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    This document discusses different forms of artistic expression in the Philippines, including painting, sculpture, architecture, music, literature, theater, cinema, and dance. It explores whether art produced by Filipinos can be considered 100% authentic Philippine art, looking specifically at the works of Fernando Amorsolo and Carlos "Botong" Francisco. While their works depicted scenes of everyday Philippine life, some argue they were influenced by their training in other countries. The document also examines a poem by Rolando Tinio and whether its English translation fully captures the Filipino experience. Students are assigned to write a comparative essay analyzing the original Filipino poem and its translation in English.

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    This document discusses different forms of artistic expression in the Philippines, including painting, sculpture, architecture, music, literature, theater, cinema, and dance. It explores whether art produced by Filipinos can be considered 100% authentic Philippine art, looking specifically at the works of Fernando Amorsolo and Carlos "Botong" Francisco. While their works depicted scenes of everyday Philippine life, some argue they were influenced by their training in other countries. The document also examines a poem by Rolando Tinio and whether its English translation fully captures the Filipino experience. Students are assigned to write a comparative essay analyzing the original Filipino poem and its translation in English.

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    Module 1

    Contemporary Philippine
    Arts in the Region
    Is this painting beautiful?
    What can be seen in the
    picture?
    What is being imitated?
    What is used to make this
    painting?
    Subject – is something that is attempted to
    be imitated. The Greek philosopher Aristotle
    in his Poetics claimed that humans have
    instincts for imitation and harmony.

    Medium - the method in which an artist works;


    oil-painting, gouache, pastel, pen and ink,
    etching, collage, sculpture, etc., are all media
    for his expression.
    Subject and medium are two
    elements of art that help in
    experiencing life, the world and
    its beauty
    Forms of Artistic Expressions
     Picture( Drawing, Painting, Printmaking, and Photography) This
    is a two dimensional image of various subjects from real-life
    images to the visually abstract
     Sculpture– a three dimensional artwork that may be created
    using stone, marble, wood and concrete.
     Architecture – are structures that meant to be used as shelters.
    The art relies on the design and purpose of the structure.
     Music– the art form that appeals to the sense of hearing by
    creating harmony of notes.
     Literature
    – the art form of language through the combined used
    of words creating meaning and experience.
     Theater – the art form of performance. Dynamic text are
    portrayed on stage by the actors and are enhance by props,
    lights and sounds.
     Cinema – This art form is a technological translation of
    theater. In films, special effects are utilized to enhance the
    storytelling.
     Dance- – are structures that meant to be used as shelters.
    The art relies on the design and purpose of the structure.
    Are the art produced by Filipinos 100%
    authentic Philippine art?

    Are the landscape paintings of Fernando


    Amorsolo or the historical depiction of Carlos
    “Botong” Francisco genuinely Filipino?
    Leo Benesa, a Filipino poet and art critic said that
    there is a certain characteristic of Filipino art. “ the
    idea was that the depiction of the scene of everyday
    life and the surroundings without idealizing them
    was closest in spirit to the Filipino soul and native
    soil.” The medium of expression should portray the
    subject as true to what is in reality.

    He describes Amorsolo’s works as “ the most


    expressive of the ethos of the race and the
    predominantly agricultural countryside”
    Palay Maiden1920 La Gioconda 1517
    Fernando Amorsolo Leonardo Da Vinci
    What do these paintings share in
    common?
    How differently did Amorsolo treat the
    subject?

    What makes the Palay Maiden truly


    Filipino?
    Philippine art is influenced by our
    colonial history and migrant reality

    An art can be considered Filipino art


    when it depicts the Filipino way of
    living
    Do you think that the usage of
    English language lessens the
    “Filipino-ness” of the literary
    work?
    Portfolio in CPAR
    Activity No. 1

    Write a 300 hundred word essay comparing a stanza from


    Rolando Tinio’s “Cantico Profano” in Filipino and its English
    translation “Profane Canticle” Make sure you answer the
    following questions in your essay.
    1. Which work is more appealing to you? Why?
    2. Which work do you think captures the true Filipino
    experience? Explain.
    3. If you were to change any words in the translation, what
    would it be and why?
    I hope you learn
    something today

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