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    This document summarizes information about several important Filipino modern artists and their works, including: 1. Jose Joya, known for his abstract expressionist works using impasto and bold brushstrokes. 2. Vicente Manansala, whose works combined rural and urban influences in pieces like "Madonna of the Slums". 3. Hernando Ocampo, a National Artist credited with a new mode of abstraction representing Philippine flora and fauna with movement and bold colors. 4. Roberto Chabet, a follower of Cubism and Dadaism known as the "Father of Philippine Conceptual Art".

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    This document summarizes information about several important Filipino modern artists and their works, including: 1. Jose Joya, known for his abstract expressionist works using impasto and bold brushstrokes. 2. Vicente Manansala, whose works combined rural and urban influences in pieces like "Madonna of the Slums". 3. Hernando Ocampo, a National Artist credited with a new mode of abstraction representing Philippine flora and fauna with movement and bold colors. 4. Roberto Chabet, a follower of Cubism and Dadaism known as the "Father of Philippine Conceptual Art".

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    Filipino Modern

    Artists and their


    Works
    JOSE JOYA. A Filipino abstract artist
    and a National Artist of the Philippines
    awardee. Joya was a printmaker,
    painter, mixed media artist, and a
    former dean of the University of the
    Philippines' College of Fine Arts.
    • He is a proponent and follower of
    Abstract Expressionism in the
    Philippines. His art compositions
    were characterized by "dynamic
    spontaneity" and "quick gestures" of
    action painting. He is the creator of
    compositions that were described as
    "vigorous compositions" of heavy
    impastos, bold brushstrokes,
    controlled dips, and diagonal swipes.
    HILLS O F NIKKO
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jos%C3%A9_T._Joya
    The “Granadean Arabesque” (1958), a masterpiece by National Artist
    Jose Joya, is a horizontal abstract painting which showcases different
    shades of yellow, and features broad strokes and swipes of impasto
    mixed with sand. It is a masterful execution of texture and composition,
    an embodiment of Joya’s talent as a mixed-media artist and pioneer of
    modern art in the Philippines.
    VICENTE MANANSALA. A
    prominent Filipino cubist
    painter and illustrator. His
    works are characterized of
    bringing together the barrio and
    the city influences and culture.
    His Madonna of the Slums is a
    portrayal of a mother and child
    from the countryside who
    became urban shanty residents
    once in the city. In his Jeepneys,
    it reflects the combined elements
    of provincial folk culture with
    the congestion issues of the city.

    M A DO N NA IN T H E S L U M S JEEPNEYS
    MAURO MALANG SANTOS.
    He was commonly known by
    the mononym Malang. He was
    a Filipino award-winning
    cartoonist, illustrator, and fine
    arts painter. His works are
    regarded as original approach
    to figurative painting

    LANDSCAPE
    https://www.wikiart.org/en/vicente-man an s ala/ u n titled -l an d s cap e-1966
    The Bird Seller, 1976
    HERNANDO OCAMPO .He
    was a Filipino National Artist in
    the Visual Arts. He was credited
    for inventing a new mode of
    abstractionism that represents
    Philippine flora and fauna, and
    depicts sunshine, stars and rain.
    He used movement and bold
    colors, utilizing futurism and
    fantasy as basis for his art
    compositions. His art is
    described to be "abstract
    compositions of biological forms
    that seemed to oscillate, quiver,
    GROW T H
    inflame and multiply" like
    http://www.artnet .com/ artists/ hernando-ruiz-ocampo/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hernando_R._Ocampo
    mutations.
    6
    One of his most famous works, Genesis, was an inspiration for
    the curtain design in the Cultural Center of the Philippines Main
    Theater. In 1948 he showcased his work at the Summer
    Olympics.
    ROBERT RODRIGUES
    CHABET.A Filipino artist
    and widely acknowledged as
    the “Father of Philippine
    Conceptual Art” and “most
    influential Filipino artist of
    the postwar generation”. He
    is a follower of Cubism and
    Dadaism which serve as his
    guiding principles.

    SHANGHAI
    https://www.wikiart.org/en/roberto-chabet/shanghai
    In this piece, Chabet created 21 wood panels designed to
    resemble the swells of the waves in the movement of the
    water’s surface. Each piece of wood has contours distinct from
    one another. Made with probably the most basic, cheapest,
    and flexible construction material—plywood—the artist used
    his background in architecture in creating this large-scale
    installation that occupies the entire gallery and blurs the lines
    between sculpture and theater.
    IBARRA DELA ROSA. He was
    a Filipino modern and
    contemporary painter and a
    foremost exponent of
    meticulous impressionism in
    the Philippines. His subject
    gives him a basic pattern that
    allows him to see the effects of
    different color combinations –
    how essentially the same scene
    could bring out the same
    mood, an ever-changing feeling.

    I N T R A M U RO S
    http://www.artnet .com/artists/ibarra-de-la-
    rosa/

    7
    Landscape with Trees (1995)
    “Kung ano ang pinanggalingan
    mo, ilagay mo sa canvass.”

    -Vilroy Godoy Culzon-

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