado seascapes depicting the beautiful shores and
Contemporary Artists with Indigenous Material Medium - Visayas Prominent in the art scene in Philippines and
o beaches of Cebu
(Visual and Performing Artists)
Southeast Asia
 o He served as a great inspiration and influence to o Silver and Bronze awards in Busan Choral M2S3: Significant Contemporary Artists the Regions
generations of Visayan artists, one that can be still Festival in South Korea in 2007
(MINDANAO)
be seen decades after his death in 1988 o 3 gold certificates from different categories in the
Tomohon International Chorale Competition in Contemporary Artists with Indigenous Material Medium
- Kabataang Silay Rondalla Ensemble 2009 in Indonesia Contemporary Visual and Performing Artists (Mindanao)
o The city of Silay has long been proud of their o Won 3 golds awards at the CCP International Choral
- Mariano Amar Catague
heritage. AS part of this, they created the Kabataang Competition in 2009 and in 2015 - Rameer Tawasil
Silay Rondalla Ensemble. o Promotes the rich musical heritage of the country - Saudi Ahmad Bert
o The group is composed of the less fortunate youth o Recognized as one of the best in the world as it - Monterona Abdulmari
of their community. continues to bring home honors and awards to the - Imao Amal Lumuntod
o The group has won awards and recognition country from the various international choral - Mebuyan Band
regional, national and international cultural festivals - Kabpapagariya Ensemble Sining
festivals. - Kambayoka Ensemble Bayan Barrios
- Dagyaw Baile - Joey Ayala
- Jose Gomez o Formerly known as “Dagyaw Theater and Dance
o “ Music Man of Samar” Company
o The most productive composer of Samar songs o composed of various high school From Iloilo NHS Contemporary Artists from MINDANAO
o Inspired him compose “ In the Wink of an Eye” o performed around the country as well in Thailand
- Mariano “Anoy” Amar Catague
tribute to his lost siblings and Japan
o Depicts the Lumadsinhis figurative paintings to raise
o “An Kamote” o able to perform in ASEAN Dance Festival in Manila
awareness on the social injustices the narratives
o Become a choir master for the Christ King College in 1994, International Festival for Experimental
are experiencing
(CKC) in Calbayog City Theater in 1995 in Egypt, and the Lisboa World
o He wrote more than 5,000 compositions and won Exposition in 1998 in Portugal,
- Rameer Tawasil
several awards from different music competitions o been invited to perform in France, Spain, Pakistan,
o Uses vibrant and bold colors and makes use of
Singapore, Germany, Italy and Canada
indigenous Muslim motifs inspired by the okirs
ofthe Maranao
- UNIVERSITY OF VISAYAS CHORALE (UVC)
o created in 1999 to give opportunities and grant
scholarships to musically gifted students
- Saudi Ahmad
 o Works are inspired by the rich culture and o Was once part of Joey Ayala’s band Bagong - their work speaks of community, personal experience,
tradition of the Filipino Muslims Lumad, endevaors to create music that not only memory, displacement, and emotional, psychological affects
promotes folk but also gives attention to social causes of migration.
- Bert Monterona - another project in 2012 at the Sherman Contemporary Art
o Known for his innovative use of indigenous - Joey Ayala Foundation was a floor-to-ceiling installation of miniature car
materials for his art, specifically for his tapestry o One of the successful composers and musicians board houses made by the artist and local communities.
paintings and bamboo stick paintings that hails from Mindanao and is known to bring to
mainstream
- Abdulmari Asia Imao
Mark Salvastus
o Known for his stylized depictions of the indigenous
- a Filipino contemporary artist living and working between
motifs such as the okir, sarimanok, andnaga M2S4: Other Renowned Filipino Artists
Manila, Philippines and Osaka, Japan
Maria Taniguchi - His work deals with familiar objects, chance encounters,
- Amal Lumuntod
o One of the best kulintang players in school and everyday politics, using media such as drawings,
- Maria Taniguchi was born and raised in Dumaguete City. After
installations, photography, video, and street art in interactive
a BFA in Sculpture at the University of the Philippines, she
and participatory projects.
- Mebuyan Band completed an MFA in Art Practice at Goldsmiths in London
o Started from a theater and musical group project in 2009.
in 2001 called the Mebuyan Peace Project and is - In the same year she joined the LUX Associates Artists Cristina “Kitty” Sollesta Taniguchi
now a band that has integrated male talents from the Program, a post-academic program based in London for
- Proprietor/Curator- Mariyah Gallery, 1992 – present
region, it songs tell stories of the life in Mindanao artists working with the moving image.
- Project Director, Open Dumaguete Biennial Terracotta Art
