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    CPAR-Lesson 3

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    Contemporary Philippine art takes diverse forms across different mediums and regions. Artists portray Filipino identity innovatively in their works. Architecture in the Philippines continues to evolve with new structures being built for tourism. Literature explores both rural and urban experiences as well as western genres. Theater remains active through university groups and companies like PETA. Famous historical artists include Amorsolo, Zobel, and Botong Francisco who helped establish styles like realism and abstraction. Contemporary artists are challenged to create socially and politically relevant art.

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    Contemporary Philippine art takes diverse forms across different mediums and regions. Artists portray Filipino identity innovatively in their works. Architecture in the Philippines continues to evolve with new structures being built for tourism. Literature explores both rural and urban experiences as well as western genres. Theater remains active through university groups and companies like PETA. Famous historical artists include Amorsolo, Zobel, and Botong Francisco who helped establish styles like realism and abstraction. Contemporary artists are challenged to create socially and politically relevant art.

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    Contemporary Philippine art takes diverse forms across different mediums and regions. Artists portray Filipino identity innovatively in their works. Architecture in the Philippines continues to evolve with new structures being built for tourism. Literature explores both rural and urban experiences as well as western genres. Theater remains active through university groups and companies like PETA. Famous historical artists include Amorsolo, Zobel, and Botong Francisco who helped establish styles like realism and abstraction. Contemporary artists are challenged to create socially and politically relevant art.

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    CPAR-Lesson 3

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    Contemporary Philippine art takes diverse forms across different mediums and regions. Artists portray Filipino identity innovatively in their works. Architecture in the Philippines continues to evolve with new structures being built for tourism. Literature explores both rural and urban experiences as well as western genres. Theater remains active through university groups and companies like PETA. Famous historical artists include Amorsolo, Zobel, and Botong Francisco who helped establish styles like realism and abstraction. Contemporary artists are challenged to create socially and politically relevant art.

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    Contemporary

    Philippine
    Arts 3:from
    Lesson theContemporary
    Philippine Regions
    Art and Filipino artists’ roles
    • Dr. Patrick Flores describes Philippine
    contemporary art with “The feeling (s)
    that all is possible in the contemporary,
    conceived as a constant extending and
    deepening constellation of art.”
    • Contemporary art allows Filipino artists
    to portray the subject and the medium in
    innovative and skillful ways, reflecting
    Filipino identity.
    • Philippine Contemporary art can be
    found even in the most unsuspecting
    places. It cannot be reduced to
    conventional notions of space and
    medium.
    ARCHITECTURE
    • Each structure tells a story of how the art of
    building was used to shape the course of
    history and society. Likewise, architecture in
    the country continues to be vibrant.

    • With the improvement of tourism, more first-


    class architecture is expected to pour in.

    • New and fresh structures are sprouting all over


    the country.
    CARLOS A. SANTOS-VIOLA
    Iglesia in Commonwealth
    JASON BUENSALIDO
    JUAN ARELLANO (1935) ST. JOSEPH THE WORKER
    Metropolitan Theater, Manila CHURCH
    Victorias City, Negros Occidental
    LITERATURE
    Categories:
    • POETRY (riddle, proverb, folk songs, tanaga, and epic)
    • TALE (myth, fable, legends, and fantastic stories)
    • DRAMA (dance and rituals)
    “TAYO PA BA”

    Presensiya mo’y lumayo


    minamahal kong sinta
    luha ko’y tumutulo
    ‘di pa ba nahalata?
    • Roland Tolentino On Philippine contemporary literature,
    eminent scholar and writer describes that the Filipino writing in
    today’s world contains the diasporic experience and the
    incorporation of both the rural and the urban experience.
    • Writers have also explored the western genre and have produced
    legitimate texts on prose poetry, flash fiction, magic realism, and
    science fiction. Distinguished writers and editors have gathered
    anthologies to collect into volumes the newest and most
    innovative works of Filipinos today.
    MARIVI SOLIVEN
    published her novel The Mango Bride
    in 2013 under Penguin Books.
    won the 2014 Scholastic Asian Book
    Award for her novel What Things
    Mean.
    • In 1964, the short-story anthology, MGA
    AGOS SA DISYERTO, brought Philippine
    fiction in the age of social realism.

    LITERARY JOURNALISM
    • Is a form of non-fiction that combines factual
    reporting with some narrative techniques and
    stylistic strategies traditionally associated with
    fiction.
    THEATER
    • Contemporary Philippine theater is still alive
    despite the dominance of television, movies, and
    the Internet.
    • There are multiple stage productions from
    university-based theater groups to major theater
    companies.

    • The Tanghalang Pilipino and the Philippine


    Educational Theater Association (PETA)
    annually stage memorable productions.
    PHILIPPINE EDUCATIONAL
    THEATER ASSOCIATION
    (PETA)

    • PETA, which was founded in 1967 by


    Cecile Guidote-Alvarez, advocates the
    use of Filipino theater in inspiring
    change and development in society.
    PETA is composed of dedicated
    “artists-teacher-cultural workers”
    who strive for artistic excellence. PETA
    volunteers work to promote the
    transformative power of theater
    PLAYS

     Tanikalang Ginto (Golden Chain) – Juan Abad


    1902
     Hindi ako Patay (I am not dead) – Juan
    Matapang 1903
     Kahapon, Ngayon at Bukas (Yesterday, Today
    and Tomorrow) – Aurelio Tolentino 1903
     A Modern Filipina – Lino Castillo & Jesusa
    Araullo 1915 (first Filipino play written in
    English)
    FABIAN DELA ROSE
    Don Fabian Cueto de la Rosa
    (May 5, 1869 – December 14, 1937)
    VISUAL ARTS
    “master of genre”

    PLANTING RICE OIL CANVAS 1921


    EL KUNDIMAN OIL CANVAS
    FERNANDO AMORSOLO
    (May 30, 1892– April 24, 1972)
    First National Artist in Painting 1972
    VISUAL ARTS
    “Grand Old Man of Philippine Art”

    TINIKLING OIL CANVAS 1957


    MAN WITH COCKEREL OIL
    CARLOS “BOTONG”
    FRANCISCO
    VISUAL ARTS (November 4, 1912– March 31,
    1969)
    most distinguished practitioner
    of mural painting

    BAYANIHAN MURAL 1962 PISTA SA ANGONO 1969


    FERNANDO ZOBEL
    (August 27, 1924– June 2, 1984)
    Abstract Expressionism, Modernism
    VISUAL ARTS

    NOCHE CLARA 1960 SAETA 36 1957


    the Artist and the Contemporary Arts

    ROLES OF CONTEMPORARY FILIPINO


    ARTIST
    According to esteemed critic and scholar
    • Dr. Nicanor Tiongson, there is a vital role played by
    contemporary artists in “creating art that will
    contribute to social change by enlightening viewers
    and audiences about the nature and causes of the
    problems they face as Filipinos today.”

    • Dr. Tiongson challenges the artist to create art that has


    social and political relevance, a kind of art that will
    contribute to an awareness of present realities and
    conditions of society.

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