Name of Artwork: Dance

Author/Artist: Jun Martinez

Published: 2010

Description: Dance is a painting depicting a traditional Filipino cultural dance called Tinikling. Dance was created by artist Jun Martinez in 2010. This art piece , which is part of the People Engaged in Activities portfolio, is a Paintings artwork. This type of artwork discribe the traditional Filipino cultural dance called Tinikling. It is performed with two bamboo sticks, and dancers step between bamboo sticks, which rapidly open and close. Movement of the feet must be fast and coordinated. Celebrated and renowned artist Jun Martinez, has been named four times as one of the Top Ten Water Colorists in the Philippines.

• The technique that use by the author/artist to do this style of this artwork is best described as Expressionism, Realism. It tell about more in our tradition part as an Filipino and this artwork represent the the culture and tradition that we should embrace and also the way it blend the color and as well how he portrays it.

Name of artwork: Wings

Author/Artist: Jun Martinez

Published: 2010

Description: Wings artwork shows a traditional ballet dance of the Philippines. The graceful movements of these performing artists is well depicted in vibrant watercolor by world renowned artist Jun Martinez. Artist Jun Martinez has been recognized for years as being one of the Top Ten Artists in the Philippines, and his work is known around the world. Wings : Philippines Dance was created by artist Jun Martinez in 2010. This art piece , which is part of the People Engaged in Activities portfolio, is a Paintings artwork

• The technique that use by the author/artist to do this style in this artwork is a best described as Expressionism, Fine Art, Realism. The genre portrayed in this piece of art is Figurative, People, Portrait. This artwork portrays the ballets in the Philippines and shows country’s flagship company in ballet and contemporary dance. His artworks really shows hoe beautiful and and showcase the ballet in our country

Name of Musical/ballet: Rama – Hari

Author/Artist: Alice Reyes

Published/Choreograph: 1980

Description: Rama, Hari, a 1980 masterpiece of Philippine musical dance theater, is no doubt one of Ballet Philippines’ most beloved and enduring works. And also Inspired by the Ramayana, Rama Hari is an ancient Sanskrit epic that follows Rama in his pursuit to rescue his wife Sita from Ravana. Through the help of an army of monkeys, Rama sets out to save his beloved and reclaim the throne that rightfully belongs to him. Alice Reyes is the one who choreographed in Rama hari alongside with other artists.

• The technique that use by the Choreographer and artist Alice Reyes in making the Rama Hari showed how an ancient Sanskrit epic that follows Rama in his pursuit to rescue his wife Sita from Ravana. Through the help of an army of monkeys, Rama sets out to save his beloved and reclaim the throne that rightfully belongs to him. And also described as Expressionism, Realism in how they portray the scene in Rama Hari

Paru-Parong Bukid

Paru-Parong bukid is a traditional Filipino folk song that started in the 1890s with “Mariposa Bella,” a Filipino song in Spanish. During the American invasion of the Philippines, the song “Mariposa Bella” was written.
When “Paru-Parong Bukid” was published as the soundtrack of a film with the same title in 1938, “Mariposa Bella” was completely forgotten. Felipe De Leon wrote the Tagalog arrangement.
This lovely Filipino folk song is said to recount the narrative of a lovely butterfly fluttering down the path. Others claim it depicts a gorgeous woman dressed up and flaunting her wealth to her neighbors.

Mutya ng Pasig

Nicanor Santa Ana Abelardo (February 7, 1893
March 21, 1934) was a Filipino composer known for kundiman songs he wrote before the Second World War.

Nicanor Abelardo, along with Francisco Santiago, is credited with reinventing the kundiman and elevating it to the rank of an art song. Abelardo’s kundiman songs, such as “Mutya ng Pasig,” “Nasaan ka, Irog?” and “Bituing Marikit,” became famous among Filipinos, and his works are frequently performed in concerts throughout the country.

The song was used as the title of a film, and the music was used as the soundtrack. Richard Abelardo, Nicanor Abelardo’s brother, directed the film. The film Mutya ng Pasig was a supernatural melodrama about a woman’s tragedy and sorrow, which was intertwined with the Pasig legend.

Dandansoy

Augorio Abeto, a Binalbagan native, is often credited with writing his song. In the 1930s, he was a well-known Ilonggo poet, as well as the mayor of Binalbagan from 1941 until 1945.
Dansansoy is a well-known Ilonggo folk song that is also sung by non-Ilonggos. Dandansoy is one of the folk songs featured in the Bacolod MassKara Festival’s dancing medley. The artist says his goodbyes to a child named Dansoy in the song. When I was a kid in Iloilo, I remember my mother singing this song to me.
Fortunata Magsipoc Ledesma of Culasi, Antique is Dandansoy. According to proponents of this claim, the word “Dandansoy” comes from the phrase “ang daan nga dalan gin usoy.”

Name of the artwork: Still Life
Artist: Georges Braque
Published date: 1918
Identify the story and technique used: In 1912, Cubism entered the ‘Synthetic’ phase, with Braque experimenting with new techniques in his works, such as the use of papier collé, sand, and sawdust. In his picture ‘Fruit Dish and Glass,’ he even incorporated wallpaper scraps. The story behind the painting is that it is a work of art depicting mostly inanimate subject matter, typically commonplace objects which are either natural.
Describe the artwork: It shows many things, that it get yours mind very confused, but despite all the confusions, the art is beautiful.

