Z. Ihe contemporary art is therefore a fluid term, and its use can change depending on the con-texts, in this case historical and StylisUL. 3. National Artist Victorio Edades is credited for initiating the Modern Art movement that challenged the neoclassical style. 4. National Artist Arturo Luz continued to produce paintings in his 90s and well into the 21st. 5. Modern artists do not aim to copy and idealize reality: instead, they change the colors and flatten the picture instead of creating illusions of depth, nearness, and farmess. Irut INve true True True 6.Art is also described by art historians like Guillermo as "academic" along with other established styles imported from Europe via Spanish colonizatin 7. Hernando Ocampo. Vicente Manansala, Victor Oteyza, Ramon Estella and Cesar Legaspi were actively depicting the social conditions in the aftermath World War I. True Ive 8. Modern Art is referred to as "Traditional compared to Contemporary Art. 9. In its simplest sense Neoclassicism is "academic" as it was and continues to be taught in schools, particularly the then University of the Philippins School of Fine Arts (now UP College of Fine Arts) True Irue 10. Contemporary Art is the art of the present, which is continuously in pracess and in flux. II. Neaclassical style is included in the curriculum or informally through workshops and apprenticeships, or through self-learning ar self-study, as frue case of many artists from the regions outside Manila. 12. Carlos francisco's depiction of fishing as a difficult process, while Amorsola's rendition emphasizes calm and placidity. true true 13. The Modern artists led by Edades challenged what were described as "conservative" art seen in the works of National Artists Fernando Amors Guillermo Tolentino. 14. Today, we refer to these works as examples of Modern Art, produced between the American colonial periods to the Post-war period. 15. The styles of Modern Art for example are now part of art school curricula and have become academic. 16. Moro-Moro is a type of secular komedya. 17. Komedya de santo it centers on the life af Christ or any saint. 18. A similar ritual known as cañao or kanyaw is found in the cordillera autonomous region. 19. In art historical terms, we refer to art before the coming of the first colonizers as "Pre- conquest". 20. Long before the coming of the Spaniards, the pre-colonial peoples of the Philippines already possessed a varied and vibrant musical cultum 21. Context-refers to settings, condition, circumstances, and occurrences affecting production and reception or audience response to an art 22. A remarkable BULUL collection can be viewed in storage at Hiwang Village, Banaue, Ifugao. 23. Nature can be seen as a source of inspiration and a wellspring of materials for art production. 24. Artist's Background The artist's age, gender, culture economic conditions, social environment, and disposition 25. During the dry season, the rituals specialist or MUMBAKIwould perform a ritual where the figure is drenched in pig's blood. thue Thie

Z. Ihe contemporary art is therefore a fluid term, and its use can change depending on the con-texts, in this case historical and StylisUL. 3. National Artist Victorio Edades is credited for initiating the Modern Art movement that challenged the neoclassical style. 4. National Artist Arturo Luz continued to produce paintings in his 90s and well into the 21st. 5. Modern artists do not aim to copy and idealize reality: instead, they change the colors and flatten the picture instead of creating illusions of depth, nearness, and farmess. Irut INve true True True 6.Art is also described by art historians like Guillermo as "academic" along with other established styles imported from Europe via Spanish colonizatin 7. Hernando Ocampo. Vicente Manansala, Victor Oteyza, Ramon Estella and Cesar Legaspi were actively depicting the social conditions in the aftermath World War I. True Ive 8. Modern Art is referred to as "Traditional compared to Contemporary Art. 9. In its simplest sense Neoclassicism is "academic" as it was and continues to be taught in schools, particularly the then University of the Philippins School of Fine Arts (now UP College of Fine Arts) True Irue 10. Contemporary Art is the art of the present, which is continuously in pracess and in flux. II. Neaclassical style is included in the curriculum or informally through workshops and apprenticeships, or through self-learning ar self-study, as frue case of many artists from the regions outside Manila. 12. Carlos francisco's depiction of fishing as a difficult process, while Amorsola's rendition emphasizes calm and placidity. true true 13. The Modern artists led by Edades challenged what were described as "conservative" art seen in the works of National Artists Fernando Amors Guillermo Tolentino. 14. Today, we refer to these works as examples of Modern Art, produced between the American colonial periods to the Post-war period. 15. The styles of Modern Art for example are now part of art school curricula and have become academic. 16. Moro-Moro is a type of secular komedya. 17. Komedya de santo it centers on the life af Christ or any saint. 18. A similar ritual known as cañao or kanyaw is found in the cordillera autonomous region. 19. In art historical terms, we refer to art before the coming of the first colonizers as "Pre- conquest". 20. Long before the coming of the Spaniards, the pre-colonial peoples of the Philippines already possessed a varied and vibrant musical cultum 21. Context-refers to settings, condition, circumstances, and occurrences affecting production and reception or audience response to an art 22. A remarkable BULUL collection can be viewed in storage at Hiwang Village, Banaue, Ifugao. 23. Nature can be seen as a source of inspiration and a wellspring of materials for art production. 24. Artist's Background The artist's age, gender, culture economic conditions, social environment, and disposition 25. During the dry season, the rituals specialist or MUMBAKIwould perform a ritual where the figure is drenched in pig's blood. thue Thie