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Bagobo tangkulo

a ceremonial head scarf traditionally worn by Bagobo warriors and elite members

Filipino Struggles through History

Carlos ‘Botong’ Francisco

Waterlilies and Japanese Bridge

Claude Monet

Pag-ampo, Pagtrabaho, Paghigugma

Tausug women

Maitum anthropomorphic jar

secondary burial jars by early Filipinos, dating back to 5 BC to 225 AD. Discovered in Maitum, Sarangani, Philippines, these jars contained the remains of the deceased and were crafted to resemble human figures

Manunggul jar

is a secondary burial jar found in the Tabon Caves, Palawan, Philippines. It is famous for its intricate lid sculpture of two human figures in a boat, symbolizing the journey of the soul to the afterlife

Venus of Willendorf

is one of the most famous Venus figurines, believed to represent fertility, abundance, and femininity.

Hall of the Bulls

It features large paintings of bulls, horses, and other animals, created using natural pigments like charcoal and ochre.

Hans Holbein the Younger

Taj Mahal

is a stunning Mughal mausoleum commissioned by Emperor Shah Jahan in memory of his wife, Mumtaz Mahal. It is considered one of the greatest architectural masterpieces in the world.

Poon

by Mideo Cruz is a controversial artwork that was part of his exhibit "Poleteismo" (Polytheism) in 2011. aimed to critique idolatry, religious practices, and colonial influences in the Philippines.

Father and Son 2

Ahon

is a painting by Aldy Aguirre, a contemporary Filipino artist known for his ethereal watercolor works that often depict themes of resilience, hope, and human emotions.

The Basket of Apples

is a famous still-life painting by Paul Cézanne, a key figure in Post-Impressionism.

La Clairvoyance

suggests an artist’s ability to envision possibilities beyond reality, a common theme in Magritte’s work.

I and the Village

is a poetic and deeply personal work, showcasing his signature combination of fantasy, memory, and modernist experimentation.

Angry Christ

is a bold, unconventional religious artwork that blends Filipino identity, Catholic faith, and modernist artistic expression, making it one of the most powerful and controversial murals in Philippine art history.

The Little Deer

is one of Kahlo’s most haunting self-portraits, blending personal pain, cultural symbolism, and surreal imagery to convey her enduring battle with both physical and emotional suffering.

Poleteismo

remains as one of the most controversial artworks in Philippine history, igniting debates on artistic freedom, censorship, and the role of religion in society. While many saw it as offensive, others viewed it as a powerful critique of institutionalized faith and cultural conditioning.

Tri-people

s a visual representation of Mindanao’s multicultural identity, promoting diversity, inclusion, and the importance of peaceful cohabitation among its people.

Rose Window

is more than just a beautiful design. it is a spiritual and artistic landmark that has stood for centuries, inspiring awe and devotion.

The Scream

by Edvard Munch is one of the most iconic paintings in art history, symbolizing existential angst, anxiety, and psychological turmoil.

Art as a declaration of power

Hans Holbein the Younger
Sultan Kudarat Provincial Capitol of Sultan Kudarat, in Isulan

The power to convey immortality

Taj Mahal Agra, India

The power to change our beliefs

Tri-People Desiderio “Banjo’ Satorre, Jr., (2004)

The power to shock

Poon (2004) in Poleteismo [Polytheism] Mideo Cruz (2011)Poleteismo [Polytheism] Mideo Cruz (2011)

The power to touch our emotions

Elmer Borlongan Father and Son 2 (2006)Angry Christ Alfonso Ossorio (1950)

The power to awaken our senses

Ahon Aldy Aguirre (2020), Commemorative Monument to Peace and Unity Jose Mendoza (1998)

The power to transform the ordinary

The Basket of Apples Paul Cezanne (1895)

The artist’s self-expression

The Little Deer Frida Kahlo (1946)

The artist’s memory

I and the Village Marc Chagall (1911)

The artist at play

La Clairvoyance, René Magritte (1936)