Contemeporary - American Period

Modern Art

art from 1860s to 1960s

American Colonial

• the concept of modern art was brought by Filipinos who studied abroad

• technological innovations led experimental approaches in developing art

Sedition Law

a law that states that advocating independence is banned

Drama Simbolico

a one-act play came to represent a deep and profound yearning for freedom

Tanikalang Ginto

- 1902, play written by Juan Abad

Hindi Ako Patay

- 1903, Juan Matapang Cruz

Kahapon, Ngayon at Bukas

- 1903, Aurelio Tolentino

A Modern Filipina

- first filipino play written in english by lino callejo and jesus arullo

Vaudeville

- 1920s was the collection of slapstick, songs, dances, acrobatics, comedy skits, chorus girls, magic acts, and stand.

UP School of Fine Arts

what school was opened in 1909

Fabian de la Rosa

who was the director of UP School of Fine Arts after Rafael Enriquez

Fernando Amorsolo

- known for romantic paintings; he produced portraits of prominent individuals; genre scenes highlighting the beauty of dalagang Filipina, idyllic landscapes; and historical paintings

The Philippine readers

the textbook series amorsolo drew for

The Independent

the newspaper that amorsolo drew for

Ginebra San Miguel

company name of the logo that amorsolo designed

1972

when was amorsolo declared as national artist

Guillermo Tolentino

amorsolo's counterpart in sculpture

1973

when was guillermo tolentino declared as national artist

Triumvirate

- a group of three rulers:Victorio Edades, National Artist Carlos "Botong" V. Francisco, and Galo Ocampo

Art Nouveau

this style is usually characterized by flowing lines, flat shapes, and vines and flowers

Art Deco

art style based on modern materials and repetitive geometric patterns.

Metropolitan Theater

A theater designed by arellano

Daniel Burnham

was commissioned to design manila and baguio

Thirteen Modern

- Used various mediums, techniques, and themes that were at the time 'new' and 'shocking' as they tend to distort, exaggerate, abstract, and their personal use of color, shapes, textures and other expressive elements.