61. Category:Filipino Art - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia + Art museums and galleries in the Philippines. Pages in category filipino art . There are 5 pages in this section of this category. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Filipino_art

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62. Philippine Art | Philippine Art Scene | Filipino Art Philippines Philippine Art Philippine Art Scene Know the latest news, events and other happenings in Philippine art and culture scene in the Philippines! http://philippineartscene.blogspot.com/

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63. Virtual Gallery For All Filipino Artists Around The World Free gallery for all filipino artists around the world. http://www.philippineartists.com/

Photo Gallery Submit a site Links Archive ... Independence Art Show L-R Standing: Rol Lampitoc, Frank Cruzet, Livvy Camacho (MC), Frank Tonido (behind), Nelia Tonido, Mr. Manolo Arnaldo (PNB Rapit Remit Canada), Mama Ching Quejas (KCCC), Cobie Cruz, Consul General Alejandro Mosquera, Dong Magalona, PAG Prez Dunluna, Maria Nelie Bautista, Rocille Lampitoc, Atty Abesamis (PhilCan Ctr), Mogi Mogado, L-R Seated: Romi MananQuil, Rolly Abarilla, Omel Masalunga, Jhun Ciolo Diamante, Jun Afable, Toots Quiachon. (Not in picture are: Wilfred Alinas, Archimedes Cruzado, Tony Leyco, Joejene Santos, Manny de Jesus, Arthur Ibarra, Koni Marcoux, Joey Rollo, Ed Araquel and Tony Doctor.) The Philippine Artist Group of Canada, fresh from two just concluded almost simultaneous art shows in celebration of the 109th anniversary of the declaration of Philippine independence, opened its 3rd and biggest art exhibition this year in less than a week. The show runs until Monday, June 25. For gallery hours and particulars, pls. call at (416) 396-4112. Pls. visit the PAG websites at

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65. Philippine Art And Literature Websites Artes de las Filipinas also features stories of unique acquisitions by filipino art collectors throughout the country and the rest of the world. http://www.pinoysites.org/art

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67. Art News And Features The dramatic achievement of the filipino work has reinforced international respect for filipino art, according to Ramon Orlina, president of the Art http://www.seasite.niu.edu/Tagalog/Tagalog_Default_files/art_news_and_features.h

Bahay Kubo and the Filipino Concept of Space Under one roof By Augusto F. Villalon A traditional bahay kubo which can still be seen in most rural areas of the Philippines THE WAY we live tells us who we are, so our homes are dead giveaways. The way we arrange our homes show how we like to live and how we relate to the other people who live with us. The positioning of furniture and choice of embellishments are personal choices. However, the arrangement of the different spaces inside a house and their varying degrees of privacy demonstrate the lifestyle patterns of each culture. The traditional bahay kubo follows the centuries-old Southeast Asian rural archetype of the single-room dwelling where all family activities happen in one space. After sleeping mats are rolled up in the mornings, the same space is given over to daytime activities that sometimes spill outdoors to the shaded areas underneath the house. The rural bahay kubo evolved into the bahay na bato , where the size of the house was enlarged but much of the single-room lifestyle remained. It was not uncommon for sleeping mats to be

68. Artes De Las Filipinas :: Philippine Arts And Antiques. Articles, Reviews, And D The arts of the Philippines. A Website in Honor of Philippine arts and Culture. http://www.artesdelasfilipinas.com/

A Website in Honor of Philippine Arts and Antiquities Pagina Principal Sobre Nostros Archivos Galeria de la Foto ... Contactanos Presents the life story and works of master and emerging artists Collectors tell their stories and share their perspectives on art Review and rate Philippine art books A venue for buying and selling artworks online. Links to other ART WEBSITES ARTicles Artist Interview: Marcel Belleza Antonio: by Christiane de la Paz The works of Marcel Antonio belong to an expressive and non-literary tradition of storytelling. He began his career in 1983 while still a sophomore in the University of the Philippines College of Fine Arts. He was talented and his art had a sense of magical realism, brimming with quirky contemporary mythologies through a feminine point of view. Much later, he very much impressed his professors and others with whom he came into contact.Through the years, Marcel Antonio’s career soared high and his works became deeply embedded in the viewer’s collective consciousness. Now at age 41, Marcel Antonio in this interview talks about his beginnings, his art, his progress and development as a young artist of note, and a preview of his very personal life.... LEE MAS...

