Philippine Contemporary Arts
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Which of the following best describes the relationship between visual arts and other art forms?

  • Visual arts may share aspects and overlap with other artistic disciplines like performing arts, conceptual art, and textile arts. (correct)
  • Visual arts are entirely distinct and separate from performing arts, conceptual art, and textile arts.
  • Visual arts exclusively encompass performing arts, conceptual art and textile arts.
  • Visual arts is a broad category that includes film making exclusively.

A contemporary Filipino sculptor wants to create a piece that reflects the country's blend of tradition and modernity. Which approach would best align with this goal?

  • Strictly adhering to traditional wood carving techniques, avoiding any modern materials or methods.
  • Focusing on large-scale installations using plastics exclusively for its versatility.
  • Using solely imported materials like Italian marble to showcase global artistic connections.
  • Experimenting with a combination of locally sourced materials like wood and metal, incorporating both traditional carving and modern welding techniques. (correct)

An artist is commissioned to create a mural for a new community center. What should be the artist's primary consideration when integrating the mural with its surroundings?

  • Using only black and white paint to avoid distracting from the building's color scheme.
  • Harmoniously incorporating the architectural elements of the space into the mural's design. (correct)
  • Ignoring the architectural elements and focusing solely on the mural's message.
  • Choosing a style that clashes with the architecture to create visual interest.

Which of the following distinguishes decorative arts from architecture?

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Why is it important to preserve the cloth weaving traditions of the Cordillera tribes, despite the availability of mass-produced fabrics?

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A jewelry maker wants to create pieces that reflect the Philippines' artistic heritage. Which approach would be most appropriate?

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How has Philippine architecture adapted modern Western styles to suit the local context?

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An artist wants to create a painting that evokes a sense of spirituality. Which of the following approaches would be most effective?

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How did the return of Filipino graduates from American universities influence architecture in the Philippines during the early 20th century?

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Which of the following best describes a key characteristic of contemporary Philippine literature?

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What is the primary focus of spoken word as a performance art?

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How did the introduction of technologies like radio and film impact Philippine music during the American period and beyond?

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Which of the following statements accurately describes the collaborative nature of theatre?

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What cultural value is prominently represented by the Higantes sculptures in Angono, Rizal?

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What material is primarily used to construct the Higantes sculptures of Angono?

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What is the primary function of the Manunggul Jar?

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The Manunggul Jar is highly regarded for its artistic and historical significance. Which aspect primarily contributes to its recognition as a masterpiece of Philippine pre-colonial art?

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What typically concludes the Dinamulag Festival?

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What key principle was the Bohol Blood Compact between Sikatuna and Legazpi based upon?

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Which events are highlighted as part of the Dinamulag Festival?

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Amado V. Hernandez significantly influenced Filipino poetry by incorporating which element into his work?

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During the Marcos regime, what was the effect of restrictions on realistic portrayals?

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What has the art of making Pabalat transformed into?

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How did the Manunggul Jar's materials influence its cultural significance and preservation?

<p>The use of clay with sand soil allowed for detailed carvings, showcasing the artistry of the early Filipinos. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What items are Bulacan fiestas incomplete without?

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What is the purpose of celebrating the "Pastillas Festival"?

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In what way does the 'Theater of the Oppression' by Augusto Boal, influence modern theatrical performances that tackle socio-political issues?

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What is 'spoken word poetry' and how did it emerge as a modern form of Filipino poetry?

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According to Mayor Edmundo Jose Buencamino, what do pastillas represent for the people?

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What features are common in both the Dinamulag Festival and many other Filipino festivals?

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How does Napoleon Abueva's 'Bohol Blood Compact' sculpture contribute to the cultural significance of the actual Sandugo event?

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Besides being used for pastillas, what has Pabalat become?

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The term 'pabalat' metaphorically suggests what about the art form it represents?

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Which aspect qualifies pabalat as a folk art (siningbayan)?

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What is a key characteristic of pabalat makers regarding their perception of their work?

