Philippine Art: Pre-Conquest Terms and Concepts

FAQ: Was there ______ before colonization?

Everyday expressions were all integrated within rituals that marked significant moments in a community life like planting and harvesting, funerary ceremonies, ______, etc.

Creative forms such as pottery, weaving, carving, metalwork and jewelry also embody aesthetic, technological and ______ values that exist in various forms with the present.

Before there were cities and large monuments, the pre-colonial Filipino hunted food and games that were shared among members of a community in a gathering where they told stories about the ______.

In this simple activity alone evolved: - rituals - music - dance - theater - ______

Vibrant Musical Culture: KUDYAPI, GANGSA, KULINTANG, NATIVE DANCE FORMS, PANGALAY (Sulu) – is mimetic of the movement of ______.

KINABUA (Mandaya), BANOG-BANOG (Higaonon), MAN-MANOK (Bagobo) – imitate the movements of ______

TALIP ( Ifugaos) – is used in courtship and is mimetic of the movements of wild ______

INAMONG ( Matigsalugs) and KADALIWAS (T’bolis) – represent comedic movements of ______

TINIKLING – a popular tagalog folk dance is evocative of the movements of the ______, balancing itself on stilt-like legs

CARVING BULUL – a rice god of the ______

SARIMANOK OKIR POTTERY MANUNGGUL JAR – FOR ______