Philippine Arts: Baroque to Neo-Realism
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Which art movement is characterized by simplified forms and avoids mimetic representation?

  • Abstraction (correct)
  • Social Realism
  • Neo-Realism
  • Postmodernism

What architectural design shift is noted in Neo-Realism that differs from traditional structures?

  • Return to cruciform shapes
  • Use of organic materials
  • Emphasis on historical accuracy
  • Modification of modern structures (correct)

Which artist is associated with the artwork 'East Meets West'?

  • Elmer Borlongan
  • Antipas Delovato
  • Fernando Zobel
  • Jose Joya (correct)

Which artwork is considered a product of Social Realism, highlighting sociopolitical issues?

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Who among the following is a noted abstractionist artist?

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Which church was restored in 2022 featuring a yellow and white façade?

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What type of musical instruments are commonly associated with Catholic liturgical music?

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Which art form involves etching Baybayin using bamboo poles?

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Who is the playwright known for writing the 'Senakulo' or passion play?

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Which of the following visual arts techniques is associated with printmaking?

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What is the thematic focus of the Zarzuela as mentioned in the content?

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Which artist created the painting 'Spoliarium'?

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What is the purpose of 'Pasyon' in Filipino culture?

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Neo-Realism in Architecture

A style of architecture that modifies traditional cruciform designs, emphasizing modern elements. Examples include the Church of Holy Sacrifice (1955), Church of Risen Lord, and Chapel of St. Joseph the Worker.

Abstraction in Art

An artistic movement that simplifies forms and avoids realistic representation. It focuses on relationships of line, color, and space, emphasizing the flatness of the canvas instead of three-dimensional illusion.

Social Realism in Art

A movement in art that emerged in the 1970s and 1980s during political turmoil. It uses artistic expression to address socio-political issues, inequality, and oppression, often focusing on the struggles of marginalized groups.

Constancio Bernardo

Constancio Bernardo, a prominent Filipino abstractionist artist, is known for his use of simplified forms and vibrant colors. His works include "Perpetual Motion" (1950) and "Plenimetric Ensemble" (1952).

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Jose Joya

Jose Joya, another significant abstractionist artist, often incorporated themes of Eastern and Western cultures in his works. Among his notable pieces are "East Meets West" (1983) and "NAIAD 64" (1964).

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Baroque Architecture

A style of architecture characterized by elaborate ornamentation, dramatic use of light, and a focus on grandiosity.

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Catholic Liturgical Music

Traditional Filipino religious music, often performed during Catholic masses and religious processions.

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Pasyon

The retelling of the story of Jesus's suffering and death, usually performed during Lent or Holy Week.

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Zarzuela

A type of traditional Filipino play that combines elements of drama, comedy, and music, typically depicting stories of love, adventure, and heroism.

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Baybayin

The traditional form of writing in the Philippines, using a syllabic script based on characters from the Baybayin alphabet.

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Doctrina Cristiana

The first printed document using the Baybayin script, which contained religious teachings.

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Via Crucis

A series of paintings depicting scenes from the life of Jesus, particularly his Passion and Resurrection.

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Langit, Lupa, at Impyerno

A painting by Jose Dans depicting the concepts of heaven, earth, and hell, using traditional Filipino imagery and symbolism.

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Study Notes

Philippine Arts: Baroque, Neo-Realism, and Abstraction

  • Baroque Architecture (1884-2022):

    • La Loma Chapel (restored in 2022) features yellow and white façade.
    • Notable churches include San Agustin, Paoay, and Morong Churches.
  • Visual Arts (Baroque):

    • Depicts saints and biblical narratives.
    • Includes Via Crucis.
    • Styles conformed to patron preferences.
    • Example: Langit, Lupa, at Impyerno (Heaven, Earth, and Hell) by Jose Dans (1850)
  • Music (Baroque):

    • Utilized pipe organ, violin, guitar, and piano.
    • Featured Catholic liturgical music, religious and secular forms.
  • Literature/Writing:

