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In this era the art before the first colonists arrived. The Philippines already had a distinctive and extensive indigenous art heritage at that time. Art were made on cave walls, rocks, trees, and walls to express art. They also produce stone-based crafts, jewelry, and weapons.

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Spanish colonizers brought formal artwork, sculpture, and architecture to the Philippines during this time. Spanish colonial times taught us how to create sculpture, exquisite metalwork, metal casting, furniture, textile arts, and fiesta decor in the Spanish style. The majority of the artworks produced have Catholic religious overtones.

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The introduction of the American educational system was the "biggest contribution" of American colonialism in the Philippines because of how pervasive and profound an impact it had on Filipino culture and way of life both during and after the colonial period. Because of this, there are numerous universities built today. All Filipinos had access to schooling during this time. Architecture dominated the American era, while landscape paintings predominated.

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They influenced the way we wrote poetry; at this time, the Filipinos lack freedom. The war halted the growth of art, according to those who claim that the invasion caused all Filipinos to live in terror, misery, and suffering. Despite the Japanese invasion, some artists continued to express themselves via various forms of art.

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With Filipino freedom of speech and technological development, Filipinos are now expressing themselves through photography, digital art, pencil tips, junk art, and more. Art can now also be used to express an artist's feelings about economic, social and governmental conditions through editorials and cartoons. This art is not just for eye-catching, it's for everyone to know in other words it is for awareness.

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