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Cards (19)

  • Dr. Patrick Flores: 'The feeling (is) that all is possible in the contemporary, conceived as a constantly extending and deepening constellation of art.'
  • Contemporary art
    Permits possibilities of exploring either subject or medium in art to express the Filipino sense of self
  • Every day, new art forms are being created in the Philippines that are becoming part of the contemporary art production
  • Filipinos are becoming more and more aggressive as they use the arts to express themselves and create wonderful artworks that try to capture the Filipino way of life
  • Contemporary art
    Allows Filipino artists to portray the subject and the medium in innovative and skillful ways, reflecting the Filipino identity
  • Philippine Contemporary art can be found even in the most unsuspecting places. It cannot be reduced to conventional notions of space and medium.
  • Architecture in the Philippines
    • Vibrant
    • First-class architecture is expected to pour in
    • New and fresh structures are sprouting all over the country
  • Today's Philippine architecture
    Ultra-modern, functional, and aesthetically sound
  • Globalization
    Threatens Philippine architecture by bringing designs made by foreign architects
  • Filipino writing in today's world
    Contains the diasporic experience and the incorporation of both the rural and the urban experience
  • Contemporary Filipino writers are continuing to struggle with the low readership among the public and the domination of foreign titles in the market
  • Despite the odds, contemporary Filipino writers continue to write without fail
  • Contemporary Philippine theater
    • Still alive despite the dominance of television, movies, and the Internet
    • Multiple stage productions from university-based theater groups to major theater companies
  • PETA
    • Advocates the use of Filipino theater in inspiring change and development in society
    • Composed of dedicated "artists-teacher-cultural workers" who strive for artistic excellence
    • Promotes the transformative power of theater through its production of performances and workshops
  • Tanghalang Pilipino
    • Resident drama company of Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP)
    • Distinct in its offering is its challenge to the commitment of the Filipino to justice, truth, and patriotism
    • Continues to push Philippine theater to artistic and professional excellence through the development and education of actors, writers, directors, and technical staff
  • Virgin Labfest
    • A playwright's festival of untried, untested, and unpublished plays
    • Collaboration of the National Center for Culture and the Arts (NCCA), CCP, Tanghalang Pilipino, and the Manila-based playwright's group The Writer's Block
    • Many of the plays staged become repeat productions and some even become award winners
  • New breed of contemporary Filipino visual artists
    • Becoming bold regarding the expression of personal feelings and perspectives
    • Influence of radical and modern art movements in Europe and the Americas has penetrated the Philippine arts scene with the proliferation of installation and experimental art
    • Institutionalization of museums and galleries have also revitalized the Philippine art scene
  • Annual art competitions
    • Pilipinas Shell Foundation, Inc. competition
    • Past winners who became National Artists: Jose Joya, Benedicto "Bencab"Cabrera, and Ang Kiukok
    • Notable works: Child Trafficking by Leomar C. Conejos, Juan's Struggle sa Mundong Nobody's Perfect by Ferd Angelo A. Failano, Tragic Bangus by Rene S. Sibulangcal, Bandilang Di Tumutumba by Melvin G. Anglaser
  • These works of art are reflection of social and environmental issues