    • Etchings used bamboo poles and Baybayin
    • Ex. Aba Ginoong Maria
    • Pasyon: Biblical narration of Jesus' life.
    • Senakulo (Passion play) by Gaspar Aquino de Belen
    • Komedya: Conflicts between Muslims and Christians.
    • Moro-moro: Love stories between Christians and Muslims.
  • Theater:

    • Zarzuela (Spanish-influenced initially) later evolved into Sarsuwela (local playwright librettos in local languages).
    • Notable playwrights include Gaspar Aquino de Belen, Severino Reyes and Hermogenes Ilagan.
  • Dance (Baroque):

    • Influenced by Mexican traditions due to the Viceroyalty arrangement of New Spain.
    • Examples: Cariñosa, Pandanggo/Fandango, Polka, Dansa, Rigodon.
  • Visual Arts (Various):

    • Print making used xylography (woodcut).
    • Example: Doctrina Cristiana, the first printed chuchu, and Carta Hydrographica y Chorographica de la Yslas Filipinas (1734)
    • Paintings presented interpretations of biblical texts central to Catholic devotion.
  • Famous artists and their artworks in the Spanish Era:

    • Damian Domingo: Watercolor albums of tipos
    • Juan Luna: Spoliarium, Espana y Filipinas
    • Felix Resurrection Hidalgo: Vigenes cristianas expuestas al populacho
    • Lorenzo Guerrero: The Water Carrier
    • Simon Flores: Portrait of the Quiazon Family
    • Jose Dans: Langit, Lupa, at Impyerno
    • Esteban Villanueva: Basi Revolt
  • Miniature Painters:

    • Antonio Malantic, Isidro Arceo, Dionesio de Castro, Justiniano Assuncion
  • Engravers:

    • Francisco Suarez, Nicolas de la Cruz Bagay, Laureano Atlas, Felipe Sevilla
  • Musician – Composer:

    • Marcelo Adonay
  • Theater Artist:

    • Honorata “Atang” dela Rama
  • Writers:

    • Severino Reyes, Hermogenes Ilagan, Gaspar Aquino de Belen

Neo-Realism (Modern Architecture):

  • Modern structures veered away from traditional cruciform designs.
  • Example churches: Holy Sacrifice (1955), Risen Lord, St. Joseph the Worker Chapel.

Abstraction (Modern Art):

  • Movement characterized by simplified forms, avoiding mimetic representation.

  • Emphasizes relationships of line, color, and space, or the flatness of the canvas instead of three-dimensional illusion.

  • Early practitioners often received training abroad or were influenced globally.

  • Famous Abstractionist Artists and their works:

    • Constancio Bernardo: Perpetual Motion (1950), Plenimetric Ensemble (1952)
    • Jose Joya: East Meets West (1983), NAIAD 64 (1964)
    • Fernando Zobel: Ercavica (1959), Saeta 64 (1957)

Social Realism (Modern Art):

  • Emerged during intense political ferment (1970s-1980s).

  • Protest art exposed sociopolitical issues, marginalized conditions, inequality, and repression.

  • 'Kaisahan' art movement focused on these themes.

  • Famous Social Realist Artists and their Works:

    • Antipas Delovato: Itak sa Puso ni Mang Juan (1978)
    • Elmer Borlongan: Kapit-Bisig (2010)
  • Famous Neo-Realist Artists and their works:

    • Manansala: The Beggars (1951), Tuba Drinkers (1954)
    • Legaspi: Gadgets II (1949), Bad Girls (1947)
    • HR Ocampo: The Contrast (1940), Genesis (1968)
    • Ramon Estrella, Victor Oyteza, Romeo Tabuena

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Explore the rich tapestry of Philippine arts from Baroque architecture to Neo-Realism and abstraction. This quiz covers key elements in visual arts, music, literature, and theater, highlighting significant works and their cultural importance. Test your knowledge on masterpieces, historical contexts, and artistic traditions.

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