Unit IV: Aspects of Production
- 1. Good Day !
- 2. Contemporary Artists who use Indigenous Materials a. understand the artists inspiration behind their works b. describe the artist heritage through their artwork Learning Targets: JCP May 2021
- 3. Peter James Fantinalgo & Moreen Austria ● They collaborated together in 2016 to create a collection entitles Lawig. ● The collection hoped for people to reflect and reevaluate what they know about their region historically and sociologically. Visayas Ang Mga Pangayao Butungay
- 4. ● He has been a prominent name in the art scene in the Philippines and in Southeast Asia. ● He often uses his work to create awareness and other marginalized people of the society. ● Many of his works are described as full of conflict and demanding of viewer’s attention. Nunelucio Alvarado
- 5. Manuel Pañares • He is known for his historical themed paintings. • He believes in the power of art as a medium of learning • The accuracy of his works are very important to him, spending days and even months researching and studying every detail that he would put.
- 6. • Also known as “Noy Tinong” • He was an important personality in the development of art. • He is also known for his seascapes depicting the beautiful shores and beaches. • He served as a great inspiration and influence to generations. Martino Abellana
- 7. • He depicts the Lumads in his figurative paintings. • He often shows the native people in the serenity of their homeland. • His painting still calls attention to the suffering that the ethnic tribe faces. • His passion and love have never waned as he continues to bring awareness to the social injustices. Mariano Amar Catague Mindanao
- 8. • He hopes to change so his paintings depict the colorful Muslim vintas. • He often uses vibrant and bold colors and applies indigenous Muslim motifs. • His subjects are often culled from the rich cultural heritage of the Filipino Muslims. Rameer Tawasil
- 9. Saudi Ahmad • His works are inspired by the rich culture and tradition of Filipino Muslims. • His subjects are often genre paintings of community life. • He believes that through his work he can connect the values of the past to present.
- 10. Bert Monterona • He admits that the works that he does heavily influenced by his indigenous roots. • His works are known all over the world for his use of color, human figures, symbols and motifs. • He says that an artist should still retain what he calls “basic native creativity”
- 11. ● His style depictions of the indigenous motifs such as the okir, sarimanok, and the naga can be easily be identified with him. ● He also uses elements that are inspired by his Muslim faith such as calligraphy and arabesque patterns. Abdulmari Imao
- 12. Activity 25 In your own words, describe how the Visayan and Mindanaoan artist Filipino heritage is seen in through their works. C O N T E M P O R A R Y A R T I S T S
- 13. Good Day !
- 14. Unit 4: Aspects of Production a. understand the aspects of production for visual arts b. define the terms Learning Targets: JCP May 2021
- 15. Awards • Awards are given to artists to recognize a single achievement or the career as a whole. Some of the most popular visual arts competition in the Philippines: • Shell National Students Art Competition • PLDT-DPC Visual Arts Competition • Metrobank Art and Design Excellence (MADE) • Vision Petron National Student Art Competition • GSIS Art Competition
- 16. Art Criticism and Scholarship ● Art criticism is the evaluation of an artwork based on its artistic merits, its historical and cultural importance. ● Art scholarship is the orderly organization and study of art, whether it is the actual artwork itself, the artists, or its art form.
- 17. Art Education • Art education is the transfer of knowledge, skills, and art appreciation from a teacher to a student. • Education can be done in both formal and informal setting. • Another venue for art education are workshops.
- 18. Media • Media is the visual art component that pertains to the materials the artist uses for his artworks. • There are many different types of media an artists can use at his/her disposal and these only increase with time due to new discoveries and technological developments. • Each medium entails different manipulative processes for an artist to achieve their desired outcome
- 19. Organizations ● Organizations are formed when people of common goals bond together for a cause or goal. ● It is also formed to protect each other’s rights and voice out concerns that affect them. Some of art organization: ● Asian Cultural Council (ACC) ● Asian Cultural Council Philippine Foundation (ACCPF) ● Art Association of the Philippines (APP)
- 20. Art Patronage • It is the purchase or commission of an artwork. • Patrons most often come from the upper class who have the means to buy or support an artist.
- 21. Patronage Art Education Art Criticism Activity 26: D E F I N E T H E F O L L O W I N G . Organization Award Art Scholarship __________________________ __________________________ __________________________ __________________________ __________________________ __________________________ __________________________ __________________________ __________________________ __________________________ __________________________ __________________________