Filipino Artists and Architects Quiz

Filipino Artists and Architects

• Fernando Amorsolo: Known for paintings of Philippine landscapes and daily life, often using vibrant colors.

• Napoleon Abueva: Sculptor, known for works incorporating religious themes, using wood and bronze.

• F. Sionil Jose: National Artist, author of novels and short stories that explore Filipino identity and social issues.

• Leandro Locsin: Architect, designed iconic Philippine buildings, often incorporating modern and indigenous elements.

• Lucrecia Kasilag: Composer, blended traditional Filipino music with Western classical forms.

• Vicente Manansala: Artist, distinctive style characterized by bold colors and simplified forms in paintings.

• Guillermo Tolentino: Sculptor, known for monumental sculptures found in public spaces.

• Nick Joaquin: Author, explored themes of history, mythology, and spirituality in their works.

• Ildefonso Santos Jr.: Architect, designs often incorporate vernacular and sustainable building practices.

• Ramon Santos: Composer, incorporates elements of traditional Filipino instruments and musical styles in their works.

Art Forms and the Philippines

• Literature: Uses words to tell stories and express ideas.

• Sculpture: Involves creating three-dimensional works of art.

• Architecture: The art of designing and constructing buildings.

• Painting: Uses visual elements like color and composition to create images. Techniques such as chiaroscuro and sfumato can be used to create depth and atmosphere. Painting styles can range from High Renaissance to Baroque and Impressionism.

• Theater: Combines visual arts, storytelling, and live performance. Theater can be experienced as both visual art (sets, costumes) and a performing art (acting, directing).

• Film: Uses moving images and sound to create narratives. Film may incorporate mise-en-scène and cinematography in creation.

• Music: Expresses emotions and ideas through organized sound, employing rhythm, melody, and harmony.

• Types of Architectural Styles: Gothic, Romanesque, and Modern.