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The Mount Samat National Shrine primarily commemorates what?

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What is the symbolic significance of the Memorial Cross at Mount Samat?

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Besides the Memorial Cross, what else can visitors find at the Mount Samat Shrine complex?

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What do the bronze urns placed on both sides of the flagpole at Mount Samat symbolize?

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What type of World War II equipment decorates the peripheral landscape of Mount Samat?

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How did Jose Maceda contribute to the understanding and appreciation of Philippine music?

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What is a distinctive characteristic of Lucrecia R. Kasilag's musical style?

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Which aspect of Francisco Feliciano's work contributed to global awareness of Asian culture?

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What was a key focus that Francisco Feliciano brought out in his music?

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What sets the Philippine Army Band apart, according to the information presented?

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Which of the following is a characteristic of Jose Maceda's compositions such as Ugma-ugma and Udlot-udlot?

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What role did Lucrecia R. Kasilag play in the Bayanihan Dance Company?

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What is the significance of Francisco Feliciano being named a National Artist for Music in 2014?

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Flashcards

Contemporary Art Forms

Art that reflects current ideas, technologies, and social dynamics.

Visual Arts

Art forms like painting, drawing, and sculpture that create visual experiences.

Sculpture

Three-dimensional art created by shaping materials like metal or wood.

Painting

The practice of applying pigments to create artwork on surfaces.

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Mural

A large artwork painted directly on a wall or ceiling.

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Decorative Arts

Arts focused on designing functional and beautiful objects.

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Cloth Weaving

Traditional method of creating fabrics, especially by Cordillera tribes.

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Jewelry Making

Craftsmanship in creating adornments, rooted in pre-colonial Filipino culture.

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Metropolitan Theater

A significant structure in Philippine architecture built in the early 20th century.

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Literature

Any body of written work considered an art form with artistic or intellectual value.

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Spoken Word

A performance art form focusing on the aesthetics of verbal expression.

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Higantes

Large paper-mache sculptures that represent family in Filipino culture, part of Angono's festival.

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Theatre

A collaborative performing art presenting live performances before an audience.

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Avant-garde Music

A genre that emerged in the 1960s, combining classical and traditional music.

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Manunggul Jar

A Neolithic burial jar found in a cave in Palawan, Philippines.

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Dinamulag Festival

A multi-day festival in the Philippines featuring various events.

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Street Dancing Competition

An essential event in Filipino festivals showcasing dance performances.

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Extravagant Float Parade

A parade featuring elaborately decorated floats, common in Filipino festivals.

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Coronation Ceremony

A grand event marking the end of festivals by announcing winners.

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Pastillas de Leche

A sweet delicacy made from fresh carabao's milk, popular in Bulacan.

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Pabalat Wrapper

A decorative wrapper for pastillas, symbolizing creativity in Bulacan.

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Pastillas Festival

An annual celebration in San Miguel honoring the significance of pastillas.

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Bulacan Fiestas

Colorful local festivities featuring traditional art and creativity.

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Bohol Blood Compact

The first treaty of friendship between different races and cultures in the Philippines.

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Sandugo

The historical event known as the 'One Blood', regarding the friendship treaty.

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Amado V. Hernandez

A poet who introduced national consciousness through 'bagay poetry'.

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Ang Bayang Malaya

A narrative poem by Hernandez about oppression and human rights.

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Spoken Word Poetry

A modern form of poetry popularized in social media using Tagalog.

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Theater of the Oppressed

A presentation style using dance and mime to discuss social ideas.

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Mayo-A-Beinte Uno

A documentary play discussing historical events in the Philippines.

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Jose Maceda

A Filipino composer and researcher known for promoting traditional music.

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Ugma-ugma

A composition by Jose Maceda, performed as a communal ritual in 1963.

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Lucrecia R. Kasilag

A Filipino composer who fused Western music with Filipino ethnic music.

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Toccata for Percussions and Winds

An orchestral piece by Lucrecia Kasilag integrating ethnic instruments.

