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    The document discusses the National Artist Award in the Philippines, which recognizes eminent individuals for their significant contributions to the development of Philippine arts. It was established in 1972 by President Ferdinand Marcos. There are currently 66 awardees across various fields including dance, literature, music, theater, visual arts, film, architecture, and more. Many National Artists have created works that are showcased at the University of the Philippines Diliman, such as sculptures, murals, and architectural structures. The document provides details on the works and contributions of specific artists such as Fernando Amorsolo, Guillermo Tolentino, Abdulmari Asia Imao, Benedicto Cabrera, Jose Joya, Napoleon Ab

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    The document discusses the National Artist Award in the Philippines, which recognizes eminent individuals for their significant contributions to the development of Philippine arts. It was established in 1972 by President Ferdinand Marcos. There are currently 66 awardees across various fields including dance, literature, music, theater, visual arts, film, architecture, and more. Many National Artists have created works that are showcased at the University of the Philippines Diliman, such as sculptures, murals, and architectural structures. The document provides details on the works and contributions of specific artists such as Fernando Amorsolo, Guillermo Tolentino, Abdulmari Asia Imao, Benedicto Cabrera, Jose Joya, Napoleon Ab

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    The document discusses the National Artist Award in the Philippines, which recognizes eminent individuals for their significant contributions to the development of Philippine arts. It was established in 1972 by President Ferdinand Marcos. There are currently 66 awardees across various fields including dance, literature, music, theater, visual arts, film, architecture, and more. Many National Artists have created works that are showcased at the University of the Philippines Diliman, such as sculptures, murals, and architectural structures. The document provides details on the works and contributions of specific artists such as Fernando Amorsolo, Guillermo Tolentino, Abdulmari Asia Imao, Benedicto Cabrera, Jose Joya, Napoleon Ab

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    National Artists

    in the
    Philippines
    Understanding
    the National
    Artist Award
    LESSON 1
    National Artists
    Awards (NAA)
    - It remains to be the
    prestigious award
    giving panel in the
    Philippine art scene
    - it was established on
    1972
    3
    Understanding the National Artist
    Award

    National Artists Awards


    - the recipient of the award is
    automatically considered as an
    eminent national icon in the country.

    4
    National Artists Awards

    ✘ President Ferdinand
    Marcos, issued Presidential
    Decree No. 1001 in 1972,
    establishing the NAA.

    5
    Fernando Amorsolo

     the first recipient of


    the NAA and it was
    given to him
    ceremonially
     Awarded on 1972

    6
    As of the moment….there are 66
    awardees

    Dance literature

    Music
    theatre

    visual arts film and broadcast


    arts

    architecture, design
    and allied arts

    7
    Works of National Artists in
    Public Spaces: A Look at UP
    Diliman
    - Created UP Diliman’s
    University Icon “Oblation”
    - a geometric sculpture
    portraying a nude male with
    hands extended in an Awarded on 1973
    expression of sacrifice and
    freedom
    8
    Guillermo Tolentino's Oblation
    (1935)

    9
    Jorge B. Vargas Gallery in UP

    houses Amorsolo's nostalgic


    images of quaint scenery and
    idealized depictions of famous
    figures from the early 1900s era
    and Second World War
    Awarded on 1972

    10
    Jorge B. Vargas Gallery in UP

    11
    Abdulmari Asia Imao

     one of his biggest


    international sculptures
    placed at the Vargas
     He was awarded on
    2006

    12
    Benedicto Cabrera

    The UP Theatre has his


    classic “Variations of
    Sabel” (2015)
    constructed of aluminum
    sheets.
    Awarded on 2006

    13
    “Variations of Sabel” 2015

    14
    Jose Joya & Napoleon
    Abueva
    Jose – a painter
    Napoleon – a sculptor
    created collaborative pieces
    which later
    adorned the UP’s visual arts
    heritage

    15
    Jose Joya
    He created a mural in the Virata
    School of Business
    titled “Barter of Panay” (1978)
    - composed of alternating zones
    of black, white, orange, brown,
    and golden yellow in an Abstract
    Expressionist style Awarded on 2003

    16
    “Barter of Panay”- 1978

    17
    Napoleon Abueva
    created abstract sculpture
    “Spirit of Business” (1979)
    looks like something pulled out
    from science fiction as it
    consists of a metal disk with
    jagged spikes extending from it
    Awarded on 1976

    18
    “Spirit of Business”-1979

    19
    The Church of the Holy
    Sacrifice in UP Diliman
    - inaugurated in 1955
    - credited as the first
    Catholic Church in the
    country to be known for its
    Leandro Locsin
    mathematical complex
    Awarded on 1990
    computation
    20
    Church of the Holy Sacrifice

    It has a unique circular architecture with a thin shell


    dome
    21
    Vicente Manansala
    - created the mural arwork
    which uses the flat and
    angular shapes “15 Stations
    of the Cross” with the
    assistance of Ang Kiukok

    22
    Stations of the Cross

    23
    Jose Maceda
     a leading composer,
    musician and
    ethnomusicologist
     Declared as National
    Artist for Music
     Composed the
    “pagsamba”

    24
    Jose Maceda
    Pagsamba was composed of hundreds of
    mixed voices of indigenous musical
    instruments, such as bamboo buzzers,
    clappers and whistle flutes; and a prayer
    sung in Tagalog was incorporated.

    25
    Jose Maceda
     He also created the UP Center of
    Ethnomusicology in the Philippines and
    Southeast Asia, where he donated his valuable
    collections of sound recordings, field notes, and
    other material on ethnomusicology.
     The UNESCO Memory of the World recognised
    the importance of the Maceda Archives.

    26
    Traditions and
    Collaborative
    Works of National
    Artists
    Lesson 2
    TASK 3
    Google Classroom
    Make a ”Virtual
    Museum” of
    your Best
    Philippine
    National Artist
    with their
    personal info 29
    The link of your
    the museum must
    be “turned/hand
    in” in the Google
    classroom. If you
    are using PPT,
    just upload it in
    the classroom 30

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