CHAPTER 2-4 Flashcards
Four colonial periods of the philippines
Spanish, American, British, Japanese
When was the first appearance of contemporary arts in the philippines
second world war and again during the martial law era
in the 1970s
Modernism in all art forms evolved into a variety of expressions and media that
turned the entire world into
“creative upheaval”.
An arwhich refers to the blurring division of between fine art and commercial art, high culture
and low culture, and highbrow and lowbrow. It also means artistic, musical, and literary
works that come from diverse sources—a mixture, a medley of different ideastist of Modern
Pastiche
It refers to a creation or construction that uses a diverse range of
materials — from mass-produced to recovered objects. A simplification of collage,
this can also pertain to the use of words as central artistic element. In literary
arts, it is the use of varied sources of writing
Bricolage
In late 1980s, postmodernism appeared in the Philippines. The postmodernists
sought contradict several aspects and ideas of modernism that emerged earlier. They
believed that artist should no longer create something “new” . all they needed was to
do was to “borrow, combine, explore,” what was already existing to produce something
new. This gave birth to…?
Integrative arts
Another feature of postmodernism that finds inspiration
in artworks from previous periods. This refers to the use of the style and content of another culture for a
performance, for example, the music of Bach being played by a Filipino rock band.
Appropriation
It is an art made indoors or
outdoors where a particular space is transformed into three-dimensional artwork. It is
made of diverse materials, using a realistic or abstract style. It is a conceptual art that
presents diverse themes, but it is usually temporary.
Installation
example of Integrative art
Meta II by Louie Cordero
example of Bricolage
Educated by Rocky Cajigan
example of installation
Shoal by Jose Tence Ruiz
There are various kinds of traditional art in the country. Most
are learned informally and are usually produced in indigenous
or closely-knitted communities, reflecting their history and
culture. These arts are passed down from master craftsmen to
their apprentices.
The usual theme of these arts is…?
Animism
Its intention is to
depict something of the people’s god and goddesses, thus
resulting in the creation of abstract symbols of animistic figures
like sun, the moon, and other human figures.
Animism
For many years, ____________ has been regarded as the center of cultural and artistic
activities which gives an impression of exclusivity to the people. Museums, theaters,
and art centers abound; art galleries thrive; concerts and exhibitions are held regularly.
Manila
What does CCP stand for?
Cultural Center of the Philippines
what does NCCA stand for
National Commission on Culture and the Arts
It was established in 1969 through Executive Order No. 303. Its goal was
“to preserve, develop, and promote arts and culture in the Philippines.” Regarded as
premier showcase of arts.
Cultural Center of the Philippines
is responsible for
“preserving, promoting, and developing culture and
the arts in the Philippines.” It was formed under
Republic Act No. 7356 in 1992. Serving as the main
organizational body for art development, it is
the overall policy-making body and coordinator
among cultural agencies, including the CCP. As
one of its mandates says, it aims “to encourage
artistic creation within a climate of artistic freedom.”
National Commission on Culture and the Arts
This activity focuses on film production from regions where independent
filmmakers showcase their latest films.
Cinema Rehiyon
It is a tour dance concert showcasing different types of dances such as ballet,
hip-hop-, contemporary, and folk dance.
Sayaw Pinoy
For this event, writers, publishers, teachers, students gather for literary talks
and lectures. There are also book fairs and exhibits.
Literary Arts Festival
This is a week-long musical ensemble that uses musical instruments made
from traditional instruments like gong, bamboo, or recycled materials to
promote Philippine culture and ingenuity.
Tunug-Tunugan
This is a festival featuring the works of community—and university -based
theater groups.
Tanghal
What are the four subdivisions of NCCA?
Subcommission
on the Arts (SCA), Subcommission on Heritage
(SCH), Subcommission on Cultural Dissemination , and
Subcommission on Cultural Communities and Traditional Arts (SCCTA)