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Francisco Feliciano

National Artist for Music who emphasized the 'Asianness' in his compositions.

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Agungan

One of Maceda's major works inspired by traditional Philippine music.

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Philippine Scenes

A composition by Lucrecia Kasilag reflecting Filipino culture.

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Bayanihan Dance Company

A premier cultural dance group in the Philippines directed by Kasilag.

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Pabalat

A folk art involving intricate paper cut-outs, reflecting traditional culture.

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Folk Art

Art originating from the traditional culture of local communities.

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Siningbayan

The Filipino term for folk art, signifying community-based artistic practices.

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Shrine of Valor

A historical memorial in Bataan, honoring Filipino and American soldiers of WWII.

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Memorial Cross

The large cross at the Shrine of Valor, commemorating fallen soldiers in the Battle of Bataan.

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Battle of Bataan

A significant WWII battle involving Filipino and American forces against Japanese troops.

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War Museum

A museum within the shrine that exhibits artifacts from WWII battles.

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Landscaping

Designing the outdoor space around the shrine with plants and historical military equipment.

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Study Notes

Philippine Contemporary Arts

  • Art reflects Filipino identity, history, and traditions.
  • Art forms vary across the archipelago.
  • Visual arts include painting, drawing, sculpture, and more, utilizing diverse materials.
  • Decorative arts encompass objects both beautiful and functional, including interior design.
  • Cloth weaving, a pre-colonial tradition, is an important part of contemporary arts.
  • Jewelry making, practiced since pre-colonial times, is a demonstration of Filipino craftsmanship.
  • Architecture, influenced by Western styles, has also become uniquely Filipino through adaptation.
  • Filmmaking emerged in 1897 with Swiss entrepreneurs.
  • The growth of contemporary art is affected by innovation, social/economic/political factors, and technological advances.
  • Literature includes genres like poetry, focusing on personal expression and social issues.
  • Spoken word poetry is an important contemporary form.
  • Music has evolved from classical to avant-garde and continues to incorporate tradition.
  • Dance includes traditional forms like Tinikling and Cariñosa, and more modern styles.
  • Theater utilizes various forms including stage shows, short melodramas, and styles that address social issues.

Specific Examples (Art Forms)

  • Sculpture: "Higantes" (paper-mache sculptures) of Angono, Rizal, representing families.
  • Painting: Fernando Amorsolo's rural Philippine landscapes; Nestor Leynes' "Bigas" (showing detail, highlighting texture). Carlos "Botong" Francisco's "Bayanihan" and "Filipino Struggles Through History" murals showcasing resilience and historical themes.
  • Architecture: The Metropolitan Theater, examples of architecture that reflects Filipino needs.
  • Literature: Rolando Tinio's poetry focusing on Bagay and Amado V. Hernandez's social realism.
  • Music: Composers like Antonino R. Buenaventura, Jose Maceda, Lucrecia R. Kasilag, and others, who used Filipino folk and other traditional music elements in their compositions.
  • Dance: Traditional dances like Tinikling and Cariñosa, reflecting the cultural context.

Historical Developments

  • Pre-colonial Era: Cloth weaving and jewelry making.
  • American Colonial Period: Introduction of modern art, architectural styles, and stage shows (vaudeville).
  • Spanish Colonial Period: Religious and secular themes.
  • Contemporary Period: Modernism and experimentation in art, social and political commentary, the rise of spoken word poetry, use of technology in diverse forms.

Art and Festivals/Locations

  • Nueva Ecija: Known as the "food bowl and rice granary" of Central Luzon, with agricultural festivals.
  • Pampanga: Giant Lantern Festival.
  • Aurora: Beaches and historical sites.
  • Zambales: Mango Festival, highlighting mango-related events.
  • Bataan: Mount Samat National Shrine, commemorating World War II.
  • Bulacan: Pastillas Festival showcasing the local art of intricate paper designs.
  • Tarlac: Focus on the Belenismo sa Tarlac.

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