FILIPINO

ARTWORK
PHILIPPINE ART REFLECTS TO ITS SOCIETY
AND NON-FILIPINOS THE WIDE RANGE OF
CULTURAL INFLUENCES ON THE
COUNTRY'S CULTURE AND HOW THESE
INFLUENCES HONED THE COUNTRY'S ARTS.
Two Branches of Filipino Artworks:

Traditional Arts
and
Non-Traditional Arts
 Traditional Arts
• Bearers of traditional arts can be nominated as
Gawad Manlilikha ng Bayan (GAMABA), equal to National
Artist. And this are artistic activities such as music, dance, and crafts
that are passed down from one generation to the next within families
and communities and are regarded by the community as part of their
heritage. Traditional art could really be anything not digitally
generated.
Maritime transport -is the transport of people
(passengers) or goods (cargo)
via waterways. Freights transport by sea has been
widely used throughout recorded history
 Weaving- is culture, identity, and way of life
for some of the most illustrious indigenous
communities in the Philippines.
 Carving- is a tradition dating back to pre-colonial times. It
has fascinated a lot of people and Filipinos have been
influenced by different cultures that make our woodcraft
unique.

Carving
 Folk performing arts- are basically arts or skills
that require a performance in front of a public
audience.
Dancing

Types of Filipino dance

• Cordillera
• Muslim
• Tribal
Cordillera, a name given by the Spanish Conquistadors
when they first saw the mountain ranges. Meaning "knotted
rope", the Spanish term refers to the jumbled rolls and dips of
this long-range traversing the northern part of Luzon Island .
Muslim dance
is performed with women wearing malong/shawl,
mantle or head piece, whereas men wear sash/waist
band, shorts or bahag and head gear or turban
traditionally worn in the fields.
Tribal Dance includes the repertory of
sacred and secular traditional dances of the
Philippines, notable for its combination of grace
and vigor.
Traditional Filipino daces

 Tinikling
 Itik-itik
 Sayaw sa bangko
 Pandanggo sa ilaw
 Maglalatik
 Painting
• During Word War II, some painters focused their
artwork on the effects of war including battle
scenes, destruction and the suffering of the
Filipino people.
The Blood
Compact
Watercolor paintings -Elmer Garnale-
 Increase and the subjects
matter of paintings began
to include landscapes,
Filipino inhabitants,
Philippine fashion, and
Government officials.
Portrait paintings
• Featured the painters
themselves, Filipino jewelrey,
and native furniture.
Landscape painting
• Featured artists’ names
painted ornately as well as
day-to-day scenes of
average Filipinos partaking
in their daily tasks.
 Sculpture
is the most familiar art forms among
Filipinos. From the transitional carving of
anitos to the Santos to Christ an is the most
familiar art forms among Filipinos. From the
transitional carving of anitos to the Santos to
Christ and even heroes.
Pottery
refers to ceramic arts and pottery designed or
produced as a form of Philippine arts. The tradition
of Philippine ceramics dates back to the third
millennium BCE. Pottery and ceramics were an
essential part of the trade between the Philippines
and its neighbors
 Non-traditional arts-

would be using materials that

aren't normally seen, being sticks,
leaves, or even melted crayons.
 • Musics
• Theater
• Visual arts
• Literarture
 PAST NOTABLE
FILIPINO ARTIST
JUAN LUNA
FERNANDO AMORSOLO
FELIX HIDALGO
PRESENT DAY FILIPINO ARTIST
ERNESTO CONCEPCION
RONALD VENTURA
DEX FERNADEZ
NEIL PASILIAN
PATRICIA PEREZ
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