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CJ Tañedo
Born
Caesar Joseph Tañedo

(1979-04-09) April 9, 1979 (age 45)
Makati City, Philippines
NationalityFilipino
OccupationPainter

CJ Tañedo (Born May 9, 1979 in Makati City, Philippines)[1] is a contemporary painter in the Philippine art scene. He came from a family with an artistic background and he once dreamt of becoming an architect,[2] until he entered college and discovered that painting is the career that he wants to pursue. He won several awards during and after college. He also had many group and solo exhibits inside and outside the country.

Education

CJ Tañedo studied his primary education in St. Joseph's College of Quezon City and he studied high school in Aquinas School San Juan where he was given "Artist of the Year" (1995-1996) award and he was also a "Deportment Awardee". He earned a bachelor's degree in Fine Arts major in Painting from University of Santo Tomas where he started his painting career and the university is known for its traditional/conservative way of learning arts. He learned the basic painting in university and he researched techniques to improve his works.

Influences

He was inspired by the works and craftsmanship of Gustav Klimt back when he was in college and also with the works of Degas, Rembrandt and Odd Nerum.[2] During his college, he was peers with noted Filipino artists such as Ivan Roxas, Lawrence Borsoto, Tyago Almario,Romel Villas, Mark Magistrado and Andres barrioquinto which is one year ahead of him and he was also a former student of Ronald Ventura, who is a Filipino artist and was known for setting a record for the Filipino as the most expensive item in Sotheby's auction.[3] Since he was surrounded by great Filipino painters, he became inspired to improve as a painter. Aside from that, he was also challenged to continue painting as a career because of the criticism that he heard from others regarding the career in painting. He became competitive and joined painting competitions where he won several awards and gained money through it.

Recognition

CJ Tañedo started making a name in the art scene since he was in college. He started as a Shell Art Competition finalist when he was in his second year in painting course and then it continued when he was in his third year, where he won 2nd place in A.A.P. on the spot painting competition and an honorable mention in T.U.P. on the spot contest. During the same year (1999), he was awarded again as a Shell finalist and was also awarded by Metrobank Young Painters Annual and NOKIA Art Awards Philippines. In the following year, he then again won in NOKIA Art Awards in Seoul, Korea, got 3rd Place in Shell Art competition, 2nd Place in A.A.P. annual competition (Painting Category) and received several awards from UST.

Career

After graduating college, he continued joining art competitions and won several wins and awards. He also worked part-time in their design company as a consultant of accessories in interior designing[2] and was once a part owner of some gallery in Tomas Morato, Quezon City. CJ Tañedo didn't study masteral in arts after graduating college and continued as a freelance painter. He have several group and solo exhibits and has a regular entry at Sotheby's auction.

Artworks

CJ Tañedo one of the few painters in the Philippines who brought the visual techniques of the renaissance art masters into the modern scene of the 20th century.[4] His artworks are mixtures of different discipline in traditional painting. The paintings made by him are mostly defined as dark and creepy. His art evolves as his interests change and as it matures over the time. Realism is his key factor in his artworks but he is also a fan of impressionism, expressionism and symbolism. His style, though, is figurative art. He prefer the use of oil paint and acrylic in painting. He uses the process of Flemish technique in his artworks and he adopts different ways on how to dry the layers of his painting quickly. His way of painting is putting many layers of paint in his artworks. His subjects varies on his different moods and events.

Exhibitions

Solo Exhibits

2003 :

  • MARCH ”Trudging through the ashes.” at Kulay Diwa Art Galleries. White gallery

2004 :

  • MAY “Raindrops & Sunshowers.” at BOSTON Gallery, main gallery

2005 :

  • APRIL “Sanctuaries.” at BOSTON Gallery, main gallery
  • JUNE “Under my Umbrella” at the Big & Small art gallery SM Megamall

2006 :

  • NOVEMBER ‘Water & dry-lands’ at BOSTON Gallery, upper gallery

2009 :

