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Which artwork is associated with the Ethnic Tradition of Philippine Arts?
What is the primary theme of Contemporary Art?
Which statement is FALSE regarding Modern and Contemporary Art?
What is the definition of Rhythm in the context of art?
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Which type of art requires movement from one place to another as a medium?
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What term describes the fusion of different art disciplines using various styles and media?
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What theme is common for Okir as a symbol in Maranao culture?
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What does Art Appreciation involve?
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What is the primary use of dance in the performing arts?
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What does the term 'hybridity' in Contemporary Art refer to?
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Which of the following is the first recipient of the National Artist Award?
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What does the principle of emphasis refer to in art?
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Which element of art is described as implying distances around components?
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What does shade describe in terms of value in art?
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What is Junk Art primarily made from?
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Which of the following artworks is not associated with Mindanao?
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Study Notes
Contemporary Art
- Represents art forms produced in the current era, reflecting contemporary culture and society.
- Example: Cinco Marias (Tres Marias Series) by Federico Aguilar Alcuaz.
Ethnic Tradition
- Art influenced by the environment where ancestors thrived, prominently seen in works like the Manunggul Jar.
- Key theme centers on national identity.
American Art
- Focuses on national identity through various art forms and practices.
Spanish Colonial Tradition
- Art characterized by religious influences in forms and styles, such as the St. Metropolitan Cathedral.
Rhythm in Art
- Principle denoting the repetition of elements to create patterns within artworks.
Misconceptions in Art Classification
- Modern Art spans from the 1970s to present; Contemporary Art includes art from the 1860s to the 1960s. Both statements regarding these definitions are inaccurate.
Performing Arts
- Involves use of the artist's body as a medium, requiring movement, encompassing forms like dance, theater, and music.
Art Appreciation
- Ability to interpret and enjoy man-made arts through hands-on experience or the satisfaction of possessing artworks.
Literary Arts
- Refers to contemporary art forms presented in written mode, emphasizing imaginative and artistic writing.
Okir and Torogan
- Okir symbolizes ancestral homes in Maranao culture, specifically the flower associated with the highest title holder in a village (Torogan).
Integral Art
- Fusion of various disciplines and styles in creating new art forms.
Negative Space
- Refers to the area around and between the subjects in artwork, crucial for composition.
Traditional Mindanao Artworks
- Buyayang, Singkil, and Salaam (Peace) exemplify traditional artistic expressions from Mindanao.
Elements of Performing Arts
- Utilize music in various forms: Film, Dance, and Theater.
Dance as an Art Form
- Involves expressive body movements in rhythm with music; serves as a medium for emotional expression.
Key Art Principles
- Harmony: Arrangement of elements in artwork for cohesive viewing.
- Hue: Another term for color, essential in art creation.
- Form: Represents the three-dimensional aspects of an artwork.
National Artist Award
- Highest accolade given to Filipino artists for significant contributions to Philippine arts, with Fernando Amorsolo being the first recipient.
Quilled Mosaic and Junk Art
- Quilled mosaic uses rolled paper strips for intricate designs.
- Junk Art utilizes discarded materials to create sculptures.
Insignia of the National Artist
- Grand Collar adorned with circular links, symbolizing various arts.
Recognition Law
- Presidential Proclamation No. 1001 s. 1972 established recognition for outstanding contributions to Philippine arts and letters.
Principles and Elements of Art
- Emphasis highlights impact of specific elements in artworks.
- Line: Defines shapes and forms; Space: Implies distances around components; Value: Relates to tint and shade, modified by adding black (shade).
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Test your knowledge on the various traditions of Philippine art, including contemporary works and ethnic influences. Explore key artworks and principles that shape the national identity in Philippine art. Discover how these elements interconnect in the rich tapestry of cultural expression.
