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Overview
The content covers the role of Filipino artists and their contributions to contemporary arts, highlighting various forms of art and achievements.
Learning Competency
Explain Filipino artists' roles and identify their contributions to contemporary arts.
Learning Objectives
Discuss details regarding the role and contributions of Filipino artists through writing an informative essay.
Highlight the importance of using accurate and precise information.
Learning Topics
The Filipino Artists
The Philippine National Artists
Gawad sa Manlilikha ng Bayan
World-Class Filipino Artists
Review of Various Art Forms
Before Contemporary Era: Various forms of art existed before the contemporary era, influencing modern techniques.
Contemporary Visual Art Forms: Drawing, painting, sculpture, etc.
Integrative Arts: Includes calligraphy, photography, choreography.
Applied Art: Music, architecture, fashion, and pottery.
Literary & Musical Compositions: Significant contributions across different genres and styles.
Performing Art: Includes theater, cinema, dance, and music.
The Filipino Artists
Definition of an Artist: An individual who professes and practices imaginative art.
Historical Perspective: Traditionally, artists focused on creating uplifting and aesthetically pleasing works.
The Four-Fold Role of Filipino Artists
Personal: Artists express personal feelings and emotions.
Social: Artists reflect on societal issues observed in their environment.
Physical: Artists create functional art that is also visually appealing.
Immaterial: Artists convey hidden truths and represent spiritual concepts through their art.
Contemporary Artists' Roles
Opinion leaders regarding cultural commentary of their times.
Social critics: Artists express critiques and reflections about society.
Advocates: They act in support of beliefs and social issues.
Versatile in various mediums and styles.
Contributions of Filipina Artists
Before the contemporary era, few women were recognized in the arts. Notable figures included Anita Magsaysay-Ho and Purita Kalaw-Ledesma.
Contemporary era saw the emergence of many female artists like Imelda Cajipe-Endaya and Brenda V. Fajardo, which allowed broader representation and identity assertion in the art world.
National Artists of the Philippines
Order of National Artists: Established by Presidential Proclamation No. 1001 in 1972, recognizing excellence in various artistic fields.
Criteria for National Artist awardees: Live Filipino citizens, contributed to nationhood and creativity, created significant body of work, and received recognition.
Benefits of Being a National Artist
Title and ranking conferred by the President of the Philippines.
Insignia as a National Artist and citation.
Lifetime emoluments comparable to high-profile government officials.
Monthly pension and health benefits.
State funeral arrangements and recognition at national events.
Gawad sa Manlilikha ng Bayan (GAMABA)
Honors artists in folk or traditional arts of high technical skill.
Instituted in 1992 under Republic Act No. 7355.
Notable Manlilikha ng Bayan Awardees
Ginaw Bilog: Preserved traditional Mangyan poetry.
Lang Dulay: A master weaver of T'BLB'
Salinta Monon: Preserved Bagobo weaving techniques.
Conclusion
The vibrancy and activity of Philippine arts today are attributed to the talents and perseverance of Filipino artists, emphasizing their significance in both local and global contexts.