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- 1. A Brief History to Philippine Arts Contemporary Philippine Arts from the Regions
- 2. Contents Arts of Different Eras; •* Pre – Conquest •* Islamic Colonial Period •* Spanish Colonial Period •* American Colonial Period •* Japanese Colonial Period and the Post War Republic •* 1970s and the Contemporary Artworks and Forms, Artist and Artisans, and; Contributions to Philippine Industry and Development
- 4. Philippine Art Timeline 890 BC 890 BC 225 AD 890 BC – 225 AD 01 Pre - Conquest 1 AD 1521 Islamic Colonial Islam(s) of Mindanao 13th Century - Present 02 15th Century Spaniards 1521 - 1898 03 Spanish Colonial American Colonial American Colonizers 1898 - 1940 04 Japanese Colonizers 1946 - 1969 70s Marcos Regime 1970 06 2000 Present 2018 13th Century Contemporary Short Description 2018 (Present Tiimes) 05 Post War Republic 18 Q9 18 1 Q 9 4 4 6 1Q 97 20
- 5. Pre-Conquest 890 BC – 255 AD Photo CC BY 2.0
- 6. Historical Overview • In art historical terms, we refer to art before the coming of the first colonizers as “pre-conquest.” Referred to it as “indigenous” to emphasize the idea that our ancestors. • Art before is referred to as an expression of an individual but yet not categorized into different kinds of forms until the next slides conveys.
- 7. Historical Overview • Example of everyday expressions are the following: - Rituals (planting, harvesting, rites of passage, funerary, ceremonies, weddings); - Hunting, and etc.
- 8. Historical Overview • A series of topics about the following will be tackled on: • Rituals • Music • Dance • Carving • Pottery • Weaving • Body Ordamentation
- 9. Rituals Kashawing - Lake Lanao in Mindanao Every Thirteenth Moon (Tagbanwa)- Palawan Cañao or Kanyaw - Cordillera Autonomous Region
- 10. Hunting The pre-colonial Filipino hunted food and game that were shared among members of a community in a gathering where they told stories about the hunt.
- 14. NATIVE DANCES Pangalay (Sulu Archipelago) mimetic of the movement of seabirds
- 16. NATIVE DANCES Banog-banog (Mandayas’kinabua of Mindanao) movement of hawk
- 18. NATIVE DANCES Man-manok (Bagobos of Mindanao) movements of predatory birds
- 20. NATIVE DANCES Talip dance (Ifugaos) movements of wild fowls
- 22. NATIVE DANCES Kadaliwas dance (T’bolis) comedic movements of monkeys
- 24. NATIVE DANCES Tinikling (Tagalog folk dance) evocative of the movements of the crane
- 26. Carving
- 27. Carving • Bulul – Cordilleras • Hagabi - Ifugaos
- 28. Carving • Santos - Laguna and Pampanga • Okir - Southern Philippines
- 30. Pottery
- 31. Pottery - Anthropomorphic Jars •Manunggul Jar – (890 – 710BC) •Metal Age (5 BC–225 AD)
- 34. *PagbuburnayinVigan- valuedpart of the creative industryIlokanoshave.
- 36. Weaving
- 37. Textile Weaving
- 38. Weaving Purpose: - reverencefor spirits and nature - criteria for the beautiful -societies’sociopolitical structures
- 39. Weaving Madefrom: fibers - cotton, abaca, and pineappleleaves pigments - clay, roots, and leaves.
- 40. Textile Weaving Pis Siyabit Malong Langkit
- 41. Weaving asidefrom bodyormnaments, weavingis alsoessentialfor productivity of nativeslikebaskets andmatweaving.
- 42. Product Weaving
- 43. Product Weaving Head Sling Baskets Bubo Tepo Mats
- 45. Body Ordamentations • Amanuscript-BoxerCodex- sometimesknownastheManila Manuscript, is amanuscript written c. 1590,whichcontainsillustrationsof ethnic groups in the Philippines at thetimeof their initial contact with theSpaniards-representationsof variousethnolinguisticgroups,where the following areclassified: UpperclassTagalog - gold jewelry Visayans- tattoo
- 46. BoxerCodex
- 47. Body Ordamentations •Tattoos •ameansprotectionofan individual from evilspirit •abadgeof maturity and bravery •ProvinceslikeKalinga, Kankanay, Ibaloy,andIfugao-practiced tattooing
- 48. Body Ordamentations • Jewelry - makethewearermore attractive&pleasingtothe gods. - T’boli - wearbrass chains, bells, andcolorful beads
- 50. Body Ordamentations lost waxorcire perdue - metalcasting, mouldsfilled with liquefied metal, hardens • Other vessels - brass kendi and the gadur, statu s symbolsorasheirloompieces Gadur Kendi
- 53. Historical Overview Islam, whichis entrenchedin SouthernPhilippines is alreadyculturallydominant andstrong andsaidto have gainedsignificantgrounding in Sulu asearlyasthe 13th century
- 54. Historical Overview •Aseriesoftopicsaboutthe following will betackled on: History of Islam and Development Islamic Influence in Arts Art Influence of Islamsin Architechture
- 55. Story Telling (History of IslamandDevelopment)
- 56. Sayyid Abbubakar of Arabia 15th Century
- 69. Influence on Arts FILIPINOMUSLIMSBELIEVESTHAT THEYBELONGTO AN“UMMAH”- COMMUNITY OF BELIEVERS DOCTRINEOF TAWHID - UNITY OF GOD
- 70. Influence on Arts • impermanenceof nature& incomprehensible greatness of the divine Being.
- 71. Influence on Arts • Prof. AbrahamSakili, introduced twoaspects of reality: -objectperceivedbytheordinary sense - senseof nothingness - aspace or avoidempty - Whichevokethat God is above andbeyondall thing
- 73. Architechture • Consideringthegoalofnegating materiality in the interior of mosques havingelaboratepatterningwhich reliefstodrawthe attention away fromconcrete object like human forms andnature “towardthe contemplation of the divine.”
- 74. Architecture • PhilippineMuslimsorganize spaceinarchitecturewith partsofthemosquelikethe mihrab orniche &Qibla wall • Itistowardthewest- mayit beinSultanKudaratorin Quiapo, Manila
- 76. Architecture • Having dome - how the order of the universe is imagined - As the centralfeature- “all levelsof cosmic existence“ - octagonal base- the spirit - four-sided mainbase- earthor materialworld
- 77. Architecture • Ka’bah -blackshrineissaidbuiltbythe ProphetMuhammad-reference point for the Qiblah - direction - faced - aMuslim prays • Areafor watersupply -functionofablution,or cleansing beforeoneenters- Mosque
- 78. Architecture • Islamicformswouldproject,grow,or have an upward orientation - for heavenandto veerfromthe “material earth.” • panolong- carvedprotrusion akinto a wingattachedto thetorogan, torogan - royalhouseof the Maranao
- 79. Architecture • Asidefromthe mythical sarimanok;the burraq, ahorse withthe headof awomanis the Prophet - ascensionto heaven