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Photography originated from Western photographers bringing the practice to the Spanish colonies of the Philippines in the 1840s-1890s. It was used as a medium for news, tourism, anthropology, asserting social status, historical documentation, communication, and propaganda. While influenced by Western art, photography was adapted to the colonized Philippines. A famous contemporary Filipino photographer is Emmanuel Santos, who documents the Jewish Diaspora and has worked for the UNHCR and as a folk singer.
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Juan Luna and Fernando Amorsolo were two famous Filipino painters known for their historical and landscape paintings respectively. Luna is renowned for works like Spoliarium and Blood Compact which depicted important historical events and drew attention to the struggles of the Filipino people under Spanish rule. Amorsolo is renowned for his idyllic landscape paintings featuring rural Philippine scenes and maidens, making use of impressionistic techniques and lighting. Both artists made significant contributions to the development of Philippine art and identity.
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Contemporary Philippine arts come from various regions and genres. Contemporary art is defined as art produced in the present time, including postmodern art. Contemporary art forms include choreography, music, literature, visual design, and theater. Popular Philippine contemporary art genres discussed are music like gangsa, nose flutes, and rondalla; dances like tinikling and carinosa; and visual artists like Benedicto Cabrera, Abdulmari Asia Imao, Guillermo Tolentino, Napoleon Abueva, and Victorio Edades who pioneered modern Philippine painting. The document provides an overview of contemporary art forms and artists from the Philippines.
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Traditional arts in the Philippines include folk architecture, maritime transport, weaving, carving, folk performing arts, folk (oral) literature, folk graphic and plastic arts, ornaments, textile or fiber art, pottery, and other artistic expressions of traditional culture.
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