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    CONTEMPORARY PHILIPPINE

    ARTS FROM THE REGIONS

    Week 3 – LESSON 3
    ARTFUL MORNING!
    NATIONAL ARTIST OF
    THE PHILIPPINES
    Do You Know That Arts And Culture
    Are Very Much Renowned In The
    Philippines? This Event, Also Known
    As The National Arts Month, Happens
    Every February. It Is An Annual
    Occasion Which Started After The
    Former President Corazon Aquino
    Signed The Presidential Proclamation
    683 In 1991.
    Since then, the National Commission for Culture and the
    Arts (NCCA), together with private and public agencies,
    has been organizing this month-long event.

    Hence, the NCCA through Subcommission on the Arts


    (SCA) heads this year’s Ani ng Sining: Philippine Arts
    Festival. It shows a series of events in different places all
    over the country. Specifically, these events highlight the
    SCA’s 7 local boards and arts which include:
    •Architecture and Allied Arts
    •Cinema
    •Dance
    •Dramatic Arts
    •Literary Arts
    •Music
    •Visual Arts
    •Music

    Jose Maceda, composer,


    musicologist, teacher and
    performer, explored the
    musicality of the Filipino
    deeply. Maceda embarked on a
    life-long dedication to the
    understanding and
    popularization of Filipino
    traditional music.
    •Painting

    He was recognized as such for


    his "pioneering use of
    impressionistic technique" as
    well as his skill in the use of
    lighting and backlighting in his
    paintings, "significant not only
    in the development of
    Philippine art but also in the
    formation of Filipino notions of
    self and identity."[4]
    •Literature
    Amado Vera
    Hernandez (September 13,
    1903 – March 24, 1970), was
    a Filipino writer and labor
    leader who was known for his
    criticism of social injustices in
    the Philippines and was later
    imprisoned for his involvement
    in the communist movement.
    He was the central figure in a
    landmark legal case that took
    13 years to settle.
    •Achitecture
    Juan Felipe de Jesús
    Nakpil, KGCR (born Juan
    Felipe Nakpil y de Jesús; May
    26, 1899 – May 7, 1986) known
    as Juan Nakpil, was
    a Filipino architect, teacher and
    a community leader. In 1973,
    he was named one of
    the National Artists for
    architecture.[2] He was
    regarded as the Dean of
    Filipino Architects.
    •Sculpture
    Napoleon Abueva
    Recognized as the “Father of Modern
    Philippine Sculpture”, Abueva helped
    shape the local sculpture scene to what
    it is now. He used almost all kinds of
    materials for his sculptures such as
    hard wood, adobe, metal, stainless
    steel, cement, marble, bronze, iron,
    alabaster, coral and brass.
    •Cinema – Gerardo De Leon
    •Broadcast Arts – Eddie S. Romero
    •Dance – Francisa R. Aquino
    •Theater - Lamberto Avellana
    •Fashion Design - Salvacion Lim Higgins
    •WW#3

    Choose your field / expertise of being a


    National Artist and explain why?

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