Techniques and Performance Practices in Arts

The material a work of art is made from.

A 3-dimensional art form that takes up space.

The art and science of designing and building structures.

The substances used to apply color to a surface.

An art form that creates an image by transferring ink to a surface.

Art form using sound and instruments.

Art form using body movements.

The way an artist creates and manipulates materials.

The modern way of creating films using digital technology, allowing for quicker production, more creative effects, and easier blending of art and digital media.

The process of creating a recorded music project, involving managing all aspects, from instrument selection to song arrangements.

Specializing in designing products, combining artistic creativity and engineering knowledge for practical applications.

A field focusing on building and operating robots, blending computer science and engineering to create intelligent machines.

A traditional Filipino bamboo arch, elaborately designed with intricate decorations.

A cookie mold featuring the image of St. Nicholas, known for healing, symbolizing a request for health and well-being.

The art form of intricate paper cut-outs, representing both a physical product and a state-of-the-art artistic practice.

Music production manages all stages of making a recorded song, from choosing instruments to arranging the music.

A creative professional who combines various art forms like visual, musical, and dance elements to create a unified theatrical experience. They utilize sets, costumes, lighting, sound, and script to tell a story on stage.

A popular printing technique that uses a stencil to transfer ink onto different surfaces. It's widely used by companies to print designs onto various products, from t-shirts to mugs.

The art of capturing images using light and a camera. It involves composing, focusing, and exposing a light-sensitive medium to create a visual record of a moment or subject.

A traditional form of photography that utilizes film to record images. Chemicals in the film react to light to create an image.

Modern photography that uses electronic sensors instead of film to capture images. These sensors convert light into digital information, creating a digital file instead of a physical print.

A collaborative art form involving various stages from the initial idea to the final product. It encompasses scriptwriting, casting, shooting, editing, and post-production to create a moving picture story.

PUNI is a Tagalog term from Bulacan, Philippines, referring to the art of decorating with coconut leaves, specifically the skill of folding them to create various patterns and designs.

Using materials that are readily available in a specific region to create art. This encourages sustainability and showcases the unique resources of a particular place.