Conphil Lesson 4 Last Na Ayoko Na

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American Colonial Period

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1898-1940

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these plays came to represent a deep and profound yearning for freedom.

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Drama Simbolico

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Tanikalang Ginto (Golden Chain)

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Juan Abad

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Hindi ako Patay (I am not Dead)

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Juan Matapang Cruz

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Kahapon, Ngayon, ata Bukas (Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow)

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Aurelio Tolentino

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The first Filipino play written in English by Lino Castillejo and Jesus Araullo.

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A Modern Filipina 1915

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ombination of pantomime, dialogue, dancing, and song.

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Vaudeville (Bodabil)

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Inspired by City Beautiful Movement introduced in Chicago World Fair in 1983

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Neoclassicism

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Planting rice, El Kundiman

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Fabian dela Rosa

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Ginebra San Miguel

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Fernando Amorsolo

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Oblation, Bonifacio Monument

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Guillermo Tolentino

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KALIBAPI

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KALIBAPI (Kapisanan sa Paglilingkod ng Bagong Pilipinas)

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sponsored art competitions during the Japanese period.

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KALIBAPI (Kapisanan sa Paglilingkod ng Bagong Pilipinas)

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In 1943 and 1944, Purugganan and Francisco won this as an award

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KALIBAPI awards

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A propaganda movement sought to create a Pan-Asian identity that rejected western tradition

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Greater East Asia Co-prosperity Sphere

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“Asia for Asians’ made its way to the public through posters, ephemera, comics and Japanese sponsored publications.

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Shin-Seiki,Liwayway and Tribune

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Production of images, texts and music underwent scrutiny.

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Shin-Seiki,Liwayway and Tribune

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Awit sa Paglikha ng Bagong Pilipinas anthem specifically for this period

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Felipe P. De Leon

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Harvest Scene, 1942

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Fernando Amorsolo’s painting

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Rice Planting, 1942

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Fernando Amorsolo’s painting

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A hit song by Sylvia La Torre written in tagalog 1940s, composed by Levi Celerio.

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Sa Kabukiran

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Jorge B. Bargas chairman of the Philippine Executive Commision, 1943

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Portraits of High Officials

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‘Independence this Year”, said His Excellency, Premier Tojo, 1943

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Portraits of High Officials

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Bombing of the Intendencia

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Amorsolo

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Ruins of the Manila Cathedral

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Amorsolo

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named this movement as Neo-Realism.

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Aguilar Cruz

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Exploration in subject-matter, content, and form.

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NEO-REALISM, ABSTRACTION AND OTHER MODERN ART STYLES

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Exposition of True Social Condition.

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NEO-REALISM, ABSTRACTION AND OTHER MODERN ART STYLES

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Artists explored folk themes, commentaries on the urban condition and effects of the war.

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NEO-REALISM, ABSTRACTION AND OTHER MODERN ART STYLES

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Manansala, Legaspi and HR Ocampo were among the National Artists associated with this

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NEO-REALISM

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The Beggar & Tuba Drinkers

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Manansala

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paintings are characterized by transparent cubism, a style marked by the soft fragmentation of the figures using transparent planes instead of hard-edged ones.

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Manansala

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figures in this period are distorted by his elongating or making rotund forms in a well-ordered composition, as seen in the painting “Bar Girls”

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Cesar Legaspi Gadgets II

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is a distinctive figurative work which exposes dire human conditions amid the backdrop of modernity.

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HR Ocampo’s “The Contrast”

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are a combination of geometric and biomorphic shapes with vibrant colors.

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HR OCAMPO

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This painting became the basis of a stunning tapestry hanging at the Main Theater or Bulwagang Nicanor Abelardo of the CCP.

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HR Ocampo's “Genesis”

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It was established in 1948 under the leadership of artist Purita Kalaw-Ledesma.

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Art Association of the Philippines

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initiative is to sponsor contests to encourage art production.

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Art Association of the Philippines (AAP)

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It was put up in 1951 through artist-writer Lydia Aguilla, and others.

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Philippines Art Gallery

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Provided a venue and laid out early programs for Modern Art.

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Philippines Art Gallery

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Church of Holy Sacrifice and Church of the Risen Lord in UP Diliman Campus.

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Construction of Modern Architecture

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Chapel of St. Joseph the Worker in Victorias, Negros.

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Construction of Modern Architecture

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It was built by Architect Antonin Raymond and it features a striking mural of Christ by Alfonso Ossorio.

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Chapel Of St. Joseph the Worker

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Consist of Simplified forms, which avoid mimetic representation.

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Abstraction

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Sometimes referred as non-representational or non-objective art as it emphasized the relationship of line, color, and space or flatness on the canvas rather than illusion of three-dimensionality

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Abstraction

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"Street musicians"

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Arturo Liz

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"Cargadores"

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by Nena Saguil

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by Alfonso Ossorio

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"Angry Christ"