Images of nation Arturo Luz : first light.
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- NC 1055 .Im14 2017
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Aklatang Emilio Aguinaldo-Information Resource Center Filipiniana | NC 1055 .Im14 2017 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | 3FIL2018016237 |
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Ayala Museum, as part of its continuing exhibition program featuring the works of Philippine National Artists in the Visual Arts, presents the exhibition Arturo Luz: First Light, which opens 14 February 2017 at its Third Floor Galleries. Curated by historian, scholar, and educator Dr. Ambeth R. Ocampo, this exhibition celebrates the 90th birthday of Arturo Luz last November and his 60th year as a professional artist. First Light traces an arc from the genre, color, and pictorial representation of Luz's early works in the 1950s to the muted colors and simplified lines and shapes of the 1960s. In 1952, Arturo Luz created a series of paintings that marked the beginning of his life as a professional artist. The paintings from this time typically depict scenes from Philippine life. From this first figurative phase, Luz in the 1960s progressed from exuberance of color and subject to a simplification into line and form. The transition of his work into having a more minimal and architectural dimension would later become the hallmark of his work. This exhibition is part of Ayala Museum's Images of Nation program which showcases works by Filipino artists who have been named National Artists in the Visual Arts. Its primary aim is to share the extraordinary vision and formal excellence embodied in this award. The works are gathered from both institutional and private collections, some of which have never been exhibited to the public. --Ayalamuseum.org
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