ANG KIUKOK

• Ang Kiukok is a visual artist painter born on March 1, 1931 and died on May 9, 2005
• Ang Kiukok's parents are:


  • Vicente Ang
  • Chin Lim
• Ang Kiukok studied art at the university of santo tomas in 1952 and he was mentored Vicente Manansal
• In New York 1965, Ang Kiukok was exposed to expressionist art filled with madness and agony.
• MEDIUM OF ANG KIUKOK'S WORKS:

  • Mostly used acrylic or oil paint in his artworks
• Awards from the association of the Philippines:

  • man (1961)
  • calesa (1953)
  • the bird (1951)
• Ang Kiukok was awared the National Artist for Visual Arts on 2001 by Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo
• Ang Kiukok's artworks


  • Pieta
  • Rosary Queen
  • Fishermen
• Pieta


  • Sold for 3,270,400 php
  • a particular form of the lamentation of Christ
• Rosary Queen


  • Sold for PHP 5,800,000 - 6,500,000
  • depict the Virgin Mary and Child in a retablo
• Fishermen


  • sold for php 65,408,000
  • fishermen reaping their bounty
• Ang Kiukok's artworks were incorporated with Cubist Influence, containing geometric forms.
• Ang Kiukok's paintings are housed in different museums such as the national museum of the Philippines and Cultural Center of the Philippines.
• Martial Law Regime 1972 - 1981
• Ang Kiukok's works during martial law regime


  • the mother and child (1976)
  • crucifixion (1979)
  • screaming figures (1985)