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Art in the local and global context Flashcards

1
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This also means attribution or the previous owner of a work of art.

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Provenance

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A picture in three panels next to each other.

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Triptych

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This means art recovery.

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Restitution Art

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Factors that influence the creation of a work of art

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– sensitivity to nature, one’s life, socio-political situations in one’s country, culture, religion, etc.

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Art issues arising/discovered from the documentary

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Access – exclusivity over inclusivity, commodification, loss of real value – a collection, for decor, as status symbol.

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ART IN LOCAL CONTEXT “There is no work for art in my language. (_________________)”

ART is a way of __________ (weaving, pottery, rituals)

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Traditional arts; life

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7
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Practice: GITOK, music, dance, chants (Alim through a mumbaki)

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DINUPDUP

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Tungo at ____________

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Hungduan

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War/ rice cycle ritual/protection of the territory; food security, well-being, good health.

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BAGNAS/ PANAGBENGA

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(Peace Pact; gathering/ HIDIT)

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AMON DE VO CHONG

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An established or prescribed procedure for a religious or other rite.

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Ritual

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A day or time of religious or other celebration, marked by feasting, ceremonies, or other observances.

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Festival

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Over commodification of festivals exploited by tourism and place marketers.

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Festivization.

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“But the instant the criterion of authenticity ceases to be applicable to artistic production, the total function of art is reversed. Instead of being based on _________, it begins to be based on another practice– politics” – Walter Benjamin

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ritual

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15
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Art recovery is not the same as art restoration.

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True

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16
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There are features of the rituals that are different from the features of the festival.

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True.

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17
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Nature = art

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False.

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18
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Nature will not have to be considered as art, and only as inspiration.

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True.

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19
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These are the different surrounding situations that help us interpret a work of art.

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Context.

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20
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Rituals

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Dinupdup
Bagnas
Tungo
Amon de vo chong

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This is done/ performed to resolve issues. Therefore, it is considered a peace pact.

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AMON DE VO CHONG

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22
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The Ifugao epic incorporated the chanting of a certain ritual. The recitation of the alin which somehow traces the story of an individual.

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Dinupdup.

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Two instances in which the Dinupdup is held.

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  • Someone from the higher caste dies
  • In a span of 10 years, no one gets sick (Thanksgiving).
24
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This ritual includes: music, trekking, and fire.

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Bagnas.

25
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This ritual includes: music, trekking, and fire.

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Bagnas.

26
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This ritual tells you that women have a social responsibility. When they go back to their homes, women were supposed to entertain the visitors.

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Bagnas.

27
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Aside from planting the spear on the ground, there is also the presence of the dancing, gong playing, and even a trade fair.

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Amon de vo chong.

28
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Origin of what we refer to as the Panagbenga. It used to be a war or a rice cycle ritual.

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Bagnas.

29
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The use of animals in the ritual that’s not a feature of any of the rituals.

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FALSE.

30
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How do we classify basket weaving as a work of art?

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Utilitarian art. (Practical Art)

31
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In what aspect of life is ritual associated with?

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Spiritual aspect of their life.

32
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Festivals have the same purpose with that of the rituals.

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False.

33
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A periodic commemoration, anniversary, or celebration

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Festival

34
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A period or program of festive activities, cultural events, or entertainment.

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Festival

35
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A system or collection of religious or other rites.
Observance of set forms in public worship.

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Ritual

36
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A book of rites or ceremonies.
A book containing the offices to be used by priests in administering the sacraments and for visitation of the sick, burial of the dead, etc.

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Ritual

37
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A prescribed or established rite, ceremony, proceeding, or service:
The ritual of the dead.

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Ritual

38
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Prescribed, established, or ceremonial acts or features collectively, as in religious services.

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Ritual

39
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Involves music, trekking, and fire.

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BAGNAS/ PANAGBENGA

40
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Done thrice a year (rainy season, planting, before harvest)

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BAGNAS/ PANAGBENGA

41
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Leaves the DAP-AYS (council of elders) as the others proceed to PATPATAYAN (sacred ground)

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BAGNAS/ PANAGBENGA

42
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With a bonfire in “bahag”/ “wanis” tell stories (oral translation, tradition, explanation) followed by prayer in the morning.

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BAGNAS/ PANAGBENGA

43
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Followed by TULING – men get spear with BUDBUD (band on head) in their WANIS for TUDEY and MABASIG (prayer) for abundant flow of water.

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BAGNAS/ PANAGBENGA

44
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Ends up in DAP-AY with the playing of the gongs in 3-5 days.

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BAGNAS/ PANAGBENGA

45
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Women perform social responsibility.

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BAGNAS/ PANAGBENGA

46
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With dancing, gong playing (for vochong only), merrymaking, symposia, trade fairs.

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AMON DE VO CHONG

47
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With three spears speared into the ground; cases to be solved

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AMON DE VO CHONG

48
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Changes:
Venue (done in front of the Municipal Hall)
Purpose (aimed at promoting the place as well as the products of the municipality)

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AMON DE VO CHONG

49
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Changes:
Materials (rope for wood – tug of war)
Performed not for the exclusive members of the community (open for public)

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AMON DE VO CHONG

49
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Changes:
Materials (rope for wood – tug of war)
Performed not for the exclusive members of the community (open for public)

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AMON DE VO CHONG

50
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Done April 16-18 (must have been last week of July or first week of August)

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TUNGO (rest day)

51
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From HWA ritual (after the harvest)
To give thanks to MAKNONGAN by saying the BAKI

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TUNGO (rest day)

52
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Does the PUNNUK (tug of war and BULTUNG); use of PAKIG (wood)

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TUNGO (rest day)

53
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Chanting, oral prayers (day before)
IMBAYA (dancing and music if with good harvest)

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TUNGO (rest day)

54
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Highest form of ritual for the KADANGYAN or IMUYAUY on the ff situations:
- Dying man
- Healthy (Thanksgiving; festive)

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DINUPDUP

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