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Society
Philippine Art
• Includes indigenous art (consist of traditions which go back to the
precolonial period)
weaving woodcarving
pottery
ceremonial tapestries
brassware kulintang music
Philippine Art
• Folk art is also included from lowland christianized communities
chanting of pasyon
cenaculo
Colonial church
salubong
Philippine Art
papier mache
parol
bahay na bato
leaf art
Philippine Art
• In urban centers
sculptures
installations
graphic arts
paintings
Philippine Art
dance
music
theater
Historical Context of Art
1. Warrior Societies
• Artists specialized in designing weapons
Hagabi
2. Plutocratic societies and sultanates
• Artists catered to their need for status symbols
• Example: “Hagabi” of Cordilleras
3. Feudal societies
• Art produced under patronage
of church and state
Examples: carving of saints
Historical Context of Art
4. Second half of the 19th century
• Philippines was opened to international trade; this led to
the growth of “ilustrado” class
• Bahay na bato, portraits, landscapes
5. American colonial period
• Expansion of trade, commerce, industry
• UP School of Fine Arts instituted courses in commercial
art
portraits
• Examples: illustration for school books, publications,
commercial posters
Bahay na bato
Historical
Cont...
Context of Art
• Fernando Amorsolo (Amorsolo School) catered to the
tastes of American patrons for rural idylls
• “Art as a commodity” (in consonance to the capitalist
system)
6. Modernism
• 1928: Victorio Edades’ homecoming exhibit
Ina at Anak
Historical Context of Art
7. 1960s and 1970s
• Rise of political consciousness; emergence of
social and political themes in visual arts
• “building boom” during Marcos period and
cultural projects and patronage of Imelda
Marcos = stimulated art market