Grade 10 Arts Q1 Ep 3 The Modern Filipino Artists

DepEd TV - Official

18 Jan 202116:11

Summary

TLDRIn this educational video, Teacher Pao reviews international art movements and introduces Filipino artists who have made significant contributions to modern art. The lesson highlights the works of national artists like Jose Joya, known for abstract expressionism, and Vicente Manzala, famous for his cubist illustrations. It also covers other notable artists like Hernando Ocampo and Roberto Chabet, emphasizing their unique styles and the cultural significance of their art. The video concludes with an interactive assessment and a creative homework assignment, encouraging students to reflect on their favorite OPM song through a piece of art.

Takeaways

🎨 The video is an art lesson by Teacher Pao, focusing on modern Filipino artists and their contributions to various art movements.
🏛 In the previous lesson, international artists and their work under different art movements were discussed, including Impressionism, Expressionism, Abstractionism, Pop Art, and contemporary forms like Installation and Performance Art.
🌉 Claude Monet's artwork 'Bridge over a Pond of Water Lilies' was highlighted as an example of Impressionism.
📚 The lesson reviewed various Expressionist movements such as Neoprimitivism, Fauvism, Dadaism, Surrealism, and Social Realism, as well as two types of Abstractionism: Representational and Pure.
🌍 The script emphasizes the transformation of modern art in the Philippines into a diverse range of expressions and mediums, reflecting a universal perspective with a distinctly Filipino spirit.
👨‍🎨 National Artist of the Philippines for Visual Arts Jose Hoay was introduced as a printmaker, painter, and mixed media artist known for his abstract expressionism and dynamic compositions.
🖼️ The artwork 'Hills of Nico' by Jose Hoay was explained as an allegory to human imperfections, using earth colors to symbolize weaknesses and green and blue hues to represent life and hope.
🌆 Vicente Manzala was mentioned as a cubist painter and illustrator whose work 'Madonna of the Slums' portrays the urbanization of a mother and child from the countryside.
🌿 Hernando Ocampo was recognized for inventing a new mode of abstractionism, using movement and bold colors in his compositions, exemplified by his piece 'Growth'.
🎼 The lesson also covered other Filipino artists like Mauro Malang Santos, known for his original approach to figurative painting, and Roberto Chabet, known as the father of Philippine conceptual art.
📝 The video concludes with an interactive assessment and a homework assignment encouraging students to create a work of art inspired by their favorite OPM (Original Pilipino Music) song.