69. The Art Newspaper How does one get around the obstacle of geography to discover what is new in filipino art? Perhaps the most accurate barometer of current trends is provided http://www.theartnewspaper.com/article01.asp?id=693

70. Xs To XL: Filipino Artists Expanding Art - Sculpture Square Limited - Absolutear xs to XL filipino Artists Expanding Art Sculpture Square Limited If you think bringing in a sculpture exhibition to Singapore means importing huge and http://www.absolutearts.com/artsnews/2002/07/26/30142.html

login password artist portfolio gallery portfolio MYabsolutearts help media kit about us services ... DISCUSS Indepth Arts News: "xs to XL: Filipino Artists Expanding Art" 2002-07-26 until 2002-08-25 Sculpture Square Limited , , SG Singapore If you think bringing in a sculpture exhibition to Singapore means importing huge and heavy blobs of bronze or marble – think again. A group of contemporary Filipino artists, including Cecilia Avancena, Gerardo Tan, Katya Guerrero, Sid Hildawa and After Liwayway Recapping Co., prove that sculpture can be conceived and practised otherwise – creating art works that are small and light, but capable of expanding once installed in the designated space. When the exhibition is over, these works can then be packed and shipped again in a small container 110cm x 110cm x 92cm to the next destination. According to curators Judy Freya Sibayan and Matt Price, the idea and title for the exhibition came out of a very practical concern – how to transport works of art from on country to another at low cost. General Manager of Sculpture Square, Tay Swee Lin, set one basic restriction for the artists: that they should find their own funding to ship the works from Manila to Singapore and then back again. "Working within these logistical and financial constraints, artists are challenged to come up with creative solutions without contradicting or compromising their practice," Tay notes. The result? Art that though visually small, embodies complex ideas. Sibayan elaborates: "Each of these pieces questions the system of production, circulation, distribution and reception of art, and ultimately, expands the boundaries of art and the imagination."

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72. History Of Martial Arts | Escrima | Philipino Martial Arts | Filipino Martial Ar A Philipino martial art that has been developed over many decades. It utilizes the short stick as the main weapon. It has sport application as well http://www.allmartialarts.com/KIXCO/History/escrima.htm

Korean Martial Arts Hap Ki Do Tae Kwon Do Chinese Martial Arts Tai Chi Chuan Kung Fu Wu Shu Japanese Martial Arts ... Philipino Martial Arts Escrima Home Escrima A Philipino martial art that has been developed over many decades. It utilizes the short stick as the main weapon. It has sport application as well self-defence application.

73. Culture ( A project of the Philippine Folk Art Society of Quebec). The Kalinangan Dance Troupe is a group of young filipino Canadian Dedicated to http://folkartsociety.homestead.com/culture.html

@import url(http://www.homestead.com/~media/elements/Text/font_styles.css); Since May 20, 2000 POSTAL ADDRESS: P.O Box 341, Station B, Montreal, DATE FOUNDED AND INCORPORATED: December 4, 1984 Kalinangan/Culture Newsletter NATURE OF THE SOCIETY The Philippine Folk Art Society of Quebec, is a non profit organization incorporated under Part Three of the Quebec GENERAL OBJECTIVE To preserve the Filipino cultural heritage and to promote appreciation and understanding of Filipino values, traditions, history and culture. Full Story KALINANGAN DANCE TROUPE ( A project of the Philippine Folk Art Society of Quebec) The Kalinangan Dance Troupe is a group of young Filipino Canadian Dedicated to the preservation of Philippine culture and traditions through music, song and dance. The group was formed in May 1996 through the initiative of Alvin Veloso,who has been the president of the Philippine Folk Art Society of Quebec since 1992,and was formally introduced to the community during the Philippine Centennial Year celebration with their debut performance of "Pilipino Ako" and "Bayan Ko"

74. Escrima - The Filipino Martial Art | Information And Web Site Links Escrima is a popular filipino martial art dating back to the 1500s, during the colonization of the Philippine Islands by the Spanish. http://www.statssheet.com/articles/article37983.html

Home Tour Register FAQ ... Search Login: Password: Advice Animals Automobiles Business ... More Articles Escrima - The Filipino Martial Art By: George Royal Escrima is a popular Filipino martial art dating back to the 1500s, during the colonization of the Philippine Islands by the Spanish. Escrima is a very simplified but practical form of combat technique originally designed as a self-defense tool. Escrima is also known by many other names such as Eskrima, Arnis, Arnis de Mano, Kali and FMA (Filipino Martial Art). Because of its effectiveness, Escrima is also taught extensively in many Special Forces including the Navy Seals and Army Special Forces. Brief History: Many believe that Escrima or Filipino Martial Art originated from Chinese influenced Indonesian fighting tactics such as Kun Tao, Chuan Fa and Tai Chi double stick forms. Others believe the Escrima art form to be wholly developed by the Filipino people. However, the most plausible explanation seems to be rooted in the history of the Spanish colonization. When the Spanish occupied the Philippine Islands, a form of art similar to Escrima had already existed but was only recreational. However, this art began to develop into a more martial discipline when the Spanish prohibited indigenous Filipino weapons such as the Bolo (machete), daggers and fighting sticks in the 1700s. It remained a clandestine art until the Americans took over in 1898. From then on, the Filipino Martial Art started to gain recognition and popularity.

