CPAR MIDTERMS

Art

The expression or application of human creative skill and imagination, typically in a visual form such as painting or sculpture, producing works to be appreciated primarily for their beauty or emotional power.

Technique

Greek

Skills

Roman

Craftmanship

Christian

Intellect & Design

Rennaisance

Fine Arts

Modern

Self-Expression

Romantic

New Art Form

Contemporary

Contemporary art

________ is art made today by living artists. As such, it reflects the complex issues that shape our diverse, global, and rapidly changing world. An art work made during 1971- present.

Contemporary art

is essential to you not only because it belongs to your time but it also serves a form of expression of the individual’s sentiments, feelings and belongings in present time.

Integral to Life

Ethnic

Geometric Design

Islamic

Faith and Catheceism

Spanish

Secular Forms

American

Orientalizing

Japanese

National Identity

Modern

Social Realism

Contemporary

Traditional Art

art representations, culture bound, mostly focuses on realistic figures, limited to sandard sets and structures

Contemporary Art

revolve around the artist and their feelings, focuses on the message relayed, diverse array of materials and media, ot bounded by any rule or standard

Cultural Center of the Philippines and National Commission for Culture and the Arts

THE PRIMARY INSTITUTION THAT PROTECTS AND PROMOTES THE CULTURAL HERITAGE OF THE PHILIPPINES

APPROPRIATION

THE USE OF PRE-EXISTING OBJECTS OR IMAGES WITH LITTLE OR NO TRANSFORMATION APPLIED TO THEM

PERFORMANCE

REFERS TO ARTWORK CREATED BY OR PRESENTED TO AN AUDIENC

SPACE

SITE-SPECFIC ART FORM IS PERFORMED & POSITION.

HYBRIDITY

MIXING OF UNLIKELY MATERIALS TO PRODUCE AN ARTWORK. THIS REFERS IN THE USE OF DIFFERENT ART MEDIUMS THAT ARE PUT TOGETHER.

TECHNOLOGY

REALITY IN THE PRESENT-DAY WORLD, AND CONTEMPORARY ARTIST USED _________ N CREATION OF AN ARTWORK. ITS APPLICATION HIGHLIGHTS THE CREATIVITY OF THE ARTIST

PAMBANSANG ALAGAD NG SINING NG PILIPINAS

The highest recognition the Philippine government can give to a person of the arts/ artist

No. 1001, s.1972

The award was created through Presidential Proclamation _____________

NCCA

formulates and implements policies and plans that will conserve and promote the nation’s historical and cultural heritage

CCP

established to preserve, develop and promote arts and culture in the Philippines

PHILIPPINE NATIONAL ARTIST

The awardees of this prestigious award represents the highest ideals in the field of the arts.

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today there are ______ national artists in the Philippines

Filipino citizen

Qualifications for PNA 1:

The artist must be a ______

lead the way in new and creative expression or style

Qualifications for PNA 2:

The artist should ___

have contributed in “building the Filipino sense of nationhood”

Qualifications for PNA 3:

The artist should ___

created significant body of works and consistently displayed excellence in the practice of their art form

Qualifications for PNA 4:

The artist should have ______

enjoy a broad of acceptance through prestigious national or international recognition and is well respected by their peers

Qualifications for PNA 5:

The artist should have ______

title and rank

BENEFITS THAT THE NATIONAL ARTISTS WILL RECEIVE 1

grand collar or medal

BENEFITS THAT THE NATIONAL ARTISTS WILL RECEIVE 2

cash gift

BENEFITS THAT THE NATIONAL ARTISTS WILL RECEIVE 3

Php200,000

cash gift for the living

Php150,000

cash gift for the dead

Monthly pension with medical and hospitalization benefits

BENEFITS THAT THE NATIONAL ARTISTS WILL RECEIVE 4

Life insurance

BENEFITS THAT THE NATIONAL ARTISTS WILL RECEIVE 5

State funeral benefits

BENEFITS THAT THE NATIONAL ARTISTS WILL RECEIVE 6

A reserved place at state functions

BENEFITS THAT THE NATIONAL ARTISTS WILL RECEIVE 7

FERNANDO AMORSOLO

-National Artist for Painting

-was given the title the “Grand old man of Philippine art” for his style and technique that has inspiredgenerations of artists.

