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What term refers to the ability to discern appropriate art materials?
What is the primary factor influencing the choice of art materials?
The appropriate art materials ultimately serve the purpose of what?
An artist's work can best express their _____ when using the right materials.
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What defines a contemporary artwork?
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What is the act of duplicating original artwork called?
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What is essential for creating a unique contemporary artwork?
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What describes materials that originate naturally from a locality?
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What defines indigenous art materials?
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Which of the following is NOT considered a local art material?
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How can local art materials be classified?
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What is a characteristic of non-traditional art materials?
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Which of the following is a step in creating mini art using local art materials?
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Which of the following is NOT considered an indigenous art material?
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What is the scientific name of the abaca plant?
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Which material is classified as a kind of grass?
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What primary region is associated with the cultivation of abaca?
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Capiz shells are derived from which type of organism?
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Rattan is primarily used for what purpose?
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Which of the following materials is abundant throughout the archipelago?
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What is a common artistic application for cleaned capiz shells?
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What is a crucial step in the process of creating a work of art?
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How does the availability of local art materials impact an artist's creativity?
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What should an artist be sensitive about when selecting art materials?
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What role do local or indigenous art materials play in creating contemporary art?
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Which of the following can be a source of art materials for an artist?
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What does 'discriminating eye' mean for an artist in the context of selecting materials?
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What ability should an artist develop regarding seemingly unusable objects?
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Why is it important for an artist to consider their immediate surroundings when selecting materials?
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What is the scientific name for small cowrie shells commonly used in jewelry and crafts?
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Which type of materials are typically classified as traditional art materials?
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What is junk art primarily made from?
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Which of the following statements reflects the resourcefulness of an artist?
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What role do dried leaves play in the context of art creation?
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Which statement correctly describes the term 'diskarte' in relation to local art materials?
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What defines non-traditional art materials in the context of local art?
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What can be inferred about the use of palm, pandanus, or sea grass leaves in art?
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Study Notes
Local Art Materials
- Philippine artists often utilize local materials for their art.
- The choice of art materials is crucial for the artwork's execution and purpose.
- Artists should be resourceful and creative, using readily available items.
Types of Local Art Materials
- Abaca: A strong fiber extracted from the plant, Musa textilis. Widely used in the Bicol Region and Mindanao.
- Coconut Shells: Found in abundance throughout the country where coconut palm trees (Cocos nucifera) are planted. Used for various purposes, including carving and cooking utensils.
- Bamboo: A type of grass (Bambusoideae) found throughout the Philippines. The stems are frequently used in art and crafts.
- Capiz Shells: Derived from the windowpane oyster. Found in coastal waters. Used for artistic projects like windows, lanterns, and walls.
- Rattan: A climbing palm (Calamoideae) found in Western Visayas and Mindanao. Commonly used for furniture, handicrafts, and building materials.
- Cowrie Shells: Small, vibrantly colored shells (Cypraea chinensi) found around the Philippine islands. Often used in jewelry and shell crafts.
- Junk Materials: Discarded items, like plastic, wood, and metal. Utilized in the art form known as junk art.
- Dried Leaves: Found everywhere, ranging in color from pale yellow to dark brown. Used in dried leaf art and for making mats (banig).
- Plant Seeds: Obtained from farms and rural areas, or commercially. Used for creating seed art.
- Rocks and Sand: Abound in various sizes and colors, allowing for diverse art forms.
Traditional vs. Non-Traditional Art Materials
- Traditional Art Materials: Common art supplies often purchased from stores, like crayons, oil pastels, watercolor, and colored pencils.
- Non-Traditional Art Materials: Materials not typically used in art, such as coffee, plastic bottles, and recyclable materials similar to those used in junk art.
Local Art Material Categories
- Indigenous Art Materials: Materials that are naturally found in a specific area.
- Local Art Materials: Materials that are available in a region, including both indigenous and introduced materials.
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Explore the diverse local materials used by Filipino artists in their creations. This quiz covers key resources such as abaca, coconut shells, bamboo, capiz shells, and rattan. Understanding these materials is essential for appreciating the creativity and resourcefulness of Philippine art.
