Single Doors Motion

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John Betita Patrick Aguinaldo Henrick
Nepomuceno Dwayne Vargas Edjil Estrada Reeve
Tinaja David de Vera
The 13 Moderns
GROUP 4 MAS13
Presents..
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Alma quinto

• Born in 1961 in Pangasinan, Philippines. Lives
  and works in Quezon City. 

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• In 2003, Quinto embarked on a project in
  collaboration with young girls who had suffered
  sexual abuse, titled "Soft Dreams and Bed
  Stories"

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• Quinto's exhibit at Yokohama 2005 will also
  feature soft sculpture as part of this ongoing
  series. By incorporating symbols of family life
  into the exhibition

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• She conveys her conviction that everyday life is
  inextricably linked to creative and artistic
  expression - a characteristic of Philippine
  culture - and that it is when these are fused
  that social and political issues can be addressed
  and gender policies promoted.

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• Apart from her creative activities, she, through
  her position heading the women's art organization
  KASIBULAN, organizes activities to promote the
  improvement of the status of women in art.

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Jose Sabado Pardo

• a Painter and Architect
• - de Vera, David Paul G.

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Early Life

• Born in 18th day of April, 1916 Bayambang,
  Pangasinan
• Enrico Pardo and RemediosSabado

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Background

• Architecture and Painting UST
• Pardo was specialized in Urban Planning
• Environmental Planning Degree UP
• One term scholarship grant at the Massachusetts
  Institute of Technology
• His paintings was characterized by Bold-wavy
  Outline

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With the 13 Moderns

• VictorioEdades province mate, director of
  School of Architecture of Fine Arts (UST)
• - Edades was impressed with Pardos bold
  stylization of forms

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Works

• Muslim Woman Combing Her Hair (1943)
• - demonstrate his energetic contours
• - Long Hair
• -planar composition and intense color
  scheme that make it stand out in spite of
  its small size
• - Galo B. Ocampo (Aug. 1941, Philippine Review)

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• Pulubi (1952)
• or Beggar
• sharply drawn lines
• 3D water color
• Won 3rd place (1952), Art Association of the
  Philippines

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• Water Bearers (1951)
• - 3rd place, Art Association of the Philippines
• Stairway Pattern (1953)
• - Photography
• - 2nd Price, Art Association of the Philippines

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Presently

• Pardo is presently doing metal sculptures.

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Alma quinto

• Born in 1961 in Pangasinan, Philippines. Lives
  and works in Quezon City. 

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• In 2003, Quinto embarked on a project in
  collaboration with young girls who had suffered
  sexual abuse, titled "Soft Dreams and Bed
  Stories"

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• Quinto's exhibit at Yokohama 2005 will also
  feature soft sculpture as part of this ongoing
  series. By incorporating symbols of family life
  into the exhibition

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• Sheconveys her conviction that everyday life is
  inextricably linked to creative and artistic
  expression - a characteristic of Philippine
  culture - and that it is when these are fused
  that social and political issues can be addressed
  and gender policies promoted.

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• Apart from her creative activities, she, through
  her position heading the women's art organization
  KASIBULAN, organizes activities to promote the
  improvement of the status of women in art.

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Arsenio Capili

• (28 Oct 1914-1945)
• - Vargas, Dwayne A.

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• Arsenio Capili (28 Oct 1914-1945) was named as
  one of the Thirteen Moderns by Victorino
  Edades who was pleased by his works with bold
  lines, simplified figures and used palette
  emphasizing on tonal contrast. Those works were
  influenced by Carlos V. Franciso and Galo B.
  Ocampo.

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Anita Magsaysay Ho

• (Manila, 25 May 1914- )
• - Aguinaldo, Patrick Paulo A.

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• Anita Magsaysay-Ho (Manila, 25 May 1914- ) is
  known for her paintings that depict figurative
  abstracts of women at everyday tasks. Her nudes
  in charcoal are also bestsellers.

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• She studied painting in the U.P. School of Fine
  Arts under such prominent artist-teachers
  as Fabian dela Rosa, Fernando Amorsolo and Irineo
  Miranda. She graduated in 1933 then went to the
  U.S. to continue her studies at the Art Students
  League in New York and at the Cranbrook Academy
  of Arts in Michigan.

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• She was identified with the emerging Modernists,
  the only woman among the 13 new young talents who
  challenged the conservative school in the 1950s.
  In 1958, she was named as one of the 6
  Outstanding Filipino painters, along with Vicente
  Manansala, Arturo Luz, Hernando Ocampo, Carlos
  "Botong" Francisco, and Fernando Zobel, in Manila
  Chronicle s Sunday magazine This Week by 8
  prominent art figures.