Name of the artwork: Girls at the piano
Artist: Pierre – Auguste Renoir
Published date – 1892
Identify the story and technique used: Auguste Renoir evolved a technique of broken brushstrokes and used bold combinations of pure complementary colours, to capture the light and movement of his landscapes and figure subjects.
Describe: The painting shows two girls trying to figure out how to play the piano.

Name of the artwork: The Guitar Player
Artist: Pierre – Johannes Vermeer
Published date – 1670–1672
Identify the story and technique used: He used an abstract approach to depict the pearl necklace in this piece, which was also recreated in his painting Allegory of Faith. To begin, he painted a dark greenish gray foundation layer that wrapped around her neck to represent a shadow.
Describe: It shows here that a girl is playing the guitar.

Name of the Artwork: Moro-Moro Theater Play

Artist: 1637

Published: 1637

A play was written in 1637 to dramatize a recent capture of an Islamic stronghold by a Christian Filipino army. Other plays were written and staged as folk dramas in Christianized villages throughout the Philippines as a result of its success. All of them told the same story about Christian armies defeating the Moors (Moro is the Spanish term for Moor). With the decline of Spanish influence, so did the popularity of the media. Before World War II, some professional troupes performed comedies in Manila and provincial capitals.
Moro-moro can still be seen at a number of church festivals in villages in the 21st century, where it is still a major social and religious event of the year. Hundreds of local people donate time and money over several months to put on an impressive performance, similarly to medieval European mystery play performances.

Name of the Artwork:

Himala: Isang Musikal

Artist: Ricky Lee

Published: 1982

Adapted from the original 1982 film written by Ricky Lee and directed by the late Ishmael Bernal starring Nora Aunor, “Himala” tells the story of the townsfolk of Cupang, a rural barrio in a barren landscape cursed with drought. A glimmer of hope appears in Elsa, a young girl who claims to have the power to heal after seeing a vision of the Blessed Virgin Mary. News of her miracles spread far and wide, drawing the ill and the curious to what was once a sleepy town. As events unravel, the community’s fractured moral foundations and collective spiritual deprivation surface, all until the chaos escalates past a point of no return. “Himala” was first brought on stage in 2003, with music and libr

“Himala,” tells the story of the people of Cupang, a rural barrio in a barren landscape cursed by drought, adapted from the original 1982 film written by Ricky Lee and directed by the late Ishmael Bernal and starring Nora Aunor. Elsa, a young girl who claims to have the power to heal after seeing a vision of the Blessed Virgin Mary, offers a glimmer of hope. The news of her miracles spread far and wide, bringing the ill and curious to what had once been such a peaceful community. As things happen, the community’s wrecked moral foundations and collective spiritual deprivation develop, all the way until the chaos strikes a breaking point. “Himala” first appeared on stage in 2003, with music and a libretto.

Name of the artwork: Ang huling el bimbo

Artist: Dingdong Novenario

Published: July 20, 2018/2020

Ang Huling El Bimbo is a jukebox musical written by Dingdong Novenario which features the hit songs of the Filipino band Eraserheads. It includes lyrics and melodies from at least 40 various music by the band, including the title track. The musical was directed and choreographed by Dexter Santos, and its musical director was Myke Salomon. Music is provided by the Manila Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Rodel Colmenar, and a live band. Gino Gonzales created the set, while Monino Duque managed the lighting.

Ang Huling El Bimbo is a love story told via the songs of the most popular Pinoy rock band of the 1990s. It’s an unique story that should resonate with anyone who understands how a strong friendship can impact our life. It will also be a nostalgic journey, featuring songs that have become part of the collective Pinoy psyche as the playlist.

High-fire ceramics Asian-style ceramics made by John Pettyjohn his works was sculptural, functional pottery with clay stone and ash he bagan his career as a potter in the late 1970’s he continues to explore the use of indigenous, Philippine clays, pigments and minerals

Stella Clutch a one bag popularized and designed by Rajo Laurel he was a prominent icon in the industry and the very first and one of the best designers of R2R.

San Agustin Church located at Intramuros Manila also known as the walled City the features of it was retablos(altar) of high batoque style,in wall buttresses separating crip to collateral chapels the fusion of styles is also seen in the construction of bell towers, and lastly, in ceiling paintings in the trump l’oeil style and it was designed by Fray Antonio de Herrera.

Author: Carlo J. Caparas –

Publish: December 25 1980

Artwork name: action film

Description: i see flavio as a good swords man and brave he fights for evreyone’s peace and his also good at making swords good heart and principle will win in the end.

Story and Technique: They really worked hard to make this film because the result was good and it will really encourage people to watch this show.

Author: Carlo J. Caparas –

Publish: December 25 1980

Artwork name: action film

Description: i see flavio as a good swords man and brave he fights for evreyone’s peace and his also good at making swords good heart and principle will win in the end.

Story and Technique: They really worked hard to make this film because the result was good and it will really encourage people to watch this show

Author: Carlo J. Caparas –

Publish: December 25 1980

Artwork name: action film

Description: i see flavio as a good swords man and brave he fights for evreyone’s peace and his also good at making swords good heart and principle will win in the end.

Story and Technique: They really worked hard to make this film because the result was good and it will really encourage people to watch this show