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Welcome to the Philippines
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The Republic of the Philippines is a
sovereign state in archipelagic
Southeast Asia, with 7,641 islands
The Republic of the Philippines is
composed of Luzon, Visayas, and
Mindanao island groups.
The Republic of the Philippines has
more than 300,000 square
kilometers of land.
A Spanish explorer named the
Philippines after a Spanish king
during his 1542-1546 trip to the
islands.
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1946
1898
Before 1542
The US grants the new
Republic of the Philippines full
independence
Spain cedes the Philippines to
the US
This pre-colonial Philippines
1542
1941
2016
Spanish claim the islands
Japanese forces invade the
islands
The Philippines elected its 16th
president
Throughout its history, the Philippines has been subject
to a number of foreign invasions. These invasions have
shaped the Filipino people's history, culture, traditions,
and beliefs.
Various Contemporary Art Forms
and their Practices from the various
Regions
ART
Art. plays a significant
part in the rich cultural
identity of the
Philippines. It mirrors
the Filipino people, its
history, its tradition, and
the country as a whole.
Visual Arts
Visual Arts. In the American period,
education was introduced to the
Philippines. There were Filipinos who
studied abroad and influenced the art
making in the country. Juan Arellano,
Diosdado Lorenzo, and Victorio Edades
were among those who studied outside the
Philippines.
Literature
Literature. In the field of
poetry during the
contemporary period,
publication of young poets
to campus journals
emerged
Music
Music. During the early American period,
the music of the country was
mostly classical due to the influence of the
European. This kind of music continued
flourishing until the 1950’s. It was in the
1960s that avant-garde music emerged.
Dance
Dance. During the first years of the
American period, vaudeville or bodabil
dancing became popular. Bodabil is a kind
of stage show introduced by the American
Dances like buck-and-wing, tap dancing,
clog, skirt dancing were among the dances
being performed in the show.
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Architecture. In the American Colonial and
Contemporary Period, the Philippine
architecture adopted the modern Western
architectural style while taking into
consideration the physical and sociocultural situation of the country.
Film
Film industry in the
Philippines started in 1897
through the initiatives of
foreign businessmen.
Swiss entrepreneurs were
the first to feature film
shows in Manila.
National Fruit
National Animal
National Leaf
Mango
Carabao
Anahaw
The heart-shaped mango represents
the "golden heart" of every Filipino,
which means that we all tend to be
kind.
It represents strength, power,
efficiency, tenacity, and most
importantly, hardwork.
Anahaw leaves are a common emblem
that is frequently included in medals and
trophies to represent outstanding
achievement, strength, and loyalty.
ART
Art. plays a significant
part in the rich cultural
identity of the
Philippines. It mirrors
the Filipino people, its
history, its tradition, and
the country as a whole.
Various Contemporary
Art
forms
forms and
and their
their Practices
Practices
Painting
Drawing
Printmaking
Sculpture
Ceramics
Design
Video
Filmmaking
Photography
Crafts
Architecture
Sculpture
Sculpture as defined and as
practiced in the Philippine
Contemporary arts made
use of different materials
like the variety of woods,
metals, and stones.
THE MANUNGGUL Jar
It is a secondary burial jar
excavated from a Neolithic
burial site in Tabon Caves at
Lipuun Point in Palawan.
THE BOHOL BLOOD
COMPACT sculpture
This Sikatuna-Legaspi blood
compact is considered as the
First Treaty of Friendship
between two different races,
religions, cultures and
civilizations.
Paintings
“Painting is the practice of
applying pigment
suspended in a carrier (or
medium) and a binding
agent (a glue) to a surface
(support) such as paper,
canvass, or wall.
BIGAS
“Bigas” is an artwork of
NestorLeynes.Magic
realism refers to the
style in a painting
showing minute details
of the subjects
BAYANIHAN
“Bayanihan” is a masterpiece
of Carlos “Botong” Francisco.
It depicted the resilience of
the Filipino people in times of
need, adversity, and disaster.
MURAL
“A mural is any piece of
artwork painted or applied
directly on a wall, ceiling
or other permanent
surfaces.
DECORATIVE ART
The Decorative arts are arts
or crafts whose object is
the design and manufacture
of objects that are both
beautiful and functional.
Cloth weaving
One of the most valuable living
traditions that are still preserved
until this day is the cloth weaving.
Beginning in the pre-colonial era,
the art of cloth weaving,
particularly of the Cordillera
tribes in the North
T'nalak
T'nalak, a deep brown
abaca-based cloth tiedyed with intricate
designs. T'nalak, is a
weaving tradition of the
T'boli people of South
Cotabato.
Piña cloth
The Piña cloth is also
created through looms
everywhere in the
province of Antique. It is
a fine and elegant
handwoven fabric that is
produced from the fibers
of pineapple plants
Jewelry Making
Jewelry making is
another demonstration of
the skilled craftsmanship
of Filipinos that dates
back during the
precolonial period.
Philippine Architecture
The Philippine architecture
adopted the modern
western architectural style
while taking into
consideration of the
physical and socio-cultural
situation of the country.
TSALET
The “tsalet” is a type of
house developed in the
early 2oth century
designed with a front porch
made of wood and
concrete.
LITERATURE
Literature is any body or
collection of written work.
More restrictively, literature
refers to writing considered to
be an art form or any single
writing deemed to have artistic
or intellectual value
Spoken Word
Spoken word is a poetic
performance art that is wordbased. It is an oral art that
focuses on the aesthetics of
word play such as intonation
and voice inflection.
SPOKEN WORD
Theatre or theater
Theatre or theater is a collaborative form of
performing art that uses live performers,
typically actors or actresses, to present the
experience of a real or imagined event
before a live audience in a specific place,
often a stage.
Theatre or theater
In the Philippines, the
American introduced the
“bodabil” or stage show,
however during that time
it was composed mainly
of songs, dances and
skits.
Tinikling
Tinikling is a traditional
Philippine folk dance
which originated during
the Spanish colonial era.
The dance involves two
people beating, tapping,
and sliding bamboo
poles on the ground.
Cariñosa
Cariñosa is a Philippine dance
of colonial era origin from the
Maria Clara suite of Philippine
folk dances, where the fan or
handkerchief plays an
instrumental role as it places
the couple in romance
scenario.
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