Festival Exhibit and Competition, 2005, 2007.
- Kabpapagariya Ensemble
Ronaldo Ventura - Speaking engagement: April 2006 University of Pennsylvania,
o Theater group that is dedicated to promote culture
USA ROWAN UNIVERSITY, NEW JERSEY, USA
and the arts, it is composed of students from the - auction sensation.
- Honorable Mention and Finalist, Philip Morris Philippine
Mindanao State University - his paintings and sculpture feature a
Art Awards 1994, 2000, 2003
- complex layering of image and styles, symbolic of the
- The 2nd Beijing International Art Biennale 2005 Exhibit
multifaceted national identity of the Philippines
Participant
- Sining Kambayoka Ensemble
- Beijing Intl. Art Biennale Special Exhibition 2008 Participant
Alfredo and Isabel Aquilizan - The 3rd Beijing International Art Biennale Exhibit Participant
- Bayang Barrios
- The 4th Beijing Internationak Art Biennale select participant
 - Auditor, The National Writing Workshop, May 2002, - is a prominent contemporary Filipino painter best known for
- Director- Dr. Edith L. Tiempo his distinctive use of figurative expressionism.
Kristoffer Ardena
- The 11th Asian Arts International Festival, China, 2009 - He is one of the CCP Thirteen Artists Awardees
- The Sculpture Creative Camp of the 11th Asian Arts - Lives between Dumaguete (Philippines) and Madrid
Manuel Ocampo
International Festival, Beijing, 2009 (Spain). Individual projects include: Museo Carrillo Gil, in
- Garbo sa Bisaya Award given by the Visayas Biennale - Manuel Ocampo composes his paintings using motifs from Mexico, Selesar Sunaryo, Mes56 and Cemeti House
- Kasibulan: Philippine Women Artist’s Association popular western iconography, religious symbols art history, (Indonesia), Grey Projects (Singapore), Vargas Museum and
- National Commission for Culture and Arts: National Committee and literature. the Cultural Center of the Philippines in Manila
on Art Galleries - He believes loaded images to be his tools as an artist—an (Philippines),Centro de Arte Dos de Mayo Museum (Madrid),
- Dumaguete Open Biennial Terra Cotta Art festival - Board of idea that became manifest in his 2011 exhibition “The Painter’s La Conservera Centro de Arte Contemporáneo in Murcia,
Directors Equipment.” Spain. He has also participated in various collective projects,
- Mariyah Gallery: Board of Directors among them the 3rd Bucharest Biennale (Romania), 3rd
Guangzhou Triennale (China), Konstholl C in Stockholm
Brenda Fajardo
(Sweden), Caixa Forum in Barcelona and La Casa Encendida
Constantino Zicarreli
- began her career in the visual arts as a printmaker and in Madrid, MUSAC in León (Spain), Casino Forum d’Art
- his work often reflect the history of drone metal, black graphic artist before moving on to painting. Contemporain (Luxembourg), Apexart in New York (USA),
metal, and everything rock n’ roll. - Most of her works carry strong historical and nationalist Museo Ex Teresa Arte Actual (Mexico) and the Museo de Arte
- he chooses to paint the deviant and morose. With his art, themes as well as depict folk and mythological tales. She has Moderno in Medellin (Colombia).
- Costantino Zicarelli hopes to change how viewers look with held several solo exhibitions, locally and internationally. - Currently developing the curatorial platform Moving Image
disfavor and antipathy paintings that are not eye candies. - She has also joined group shows in the country and in Lab Filipinas (MILF) which experiments on video as an
international exhibitions. exhibition format with the goal of expanding and decentralizing
the contemporary art scene outside of Manila and creating
Pacita Abad
network and collaboration not only in the Philippines but in
Lovely Rodriguez
- Philippine-American contemporary painter, was born in Southeast Asia as well as with Latin America and Spain.
Basco, Batanes, - a contemporary artist who uses cartography and maps to - Negros Paintings is the title of the first solo exhibition of
- During her career Pacita created over 4,500 artworks, and reconfigure factual locations and create fictional assemblage the artist KRISTOFFER ARDEÑA in Espacio Minimo Gallery
her paintings were exhibited in more than 200 museums pieces. where shows new works of Ghost Paintings series. His
and galleries around the world. - Rodriquez has had solo exhibitions at the Austin Museum exhibition serves as an introduction in Spain to 2 series of
of Art(Austin, TX), the Hosfelt Gallery (San Francisco, CA), experiments that he has developed in Negros island,
and Clementine Gallery (New York).
Elmer Borlongan
 Philippines: Ghost Paintings (Toldo Category) and Ghost - one of the of the modernist artists together with Galo o La Barca de Aqueronte
Painting (Utot Category). Ocampo and Victorio Edades known as " The Triumvirate”" o A lady in the Moonlight,
o La Marina,

