VISUAL ARTS

VISUAL ARTS
The VISUAL ARTS are arts form that creates works that primarily
visual in nature,such as
ceramics,drawing,pointing,sculptures,printmaking,design,crafts,pho
tography,video,,film making and Architecture.Current usage of the
term visual arts includes fine arts as well as the applied or
decorative arts and crafts ,but It was not always the case.
There are many artistic disciplines such as performing
arts,conceptual arts,textile arts also involved aspects
of visual arts as well as arts of other types.
THE GENERAL CHARACTER
ISTICS OF VISUAL ARTS
OR FUNDAMENTAL ARTS
The characteristics of visual arts are
space,perspective design and aesthetic organization
of visual elements in art object(composition).
CEREMONIAL PURPOSE O
F VISUAL ARTS
The ceremonial purpose of visual arts is to celebrate or ackno
wledge an events or era,or to contribute to a ritualistic activity
such as a dance celebrating ang general speaking.
FIVE MAIN FUNCTIONS
OF VISUAL ARTS
CEREMONIAL
ARTISTIC EXPRESSION
NARRATIVE
FUNCTIONAL
PERSUASIVE
There are MANY OF THE
MOST FAMOUS FILIPINO
ARTIST OF VISUAL ARTS
1.Ernest Conc
eption(1977 p
resents)
Conception is a studio artist who
se work experiments with intens
e emotion,deconstructing images
in his paintings,sculptures,and in
stallations.He creates arts like rec
ording a music album where Each
painting is from the series of nin
e conception describes it as prod
ucing an old favorite ,a classic slle
eper hit and one-piece he does
n't really life but keeps coming ba
ck to .
2. Ronald Ven
tura(1973-pre
sents)
He is a contemporary
artist from manila wi
th a Bachelor's degre
e of the arts in painti
ngs from the universi
ty of Santo tomas.
His paintings are dra
matic union of comic
sketches,reality,and g
rafitti .
3.Leeroy New
(1986-presen
t)
Initially trained
as a sculptor Le
eroy's work ble
nds theatre,fash
ion,film,produc
tion design,and
public art.
4.Oscar Villam
iel(1953-prese
nt)
He is a multime
dia artist known
for his large scal
e installations co
nsisting of objec
ts found in local
communities in
his art career.
5.Dex Fernan
dez(1984-pr
esent)
Dexter practices
a variety of med
iums ranging fro
m painting to st
reet art and ani
mations.
6.Neil Pasila
n(1971-presen
t)
Brother to artist Dio
kno Pasilan,
He is a Bacolod-bor
n artist from a famil
y of craftsmen and
boat builders.He is
a self taught visual
artist who displayed
creativity as a child.
7.Kawayan de
Guia(1979-pre
sents)
He born in Bagiou.
He is the son of legen
dary Kidlat tahimik an
d German artist Katrin
de Guia and was ment
ored by famous Bagio
u artist Bencab and Sa
ntiago Bose.
Kawayan arts contem
plates the philiPpines .
8.Patricia Per
ez Eustaquio(1
977-present)
She is an artist wh
o works in various
medium experime
nts with different
materials through
installation,drawi
ng and painting.
Martha Atienz
a(1981-presen
t)
She is a Bachelor
of fine arts.
Born to a dutch
Mother and Filipi
no Father.
Nona Garcia
Nona Garcia is perhaps one of the best-known
artists in the Philippine art scene at the
moment. Born in 1978 in Manila, she received
her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Painting from the
University of the Philippines. Based primarily in
Baguio, her work has been exhibited in
countless galleries both local and abroad. She
won the Grand Prize in the Philip Morris ASEAN
Art Award (2000), and is also a recipient of the
Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP)
Thirteen Artists Award (2003).
Andres Barrioqu
into
Andres Barrioquinto’s multi-awarded
work is both striking and
unforgettable, and his iconic and
surreal painting style has made him
successful in the local and
international art scenes.
 Nikki Luna
One of the most prominent
female artists in Philippine arts
circles today, Nikki Luna’s work
brings together advocacy and
art.
 RODEL TAPAYA
Rodel Tapaya is one of the top names in Philippine
painting and visual art, and his work has garnered him
critical acclaim both in the country and abroad. Born
in 1980 in Montalban, Rizal, Tapaya first broke out
into the scene when he won the Nokia Art Awards in
2001. This enabled him to take drawing and painting
courses in prestigious institutions such as the Parsons
School of Design in New York, USA, and the University
of Helsinki in Finland. Additionally, Tapaya won the
2011 Signature Art Prize, was named one of CCP’s 13
Artists of 2012, and has been shortlisted several times
for the Ateneo Art Awards, among others.
 Juan Luna de San Pedro y Novicio
Ancheta (Spanish: [ˈxwan ˈluna]
October 24, 1857 – December 7, 1899),
better known as Juan Luna was a
Filipino painter, sculptor and a political
activist of the Philippine Revolution
during the late 19th century. He
became one of the first recognized
Philippine artists.
 Spoliarium by Juan
Luna
The Spoliarium (often misspelled Spolarium) is a
painting by Filipino painter Juan Luna. The painting was
submitted by Luna to the Exposición Nacional de Bellas
Artes in 1884 in Madrid, where it garnered the first gold
medal (out of three).[1] In 1886, it was sold to the
Diputación Provincial de Barcelona for 20,000 pesetas.
It currently hangs in the main gallery at the first floor of
the National Museum of Fine Arts in Manila, and is the
first work of art that greets visitors upon entry into the
museum. The picture recreates a despoiling scene in a
Roman circus where dead gladiators are stripped of
weapons and garments.
Spoliarium as displayed in the National Museum
of the Philippines
Luna, working on canvas, spent eight months
completing the painting which depicts dying
gladiators. Filipino historian Ambeth Ocampo
writes, "...the fact remains that when Luna and
Félix Resurrección Hidalgo won the top awards
in the Madrid Exposition of 1884, they proved
to the world that indios could, despite their
supposed barbarian race, paint better than the
Spaniards who colonized them."
Examples of fine ar
ts
Contempora
ry arts of akl
anon
Contempora
ry arts of Ne
gros Island