  • JULY ‘Compulsion’ at Tala Gallery

Selected Group Exhibits

  • E M O Gabuco, Tañedo, Zamora @ BOSTON Gallery, Boston St. Cubao Q.C. 26 May – 16 June 2001
  • ALAY 5 @ BOSTON Gallery, Boston St. Cubao Q.C. 8 December 2001 – 11 January 2002
  • Under Bleeding Rain And Sky Crystal Clear , Gabuco, Roxas, Tañedo, Zamora @ BOSTON Gallery 12 February – 4 March 2002.
  • Recent works @ Kulay Diwa Art Galleries first group show since its reopening. 11 August – 11 September 2002
  • ALAY 6 @ BOSTON Gallery, December 2002—January 2003
  • ONE - Ronald Caringal, Fernando Escora, Mark Magistrado, Oliver Ramos, Ivan Roxas, Jerson Samson, CJ Tañedo@ The Cubicle Art Gallery, Pasig city January – February 2003
  • One day I shut out the world – CJ Tañedo & Martin Sacramento @ BOSTON Gallery 29 March – 27 April 2003
  • Ignorance is bliss – Christopher Zamora, Carlo Gabuco, CJ Tañedo @ Kulay Diwa Art Galleries, White Gallery 20 April – 15 May 2003
  • Dog / God – young thomasian artist circle: Barrioquinto, Borsoto, Calubayan, Lindslee, Magistrado, Pacena, Roxas, CJ Tañedo, Valenzuela Cultural Center of the Philippines Bulwagang Juan Luna (Main Gallery) 10 February – 20 March 2005
  • UST Museum of Arts and Sciences Main Gallery January 10 – 28, 2005. (traveling exhibit)
  • Charming man - Kiko Escora, Ivan Roxas, Jethro Jocson, CJ añedo @ Arias Makati City, August 2005
  • Through the palette’s eye -Anita Magsaysay-Ho, Bencab, Malang, Pacita Abad, Manuel Baldemor, Steve Santos, Soler Santos, Mark Justiniani, Marcel Antonio, Elmer Borlongan, Jose Santos III, Alfredo Esquillo jr, Kiko Eskora, Hermes Allegre, Christian Tamondong, Rodel Tapaya, CJ Tañedo, Romeo Forbes, Yvees Belen and Bing Samonte @ Crucible Gallery SM Megamall bldg.a, Mandaluyong City, September 13–18, 2005
  • i. of disappointment - Andres Barrioquinto, Ivan Roxas, Lawrence Borsoto, & CJ Tañedo @ Blanc Gallery, April 2007.
  • Peculiar People - Andres Barrioquinto, Jon Jaylo,CJ Tañedo @ Tintero Art and Design Studio Oct 30-Nov 30 2007
  • Babylon Zoo – James Almario & CJ Tañedo, a yearly project exhibit at different galleries since 2006 onwards
  • Uiwang International Placard Art Festival 2007 - Korea
  • ENEMY – Art Center SM Megamal Nov 2010
  • Disposable Hero - 2011, Atro Mondo Gallery, Green Belt 5 Makati City

Awards/Citations received

2003 :

  • Top 50 Finalist – Philip Morris Group of Companies Philippine Art Awards

2001 :

  • Finalist – Metrobank Young Painter’s Annual Competition

2000 :

  • Merit Award; Outstanding Artistic Expression - NOKIA Art Awards Seoul, Korea
  • Juror’s Choice (Top 5) - NOKIA Art Awards Philippines
  • 2nd place - A.A.P. Annual Competition (Painting Category)
  • 3rd place - SHELL National Student’s Arts Competition
  • U.S.T. / PLDT Painting Competition
  • U.S.T. ‘on the spot’ Painting Competition
  • U.S.T. Most Out Standing Student Award

1999 :

  • 2nd place - A.A.P. Annual Competition (Representational Category)
  • T.U.P. ‘on the spot’ contest - Honorable Mention
  • Metrobank Young Painters’ Annual
  • Finalist - SHELL National Student’s Arts Competition
  • NOKIA Art Awards Philippines

1998 :

  • Finalist - SHELL National Student’s Arts Competition

1996 : (High School)

  • Artist of the Year 1995-1996, Aquinas School
  • Deportment Award

Notes

  1. ^ "Now Gallery Artist: CJ Tañedo". nowgallery.net. 2011. Retrieved 2014-03-16.
  2. ^ a b c "meet cj tañedo by anna kirsten". deviantart.com. 2007-11-19. Retrieved 2014-03-17. Cite error: The named reference "deviantart1" was defined multiple times with different content (see the help page).
  3. ^ "Ronald Ventura's Grayground". philnews.ph. 2011-04-05. Retrieved 2014-03-16.
  4. ^ "CJ Tañedo". artodyssey1.blogspot.com. Retrieved 2014-03-16.


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