Jao Mapa o Self Portrait

Vicente Manansala
- Jao Mapa is Jose Vicente Mapa III in real life. He was born
- Filipino cubist painter and illustrator. Manansala was born
in 1976 and currently works as an actor in Philippine showbiz Fabian Dela Rosa
in Macabebe, Pampanga
industry. He was an accomplished model and painter.
- In 1981, he was posthumously recognized as one of the - Filipino painter.
- Jao graduated at the University of Santo Tomas and
National Artists of the Philippinesin Visual Arts - He was an uncle and mentor to the Philippines' national
earned his degree in Bachelor of Arts in Fine Arts, major inn
- His signature style is based on Cubism, but rather than artist in painting, Fernando Amorsolo, and to his brother
Advertising. Jao married his wife Cecile, and has three
breaking down figures, shows them through transparent Pablo.
children, Benjamin, Caleb and Amber Marie.
angular forms. - He is regarded as a "master of genre" in Philippine art
- He became popular in the Pepsi Cola advertisement and
- recognized and was given the Patnubay ng Sining at
later opened opportunities for him to join in the showbiz world.
Kalinangan (Guide of the Arts and Culture) by the City of
Victorio Edades
Manila in 1968
FILIPINO PAINTERS ICON - is a Filipino painter who was the leader of the revolutionary
Thirteen Moderns
Fernando Amorsolo Juan Luna
- "Father of Modern Art in the Philippines" and named
- was born May 30, 1892, in the Paco district of Manila. National Artist in 1976, - a Filipino painter, sculptor and a political activist of the
- At 13 he was apprenticed to the noted Philippine artist - One of the triumvirate with Galo B. Ocampo and Botong Philippine Revolution during the late 19th century. He became
Fabian de la Rosa, Francisco one of the first recognized Philippine artists
- First National Artist in Painting (1972)
- so-called "Grand Old Man of Philippine Art“
Felix Resurreccion Hidalgo

- a Filipino artist. He is acknowledged as one of the great

Carlos “Botong” Francisco Ang Kiukok
Filipino painters of the late 19th century
- one of the greatest Filipino visual artists and muralists. - one of the greatest Filipino painters along with fellow painter - a leading Filipino painter and a National Artist for Visual
- recognized as a Philippine National Artist in 1973. Juan Luna in the 19th century Arts.
- He was affectionately called "Botong“ o Laguna Estigia - He first attained prominence in the Philippine arts scene in
o Young Filipina the 1960s with a distinct style that fused influences from
 cubism, surrealism and expressionism. Some classified his
style as "figurative expressionism", others merely called it ugly Which republic act was the national living treasures award created - Works are inspired by the rich culture and tradition of the filipino
RA No 7355 muslims - Saudi ahmad

