Traditional Art Techniques

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In contemporary Philippine arts, what distinguishes a 'technique' from other elements of artistic expression?

  • The specific method of manipulating materials to express an idea or feeling. (correct)
  • The artist's personal feelings about the subject.
  • The cultural context in which the artwork is created.
  • The overall message conveyed by the artwork.

How does the traditional art of Puni in Bulacan reflect a blend of cultural influences?

  • It combines Chinese calligraphy with Philippine landscapes.
  • It blends Spanish colonial motifs with local craftsmanship.
  • It incorporates modern materials with indigenous designs.
  • It utilizes leaf frond folding techniques with a Malay origin. (correct)

Why is bamboo art considered a versatile medium in contemporary Philippine art?

  • Because it can be easily molded into various shapes without any processing.
  • Because it can undergo various processes like cleaning, cutting, and weaving for diverse applications. (correct)
  • Because it naturally repels insects and pests.
  • Because it is resistant to weathering and decay.

How has the function of Pabalat (pastillas wrappers) evolved in recent years?

<p>From a local folk tradition to a popular art form in packaging. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the significance of the San Nicolas de Tolentino imprint on Saniculas cookies in Pampanga?

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In the context of Taka (paper mache) in Paete, Laguna, what role does the wooden sculpture play?

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How are Taal embroideries from Batangas typically characterized?

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What is the primary purpose of Singkaban in Bulacan?

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Which of the following best describes 'straw folding' as a traditional technique adapted in contemporary art?

<p>Folding straws by rolling wax-coated paper into cylindrical tubes. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How does origami, when applied in a contemporary context, typically honor its traditional roots?

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Flashcards

Technique (in art)

The way an artist uses and manipulates materials to express an idea or feeling through art.

Puni (Bulacan)

A Bulakenyo's way of decorating using leaf fronds folding, with Malayan origins.

Origami

The art of paper folding associated with Japanese culture.

Singkaban (Malolos, Bulacan)

A decorated bamboo arch to welcome people into a town, city, or village.

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Saniculas (Pampanga)

Cookies made with the imprint of San Nicolas de Tolentino, a miracle healer.

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Pabalat (San Miguel, Bulacan)

The art of making pastillas wrappers, which has transformed into a popular art packaging.

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Taka (Paete, Laguna)

Paper mache using a carved wooden sculpture as a mold.

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Pagbuburda (Taal, Batangas & Lumban, Laguna)

Characterized by fine design with delicate embossed, durable and colorful patterns.

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Study Notes

  • Technique refers to the artist's way of using and manipulating materials to express an idea or feeling through art.

Traditional Art Application to Contemporary Arts

  • Puni from Bulacan uses leaf fronds folding to decorate, a practice of Malayan origin.
  • Straw folding involves rolling elongated sheets of wax-coated paper into cylindrical hollow tubes.
  • Origami is the art of paper folding associated with Japanese culture where "ori" means folding and "kami" means paper.
  • Singkaban from Malolos, Bulacan, is a decorated bamboo arch, a welcome sign for a town, city, or village.
  • Bamboo art requires cleaning, cutting, peeling, splitting, stripping, or weaving bamboo for decorations.
  • Saniculas from Pampanga refers to cookies with the imprint of San Nicolas de Tolentino, a miracle healer in local legends.
  • A polvoron molder assists in shaping the powder for polvoron into oval or round shapes.
  • Pabalat from San Miguel, Bulacan, involves the art of making pastillas wrappers, which has evolved from local traditions into popular art packaging.
  • Taka from Paete, Laguna, refers to paper mache using carved wooden sculptures as molds.
  • Paper mache uses molds to combine paper pieces or pulp with glue or adhesives.
  • Pagbuburda from Taal, Batangas, and Lumban, Laguna, features fine designs with delicate embossed, durable, and colorful patterns in Taal embroideries.
  • Stitches are basic elements of sewing, knitting, or embroidery, done either by hand or machine.

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