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In what year were the rock carvings declared a national cultural treasure?
In what year were the rock carvings declared a national cultural treasure?
- 1990
- 1965
- 1980
- 1973 (correct)
What is the primary significance of the Manunggul Jar?
What is the primary significance of the Manunggul Jar?
- It serves as a burial jar indicating beliefs about the afterlife. (correct)
- It is an ancient tool used for fishing.
- It represents a symbol of virility.
- It is a traditional weaving artifact.
What period does the Arch of the Centuries primarily represent?
What period does the Arch of the Centuries primarily represent?
- Pre-Colonial Period
- Spanish Colonial Period (correct)
- Contemporary Period
- American Colonial Period
What is the term for the balance achieved through equal visual weight in both halves of a composition?
What is the term for the balance achieved through equal visual weight in both halves of a composition?
What does the term 'Linglingo' symbolize in Philippine art?
What does the term 'Linglingo' symbolize in Philippine art?
Which of the following best defines achromatic color schemes?
Which of the following best defines achromatic color schemes?
Which of the following does NOT belong to the Pre-Colonial art forms in the Philippines?
Which of the following does NOT belong to the Pre-Colonial art forms in the Philippines?
What does the Tagalog root word 'baybay' mean?
What does the Tagalog root word 'baybay' mean?
What is the main characteristic of asymmetrical balance in art?
What is the main characteristic of asymmetrical balance in art?
During which century was the Arch of the Centuries built?
During which century was the Arch of the Centuries built?
Which element is primarily concerned with creating a focal point in a composition?
Which element is primarily concerned with creating a focal point in a composition?
How is harmony achieved in an artwork?
How is harmony achieved in an artwork?
What kind of influences did the Spanish colonial period introduce to Philippine art?
What kind of influences did the Spanish colonial period introduce to Philippine art?
What does rhythm in art primarily represent?
What does rhythm in art primarily represent?
Which of the following represents a method to achieve unity in art?
Which of the following represents a method to achieve unity in art?
What is often referred to as the 'Center of Interest' in an artwork?
What is often referred to as the 'Center of Interest' in an artwork?
Who created the first serialized Filipino cartoon strip, 'Mga kabalbalan ni Kenkoy'?
Who created the first serialized Filipino cartoon strip, 'Mga kabalbalan ni Kenkoy'?
What art movements significantly influenced Galo Ocampo's works?
What art movements significantly influenced Galo Ocampo's works?
Which artistic movement is characterized by a focus on social issues and everyday life?
Which artistic movement is characterized by a focus on social issues and everyday life?
Carlos Francisco was renowned for which of the following artistic contributions?
Carlos Francisco was renowned for which of the following artistic contributions?
In what year was Carlos Francisco posthumously conferred the title National Artist in Visual Arts?
In what year was Carlos Francisco posthumously conferred the title National Artist in Visual Arts?
Which term refers to the group of artists who emphasized modernism and innovation in their work?
Which term refers to the group of artists who emphasized modernism and innovation in their work?
What is one of the notable works of Carlos Francisco?
What is one of the notable works of Carlos Francisco?
What type of structure does a Relief sculpture primarily use?
What type of structure does a Relief sculpture primarily use?
What major themes characterized Philippine art during the Japanese Occupation from 1941-1945?
What major themes characterized Philippine art during the Japanese Occupation from 1941-1945?
Which of the following best describes 'Sculpture' as an art form?
Which of the following best describes 'Sculpture' as an art form?
What is a defining characteristic of Conceptual Art?
What is a defining characteristic of Conceptual Art?
Which art form primarily relies on performance to convey its message?
Which art form primarily relies on performance to convey its message?
Jose Rizal is recognized as which of the following in Filipino art history?
Jose Rizal is recognized as which of the following in Filipino art history?
Which of the following best describes the role of the Philippine Art Gallery opened by Arguilla?
Which of the following best describes the role of the Philippine Art Gallery opened by Arguilla?
What does the medium of film primarily use to convey narratives?
What does the medium of film primarily use to convey narratives?
In what way does music function as an art form?
In what way does music function as an art form?
What distinguishes a form from a shape in the context of art?
What distinguishes a form from a shape in the context of art?
Which of the following best describes implied textures?
Which of the following best describes implied textures?
How do artists create a variety of effects with colors?
How do artists create a variety of effects with colors?
Which of the following statements about organic forms is true?
Which of the following statements about organic forms is true?
What is the primary aspect of value in art?
What is the primary aspect of value in art?
In what way can textures contribute to a painting?
In what way can textures contribute to a painting?
What is saturation in the context of color?
What is saturation in the context of color?
Which element is crucial for creating an illusion of form in art?
Which element is crucial for creating an illusion of form in art?
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Study Notes
Art Composition Techniques
- Monochromatic Scheme: Utilizes one color in various shades to create visual stability. Example: Different shades of yellow.
- Achromatic Scheme: Refers to a color scheme without color, relying on whites, blacks, and greys.
- Symmetrical Balance (Formal Balance): Achieves equal distribution of visual weight, creating a mirror effect in composition.
- Asymmetrical Balance (Informal Balance): Achieves balance with differing weights, creating a dynamic feel without mirroring.
- Radial Balance: Elements radiate outwards from a central point, emphasizing harmony and symmetry.
- Unity vs. Harmony: Unity involves synchronization of different elements, while harmony focuses on similar elements working together.
Elements of Art
- Emphasis: Draws attention to a focal point, creating a “Center of Interest” in the artwork.
- Contrast: Highlights differences between opposing elements, enhancing visual interest.
- Harmony: Achieved through repeated elements (such as color or line) that work together effectively.
Historical Overview of Philippine Art
- National Cultural Treasure: The rock carvings discovered in 1965 were declared a national cultural treasure in 1973.
- Manunggul Jar: Dating back to 890-710 BC, an important archaeological find, valued for its craftsmanship and symbolism related to the afterlife.
- Linglingo: An ancient fertility and virility symbol in Philippine culture.
- Baybayin: Traditional writing system derived from the Tagalog word meaning “to spell.”
Influential Figures in Philippine Art
- Tony Velasquez: Creator of the first serialized Filipino comic strip, "Mga kabalbalan ni Kenkoy".
- Galo Ocampo: Noted for his rejection of academic tradition in favor of Western modernism and incorporation of Cubism and Surrealism.
- Carlos Francisco: Renowned for historical mural paintings and posthumously recognized as a National Artist in Visual Arts.
- Fernando Armosolo: Known for his artworks that depicted Filipino life during World War II, emphasizing social issues.
Modern Artistic Movements
- Thirteen Moderns: Group of artists in the Philippines known for introducing modernist techniques, emphasizing innovation.
- Neo-realism: A post-war movement focusing on social issues and daily life, blending artistic styles with Christian themes.
Forms of Art
- Visual Arts: Experienced through sight, including painting (application of pigments), sculpture (3D works), and film (storytelling through moving images).
- Performing Arts: Encompasses music, dance, and performance, bringing art to life through the physical presence.
Art Elements Explained
- Colors: Generated by the way objects reflect or emit light, creating a spectrum from hues to saturation and value.
- Form: A three-dimensional element with height, width, and depth; essential in architecture and sculpture.
- Textures: Relate to the tactile quality of a surface; can be perceived through implied textures in artwork or applied textures in sculptures.
- Value: Refers to the lightness or darkness of colors, crucial for creating depth and illusion in art.
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