He had also won first prize in the 1998 national centennial Known for his stylized depictions of the indigenous motifs such as
Lorenzo Leogardo Guerrero commission literary tilt. he received the Gawad Balagtas from the the okir sarimanok and naga - Abdulmari asia imao
union ng manunulat ng pilipinas among many other accolades. - Cirito
- Lorenzo Leogardo Guerrero (4 November 1835 – 8 April 1904) bautista One of the best kulintang players in school - Amal lumuntod
was a painter and an art teacher. He was the elder brother Composer of kailan which song by several artists like mymp smokey Started from a theater and musical group project in 2001 -
of Leon Ma. Guerrero and art teacher to internationally mountain etc - Ryan cayabyab Mebuyan band
acclaimed painter, Juan Luna.
What is a national artist award also known as - Pambansang alagad Theater group that is dedicated to promote culture and arts, it is
ng sining ng pilipinas composed of students from the mindanao state university -
Kapapagariya ensemble
Anita Magsaysay-Ho The reconstructed Rizal house in Calamba laguna - Juan nakpil
Was once part of joey ayala band bagong lumad, endeavors to
- was a Filipino painter. She was the only female member of create music that not only promote folk but also gives attention to social
Prominent in the arts scene in Philippines and southeast Asia - causes - Bayang barrios
the Thirteen Moderns, a standing group of Filipino modernist Nupelucio Alvarado
artists and in 1958 was chosen by a panel of experts at the six One of the most successful composers and musicians that heals
Historical themed painting and believes in the power of art as from mindanao and is known to bring to mainstream - Joey ayala
major painters of the country. medium of learning - Manuel Panares
- The most famous work of Magsaysay-Ho are subject to the Alfredo and isabel aquilizan - Work speaks of community
Demand muralist and painting seascapes - Martino Abellana
beauty of Filipino women dealing with everyday issues.
Brenda fajardo - carrying strong historical And nationalist themes
Heavy envisions a contemporary exhibition that stages the
uniqueness of the negros and Panay relationship - Peter james Carlos botong francisco - one of the greatest filipino Visual artist
fantinalgo and muralist
M2: Formative Questions
The most productive composer of summer songs and inspired him Elmer borlongan - Prominent contemporary filipino painter best known
What is the national living treasures award also known as? - composed “in the wink of an eye “- Jose Gomez for his distinctive use of figurative expressionism
Gawad sa manlilikha ng bayan
Fernando amorsolo - first national artist in painting
Known in dance - Alice Reyes Use vibrant and bold colors and make use of indigenous muslim
motifs inspired by the okirs of the maranao - Rameer Tawasil Kristoffer ardeña - Negros paintings is the title of this first solo
Through which presidential proclamation was a national artist made exhibition of the artist
possible - Presidential proclamation no. 1001 Depicts the lumads and his figurative paintings to raise awareness
in the social injustices the narratives are experiencing - Mariano “Anoy” Lovely rodriguez - Uses cartography and maps to reconfigure
Amar Catague factual locations and create fictional assemblage pieces
Which of the following government agencies does not take part in the
selection of the national artist nominees - National commission for
culture and arts Known for his innovative use of indigenous materials for his art, Manuel ocampo - Composes his paintings using motifs from popular
specifically for his tapestry paintings and bamboo stick paintings - Bert western iconography, religious symbols art history, and literature
monterona
Known artist for theater - Amelia lapeña-bonifacio
Pacita abad - Her paintings were exhibited and more than 200
million seen art galleries around the world

Ronaldo ventura - Known for his complex layering of image and

styles symbolic of the multifaceted national identity of the Philippines