75. 19th Century Filipino Art « Remembrance Of Things Awry It was a masterpiece in the Art Deco style by the Cornell Universitytrained architect Don Tomas Mapua. He was the first registered filipino architect. http://remembranceofthingsawry.wordpress.com/category/19th-century-filipino-art/

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76. Philippine High School For The Arts - Official Web Site - School Profile The Philippine High School for the arts (PHSA) is a special school founded on June 11, 1977 and established by Presidential Decree (PD) 1287. http://www.culturalcenter.gov.ph/phsa/school_profile.html

The Philippine High School for the Arts (PHSA) is a special school founded on June 11, 1977 and established by Presidential Decree (PD) 1287. In 1990, under Executive Order 420, the school was converted into a regular government agency attached to the Department of Education (DepEd) and implements its program in consultation with the Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP). The school is a public, secular, non-profit institution that combines a general secondary education level program with a special curriculum geared toward recognizing and developing highly talented and exceptionally gifted artists and leaders educated and committed to the preservation, enhancement and promotion of the Filipino heritage through culture and the arts.

77. The Expat: Filipino Art On French Walls filipino Art on French Walls. Published in What s On Expat, 23 December 2007 The French have a long and proud tradition of association with the visual http://auspat.blogspot.com/2007/12/filipino-art-on-french-walls.html

The Expat DL Keur www.nakedgenius.com Henry Bateman the expat/pissedpoet An Australian artist/photographer who located to the Philippines in August 2005. His current work can be seen at www.pissedpoetpics.com View my complete profile Fine Art Photographers Art Links pissedpoet pics - the web site PicassoMio Boundless Gallery Photospace - ANU ... Photography resources - directory of photography related websites and discussion groups. Links pissedpoet pics - the web site Jon Swift the new york hack a very pinoy blog ... macdonalds animal farm Blog Archive January Roof II Photojournalism Defined by its Space Condo ... January Sorta Sorted pic of the week How it is Thinking Out Loud So It Goes ... guest gallery var sc_project=1586997; var sc_invisible=1; var sc_partition=14; var sc_security="866a46a4"; Sunday, December 23, 2007 Filipino Art on French Walls The French have a long and proud tradition of association with the visual arts with many 19th and 20th Century French artists being household names throughout the world. Who has not heard of Monet, Degas or Duchamp to mention just three? Less well known is the 17th Century French printmaker Jacques Callot. His innovations improved etching to such an extent that his work became a favored collectable of the Dutch master Rembrandt, a formidable printmaker in his own right. Behind the information desk and a little to its right is a lithograph by national artist Jerry Elizaide Navarro. It is a1999 untitled commedia dell'arte inspired rendering of the comic/tragic theatre masks. Where the comic mask wears a salacious leer and the tragic mask questions the audience, it is a delightfully whimsical reading of the age old clich©.

78. Philippine Culture An online journal of a filipino comics writer and artist. It also contains news and updates on the Philippine Comics Art Museum http://pinas.dlsu.edu.ph/culture/culture.html

Search Philippine Culture This is the one thing that separates us from the rest of the world - our colorful and lively culture that makes us distinctly Filipino. This includes traditions, language, arts, etc. which are found in museums, churches and galleries, found within the heart of the key cities. Most provinces have their own identifying folk dances too wherein they showcase the elegance and beauty of the way we do things, the way we dress, the way we see things as shown in different paintings, as we have been influenced by events that happened in our history. Filipino Heritage: Kasaysayan ng Lahing Pilipino www.filipinoheritage.com/about_us.htm This site has sections about Philippine arts, costumes, traditions and customs, food, history and religion. It also features an essay about indigenous music that is uniquely Filipino. Bansa.Org www.bansa.org/ Bansa.org is a non-profit organization that is dedicated to improve the understanding and appreciation of Philippine history, culture, dialects, arts and geography. Aklatang Pambata Online www.aklatangpambata.org

79. Welcome To Art Gallery Offers search by artist for their exhibits and awards or by gallery name. http://www.artgallery.com.ph/

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80. PHILIPPINE ART & CULTURE - CHAN ROBLES VIRTUAL LAW LIBRARY A comprehensive guide to Philippine Art Culture. Featured by CHAN ROBLES AND ASSOCIATES LAW FIRM. http://www.chanrobles.com/philippineculture.htm

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