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    Philippine Art

    Indigenous Art: Pre-colonial


    Philippine art was heavily influenced
    by indigenous cultures. Various ethnic
    groups created art using materials like
    wood, bamboo, shells, and natural
    pigments.
    Colonial Period: The Philippines has a
    history of Spanish and American
    colonization, which significantly
    influenced its art. During the Spanish
    colonial period, religious art, particularly
    Christian iconography, became prominent.
    Amorsolo and the
    Golden Age:
    Fernando Amorsolo,
    a prominent Filipino
    painter, is often
    associated with the
    "Golden Age of
    Philippine Art"
    during the early 20th
    century.
    Modern and
    Contemporary
    Art: The post-war
    period saw the
    emergence of
    modern and
    contemporary
    Filipino artists
    who embraced a
    range of styles
    and mediums.
    Social Realism:
    In the 1970s,
    the Martial Law
    era under
    Ferdinand
    Marcos led to
    the rise of social
    realist art
    Street Art and
    Murals: In recent
    years, street art and
    murals have gained
    popularity as a
    form of public art.
    Artists use public
    spaces to convey
    social messages,
    celebrate Filipino
    culture, or
    contribute to urban
    beautification.
    Sculpture and Installation
    Art: Sculpture plays a
    significant role in
    Philippine art, with artists
    creating works in various
    styles and materials.
    Philippine art reflects the
    country's dynamic history,
    diverse cultural influences,
    and the continuous
    evolution of artistic
    expression.
    Classification of Philippine Art
     Architecture
     The visual arts
     Drama
     Music
     Literature
     Dance
     Cinema
    Different Types of Art in the Philippines

    Paintings
    Jewelry
    Furniture and Decorative Art
    Arguably the most
    recognizable Philippine
    painting is Spoliarium by
    Juan Luna
    won the First Gold Medal
    at the Exposición Nacional
    de Bellas Artes in Madrid
    in 1884.
    In Philippine art,
    jewelry was and remains
    to be a symbol of social
    stature. Even without
    the intervention of
    foreigners, native
    inhabitants of the
    archipelago were able to
    create jewelry from
    gold.
    Decorative art
    makes interior and
    exterior spaces
    more aesthetically
    pleasing.
    The Culture-Context
    Classification
    The Indigenous: Art produced by
    indigenous communities fall under this
    category.
    Indigenous applies to pre-colonial art.
    The term is synonymous to ethnic art.
    Weaving traditions
    of the Philippines
    Pottery in the
    Philippines
    Philippine Tattoo
    Art
    The Islamized: indigenous tribes
    who were “Islamized” adapted
    foreign expressions built on Islam.
    The Hispanized: The European styles of
    art reached us through Spain.
    Afro-American
    Filipino Literatures written
    in English:
    “My Brother's Peculiar
    Chicken”
    “We Filipinos are Mild
    Drinkers”
     https://artdependence.com/articles/five-classics-of-modern-philippine-art
     https://www.spot.ph/arts-culture/arts-culture-peopleparties/67004/10-filipino-inst
    allation-artists-you-should-follow-on-instagram-a00171-20160713-lfrm
     https://www.google.com/search?q=philippine+art&sca_esv=581905370&tbm=isch&s
    xsrf=AM9HkKkk4ANPzpu3q4eif2nOHNwYO19gHw:1699880424580&source=lnms&sa=X
    &ved=2ahUKEwjx_PeGhMGCAxUO0DQHHT_-COsQ_AUoAXoECAEQAw&biw=1163&bih=
    539&dpr=1.65#imgrc=KlkwZRFkwdLLiM

     https://www.google.com/search?
    q=philippine+indigenous+art+example&sca_esv=581914905&bih=539&biw=1163&hl=
    en-
    US&tbm=isch&sxsrf=AM9HkKmFVYTMJN72lTOKbSBiBLNYxROv9g:1699880913740&sour
    ce=lnms&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwi7iJjwhcGCAxXzr1YBHX7CAh0Q_AUoAXoECAEQAw#imgr
    c=vWKFprA-7o9ndM
     https://blog.daisie.com/philippines-indigenous-art-forms-explored/

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