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What primary purpose does the Vacul serve for the Ivatans of Batanes?
Which art form is specifically associated with the T'boli people of Mindanao?
What is the significance of the tattoos called Pinta among the inhabitants of the Panay Islands?
In contemporary art, which of the following is a common subject matter?
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What do the T'bolis believe about the designs of T'nalak?
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What was Lang Dulay recognized for in her lifetime?
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What is the primary characteristic of abstract expressionism?
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Which of the following statements best describes the subject matter in contemporary art?
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Which period marks the beginning of contemporary art?
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What was the cultural reaction that led to the emergence of contemporary art in the Philippines?
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What does kinetic art primarily focus on?
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Feminist art primarily addresses issues related to which of the following?
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Which of the following best defines graffiti art?
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How does body art differ from other art forms?
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Which art form involves the use of video technology for creation?
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What is the main focus of op art?
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What characterizes contemporary art in terms of traditional art rules?
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Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of contemporary art?
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What is considered as a time frame for contemporary art?
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Where can contemporary Philippine art typically be found?
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Which statement best defines contemporary art?
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Which aspect of contemporary Philippine art is highlighted in the definition provided?
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How does contemporary art view the concept of originality?
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Which medium is NOT typically associated with contemporary art?
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What architectural style was brought by schools like UP Diliman and Siliman University?
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Who are the American teachers that taught in the Philippines during the educational reforms?
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Which of the following artworks was created by Guillermo Tolentino?
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What was the impact of the Japanese occupation on Filipino art?
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Which of the following best describes the Philippine Modern Art Era?
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What style of poetry is a 'Haiku'?
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Which artist was known for creating the 'Ginebra San Miguel' logo?
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What type of art emerged during the Modern Period between 1946 and 1969?
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What period is characterized by utilizing drawings on rocks to express religious symbols?
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Which form of art emerged as a result of Spanish colonization?
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What was the primary focus of art during the Pre-Colonial Period?
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The Manunggul Jar is an example of art from which period?
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What style of architecture was notably influenced during the Spanish Period in the Philippines?
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Which of the following serves as a musical form based on the Catholic faith that emerged during the Spanish Period?
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Which dance represents mimetic movements of wild fowls in the Pre-Colonial Period?
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During which period did education become widely introduced in the Philippines?
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Study Notes
General Concepts of Art
- Contemporary Art: Refers to art produced in the second half of the 20th century and the 21st century, characterized by a departure from traditional rules and emphasizing the artist's statement about life and human experiences.
- Characteristics: Contemporary art lacks a distinct feature or single characteristic, includes self-taught artists, and original content is not a priority. It exists outside traditional museum settings.
Contemporary Philippine Art
- Evolution from early civilization to the present day, showing the social and cultural realities of the Philippines since the 1970s.
- Often displayed in public spaces such as shopping centers, parks, and transport stations.
Regional Contemporary Art Forms
- Art forms utilize local materials specific to each region.
- Batanes: The Ivatans craft the Vacul, a traditional headgear made from the fibers of the vuyavuy palm, for sun protection during farming.
- Panay Islands: Known for tattoos (Pinta) symbolizing valor, leading to the festival “Pintados.”
- Mindanao: The T'bolis produce T'nalak, a traditional hand-woven fabric from Abaca fibers, based on designs inspired by dreams.
Important Figures
- Lang Dulay: National Living Treasures Awardee, known for preserving the T'nalak weaving tradition.
Subject Matter and Style in Contemporary Art
- Subject matter is diverse, focusing on themes such as children, women, and environmental issues, often requiring viewer engagement to interpret meaning.
- Dominant movements include abstract expressionism, kinetic art, Op art, performance art, environmental art, feminist art, minimalism, video art, graffiti art, body art, and digital art.
Art Movements Overview
- Abstract Expressionism: Emphasizes spontaneous emotion through heavy lines and colors.
- Kinetic Art: Incorporates motion, whether through wind or mechanical power.
- Op Art: Creates optical illusions and visual effects.
- Feminist Art: Addresses gender issues, societal treatment, and expressions of identity.
Philippine Art History Timeline
- Pre-Colonial (900 - 1521): Art represented religious beliefs and daily life; rock art and jewelry were prominent.
- Spanish Period (1521 - 1898): Formal art introduced, primarily religious, with influences from European styles like Baroque and Rococo.
- American Period (1898 - 1940): Introduction of Art Nouveau, establishment of educational institutions, and influences from American artists.
- Japanese Period (1941 - 1945): Art development halted due to war; limited freedom of expression.
- Modern Art Period (1946 - 1969): Focus on postwar artistic movements with diverse Western influences, showcasing 'ugly' art.
Notable Examples Across Periods
- Pre-Colonial: Performative arts like the Talip dance, and artifacts like the Manunggul Jar.
- Spanish: Miagao Church (Baroque), the musical genre of Kundiman, and the Zarzuela theater.
- American: Sculptures by Guillermo Tolentino, like the Oblation at UP Diliman, and architecture by Daniel Burnham.
- Japanese: Artwork by Fernando Amorsolo depicting war-torn Manila and the creation of nationalistic songs.
- Modern: Artworks showcasing various influences like pop art, abstraction, and environmental themes.
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Test your knowledge on Contemporary Philippine Art from the Region. This quiz explores various aspects, including techniques, artists, and cultural significance of contemporary art in the Philippines. Perfect for students in SHS-CPAR.
