ConPhilArts Reviewer (Finals)
Station of the Cross – Vicente Manansala
American Period is a period that paintings are
landscape, portraiture, genre, interior, and still life.
Barter of Panay is a 1978 Joya’s mural in the Virata
School of the university’s Visual Arts heritage.
Color - one of its aspects is hue
Composition in Space refers to how these elements are
organized and composed according to principles of
organization
Ecology – objects of study include interactions of
organisms with each other and with abiotic
components of their environment
GAMABA is about one who creates for the country.
Heroism refers to heroic conduct
Line is associated with the body’s axis as it moves
toward different directions
Movement may occur in two-dimensional design as
rhythm or through the recurrence of motifs
Oblation is a 1935 iconic symbol and a sculptural work
by the classically trained sculptor Guillermo Tolentino.
Postwar Republic is a period that sculpture is modern,
conservative, abstract, experimental and public.
Shape refers to forms that are two-dimensional or
three-dimensional
Spanish Period is the period that painting is made of
religious icon and ecclesiastical and secular.
Spirit of Business is a 1979 Abueva’s abstract sculpture.
Value refers to gradation of tone from light to dark
Texture is most associated with the sense of touch or
tactility.
Artworks with their corresponding artists
Ang Post Office – Rody Vera
Bagong Lumad – Joey Ayala
Bonifacio Monument – Guillermo Tolentino
Church of the Holy Sacrifice – Leandro Locsin
Digital Tagalog – Lani Maestro & Poklong Anading
Filipinescas Dance – Kiri Dalena
Filipino Struggle Through History – Carlos Francisco
Flor Contemplacion – Joel Lamangan
Found Figures With Stones – Leonor Orosa
Friend Me If You Facebook – EJ Westlake
Illuminated Archive of Dust – Jay Ticar
Moriones – Agnes Locsin
Nine Muses – Napoleon Abueva
Ninuno – Grace Nono
Oblation – Guillermo Tolentino
Project Space Philippines – Leslie de Chaves
Raflessia Leonardi – Leonard Co
River of Life – Galo Ocampo
Secret Garden 2 – Mark Salvatus
Sining Kambayoka – Frank Rivera
Sipat Lawin Collective – Leeroy New
Tau Music – Joey Ayala
The Contrast – HR Ocampo
University Gateway – Napoleon Abueva
Untitled (Mirrors) – Maria Taniguchi
UP Kontra Gapi Group – Edru Abraham
Waiting – Felix Bacolor
Mediums
Architect – Uses three-dimensional arts. Uses Wood,
Bamboo, Bricks, Stone, Concrete, etc.
Dancer – Body and its movements
Filmmaker – Cinematographic camera
Musician – Sounds and instruments
Painter – Uses pigments. Uses Watercolor, Oil,
Tempera, etc.
Photographer – Camera
Printmaker – Ink printed or transferred on a surface
Sculptor – Conveys abstract ideas that do not reply on
narrative. Uses Metal, Wood, Stone, Clay, and Glass
Theater artist – Stage, Production design, Script, etc.
Writer – Words
Medium vs. Technique
Technique statements
- The manner in which artists use and manipulate
materials to achieve the desired formal effect
- Pottery is made of clay
- The artists express and communicate feelings and ideas
- The stone is chiseled, wood is carved, clay is modeled
- It involves tools and technology, ranging from the
most traditional to the most contemporary
Identify the picture
*Please be familiar with the images of the following
works of arts on page 5-6: Oblation, The Contrast,
Frugal Meal, Magpupukot, and Fishing Scene
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