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    Victorio C. Edades is considered the "Father of Modern Philippine Painting". He introduced modern art to the Philippines in the period between 1949-1969. Edades painted distorted human figures in bold strokes and advocated for creative art. The modern era in Philippine art began after World War II and independence, as artists explored themes of national identity through various art forms like painting, architecture, and more. Examples given are Fernando Amorsolo's "Planting Rice" from the modern period and Andres Barrioquinto's "The Back of Love" as contemporary art.

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    Victorio C. Edades is considered the "Father of Modern Philippine Painting". He introduced modern art to the Philippines in the period between 1949-1969. Edades painted distorted human figures in bold strokes and advocated for creative art. The modern era in Philippine art began after World War II and independence, as artists explored themes of national identity through various art forms like painting, architecture, and more. Examples given are Fernando Amorsolo's "Planting Rice" from the modern period and Andres Barrioquinto's "The Back of Love" as contemporary art.

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    Victorio C. Edades is considered the "Father of Modern Philippine Painting". He introduced modern art to the Philippines in the period between 1949-1969. Edades painted distorted human figures in bold strokes and advocated for creative art. The modern era in Philippine art began after World War II and independence, as artists explored themes of national identity through various art forms like painting, architecture, and more. Examples given are Fernando Amorsolo's "Planting Rice" from the modern period and Andres Barrioquinto's "The Back of Love" as contemporary art.

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    MODERN ARTS Group 6 Presentation

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    Victorio C. Edades is considered the "Father of Modern Philippine Painting". He introduced modern art to the Philippines in the period between 1949-1969. Edades painted distorted human figures in bold strokes and advocated for creative art. The modern era in Philippine art began after World War II and independence, as artists explored themes of national identity through various art forms like painting, architecture, and more. Examples given are Fernando Amorsolo's "Planting Rice" from the modern period and Andres Barrioquinto's "The Back of Love" as contemporary art.

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    MODERN ARTS

    (1949 - 1969)
    MODERN ARTS
    (1949 - 1969)

    Who introduced the modern art in


    the Philippines?
    Who introduced the modern art in
    the Philippines?

    Victorio C. Edades
    National Artist for Painting (1976)
    (December 23, 1895 – March 7, 1985)
    Victorio C. Edades
    National Artist for Painting (1976)
    (December 23, 1895 – March 7, 1985)

    Painting distorted human


    figures in rough, bold impasto
    strokes, and standing tall and
    singular in his advocacy and
    practice of what he believes is
    the creative art, Victorio C.
    Edades emerged as the
    “Father of Modern Philippine
    Painting”.
    Historical Overview
    Historical Overview

    • Modern Era in the philippine Art began in after world War II and granting
    of independence. Writers and artists posed the quesrtion of national
    identity as the main theme of the various art forms.
    Historical Overview

    • Modern Era in the philippine Art began in after world War II and granting
    of independence. Writers and artists posed the quesrtion of national
    identity as the main theme of the various art forms.
    Visual Arts
    • Modern, Conservative, abstract, experimental and public art
    Architecture
    Real Estate, Safe Housing, Condominiums, Subdivision, Villages, Malls,
    Commercial/Business/Convention Buildings
    Example of an modern arts

    Las Damas Romanas by Juan Luna


    Example of an modern arts
    Las Damas Romanas by Juan Luna
    painted by Juan Luna in the
    style of the Neo-Classicism, is
    one of the most famous
    paintings of the Colonial
    period. Skilled in the style of
    the Academy he was the first
    Filipino painter to win
    international recognition in
    Europe and the US.
    Modern, contemporary. Contemporary, modern. These terms are often
    used interchangeably. So is there actually any difference between them?
    And if so, why?
    Modern, contemporary. Contemporary, modern. These terms are often
    used interchangeably. So is there actually any difference between them?
    And if so, why?

    One answer is simple: time. Modern art came before


    contemporary art. Most art historians and critics put the beginning
    of modern art in the West at around the 1860s, continuing up to
    the 1960s. Whereas, contemporary art means art made in the
    present day. But it can be hard to define what the ‘present day’
    really means.
    Modern, contemporary. Contemporary, modern. These terms are often
    used interchangeably. So is there actually any difference between
    them? And if so, why?

    Is that art made by living artists? Art made in our lifetimes? Or is it


    artists making work that references or engages with the culture of
    the present day? Perhaps even artwork made in a way that
    defines what the ‘present day’ is?
    Modern, contemporary. Contemporary, modern. These terms are often
    used interchangeably. So is there actually any difference between
    them? And if so, why?

    So, the start date of contemporary art is, perhaps paradoxically,


    most often set back in the 1960s and 70s.
    What is the difference between MODERN ART and
    CONTEMPORARY ART?

    MODERN Philippine art refers to art from the late 19th to mid-20th century,
    influenced by Western styles.

    CONTEMPORARY Philippine art covers the mid-20th century to today,


    characterized by diversity, experimentation, and exploration of various
    themes, including socio-political issues and cultural identity.
    Example of modern arts

    “Planting Rice”
    by Fernando Amorsolo
    Example of contemporary arts

    “The Back of Love”


    by Andres Barrioquinto
    Life is short. Don’t spend it chasing meaningless
    things. Focus on what truly matters and live a life of
    porpuse

    -unknown

    THANK YOU!!!

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