-one of the greatest Filipino painters of all time.

CARLOS “BOTONG” V. FRANCISCO

- known for his historically themed murals

- was responsible for the discovery of the now famous Angono Petroglyphs in 1965. He was also involved in Costume Designing in Philippine cinema. “Blood Compact”

GUILLERMO TOLENTINO

- National Artist for Sculpture

- was a premier sculptor and a well-known professor at the University of the Philippines, Diliman.

- was a master in commemorative sculptures of historical figures that are monumental and grand.

NAPOLEON ABUEVA

- National Artist for Sculpture

- the Father of Modern Philippine Sculpture

- the youngest recipient of the title National artist.

VICTORIO C. EDADES

- National Artist for Painting

- considered as the “Father of Modern Philippine Painting”

- founder of 13 moderns.

VICENTE MANANSALA

National Artist for Painting

- Most of his artworks are a combined concept of urban and rural settings.

CESAR LEGASPI

- During his career as an artist, He was part of many arts organization in the Philippines and exhibited many of his works locally and abroad

- he holds the record of five retrospective exhibitions at different venues.

HERNANDO RUIZ OCAMPO

- part of thirteen modern artist.

- the themes of his artworks told of the destruction and the harshness of life after World War II.

- “Genesis” and “Calvary”

ARTURO R. LUZ

- National Artist for Visual Arts

- known as the “printmaker”, and “art administrator”

- he established the Luz gallery

- his drawings were described as “playful linear works”

JERRY NAVARRO ELIZALDE

- National Artist for Visual Arts

- he is known for his incision painting technique.

- he was a visual artist who specialized in paintings and sculptures.

FRANCISCA REYES- AQUINO

- known as the “Mother of the Philippine folk dancing”

- is a Filipino folk dancer and well known for her academic research on folk dances and songs

LEONOR OROSA GOQUINGCO

she was known as the “trailblazer”, “Mother of Philippine Theater Dance” and “Dean of Filipino Artist Critics.”

RAMON OBUSAN

- he was a Filipino dancer, choreographer, stage designer and artistic director.

- he was the founder of “Ramon Obusan Folkloric Group”

ALICE REYES

- She was the founder of “Ballet Philippines”

- she gives free training workshops, cultural programs and lectures to other students and those who aspire to become a ballet dancer.

ANTONIO MOLINA

- he was a Filipino composer, conductor and music administrator.

- he was also known as “Claude Debussy” of the Philippines

JOVITA FUENTES

- she was an acclaimed theater actress, the only one who performed in various theater productions in Europe

- she was recognized by the Prime Minister of Spain and given the title “La Embahadora de Filipinas a su Madre Patria” and the “Maestra

ANTONIO R. BUENAVENTURA

- he made ethnic tribe songs popular in the Philippines

- he was credited for making the Philippine Constabulary Band one of the best in the World who’s under his guidance from 1946 1961

LUCRECIA ROCES KASILAG

- She was a teacher and artist. She dedicated herself in developing and refining Filipino music by combining traditional tribal music with western music.

- she used Filipino indigenous musical instruments in her orchestral performances.

LUCIO SAN PEDRO

- a filipino composer and teacher

- he came from a family of musical roots and began his career at the age of 12

LAMBERTO V. ABELLANA

- A prominent Filipino film and stage director.

- he was the very first National artist of the Philippines for film

GERARDO DE LEON

- he was a Filipino actor turned film Director.

- he was given the nickname “Manong” and the director who has the most awarded film director in history of Filipino Academy of Movies and Arts (FAMAS)

LINO BROCKA

- He is widely regarded as one of the most influential and significant Filipino filmmakers in the history of Philippine cinema.

- he was the founder of the “Concerned Artists of the Philippines.” (CAP

ISHMAEL BERNAL

- he was considered as one of the geniuses of the Philippine cinema

- known for his film and dramas that dealt with women empowerment and morality

RONALD ALLAN KELLEY POE JR.

- he was known as the “king”

- a well-known Filipino actor.