contemporary atrs Flashcards
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It refers to something that is created with imagination and skill and that is beautiful or that expresses important ideas or feelings.
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ARTS
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It refers to the study of the arts. It has something to do with making man more human.
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HUMANITIES
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refers to the work of art that developed since the beginning of civilization in the Philippines up to the present era.
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PHILIPPINE CONTEMPORARY ARTS
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perceived by the eye
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VISUAL ARTS
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the art of combining spoken or written and their meanings into forms
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LITERATURE
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art of arranging sounds in rhythmic succession
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MUSIC
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a story re-created by actors and actresses in front of an audience
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DRAMA AND THEATER
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the most direct form of art
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DANCE
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two dimension arts like painting , drawing
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GRAPHIC ARTS
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three dimension arts like sculptures, crafts, and costume design
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PLASTIC ARTS
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these are carved Anito Figures of ifugaos, these represents their ancestral spirit granary god.
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BUL-UL
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a chair made trough the us of wood “narra”. an individual who owns this chair commonly the highest class of individual in the society. it represents power
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HAGABI
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the ancestral home of the Maranao’s Datu. one of the riches survivors
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TOROGAN
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is carved and beam of torogan
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PANOLONG
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are one of the most well-known of old designs from the maranao people of mindanao
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SARIMANOK
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is objects that are first shape of wet clay, then hardened by baking.
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POTTERY
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a clay pot used as the traditional food preparation
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PALAYOK
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are found in tabon cave at lipun point at palawan, are commonly used for burial
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MANUNGGAL JAR
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means to make cloth and other objects
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WEAVING
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bearing okir designs. the maranao call their ornamental designs “okir” a general term for both the scroll ang geometric pattern from.
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MALONG
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gentlemens design, this design the dominant patterns used are commonly spiral form
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OKIR A DATU
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ladies design, this design used dominant patterns such as zigzag and angular forms
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OKIR A BAY
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represents the ph culture, these are how different tribes in the ph are known
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PHYSICAL ORNAMENTS
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was term used by Spanish colonist to describe the tattooed indigenous Cebuano Visayan people
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PINTADOS
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is a head-hunting necklace made with shell, boar tusk, rattan, fiber and bone. introduced by Ifugao's
BOAYA
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Ifugao's warrior silver earrings
LINGLING-O
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Filipino physical ornaments made of bead and shell
BAWISAK
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is learning to scan or examine the potentiality of things surrounds you. It will help you blend or associate things with other things by looking its common denominator
ART INTEGRATION
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The ethnic art forms such as pottery, weaving and metalwork were retained even after the arrival of different colonizers. Nevertheless, Spanish friars and the Chinese, the colony’s primary trading partner, were slowly introducing newer art forms
THE PHILIPPINE ARTS ITS CONTEMPORARY FORM
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is an element of art the defined by a point moving in space. Line may be two-or-three-dimensional descriptive, implied or abstract
LINE
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is an element of art made of three properties; hue, value, and intensity
COLOR
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is the name of Color.
HUE
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is the lightness and darkness shade of color
VALUE
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is the quality of color used to produce a value.
INTENSITY
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is an element of art that represents three-dimensional objects in a two-dimensional surface in a way that looks natural and realistic, creating an illusion of space and depth on a flat surface.
PERSPECTIVE
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is an element of art by which positive and negative areas or a sense of depth achieved in a work of art.
SPACE
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is an element of art that refers to the way things feel or look as if they might feel if touched.
TEXTURE
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is the three dimensional and encloses volume, includes height, width and depth like cube, sphere, pyramid or a cylinder
FORM
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is a two dimensional, flat, or limited to height and width.
SHAPE
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is an element of art that represents that mass in an art work or a sculpture. Artists usually simulate volume in their paintings to give their paintings a three-dimensional effects
VOLUME
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Indicates movement, created by careful placement of repeated elements of arts
RHYTHM
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A way of combining elements to produce stability to the work of art
BALANCE
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Use to stress the differences between elements. A focal point of art.
EMPHASIS
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Relationship of certain elements to the whole work of art.
PROPORTION
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Concerned with diversity of contrast.
VARIETY
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Use to create the look and feeling of action and to guide viewer’s eye throughout the work of art
MOVEMENT
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The combination of elements of arts.
UNITY
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The uniform repetition of elements of arts
PATTERN
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officially designated as Region I, is an administrative region in the Philippines occupying the northwestern section of Luzon.
ILOCOS REGION
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It covers 4 provinces, namely?
Ilocos Norte, Ilocos Sur, la Union, and Pangasinan
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fabric which means hand woven cloth.
ILOCO/INABEL
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It is made from cotton which undergoes the painstaking or beating of the cotton balls using bamboo sticks to separate the seeds during the initial stage
BINATBATAN
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The traditional threads are dyed from the sap, which are abundant in Mangaldan, Pangasinan
SAGUT
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Weaving tradition of the Ilocanos is known as
PANAGABEL
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The ingredient of loom is
TILAR (SINULID)
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Also known for their dishes called
PINAKBER AND DINENGDENG
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an oral epic believed to have been transcribed by their Father of Iloco Literature Pedro Bucaneg, is the treasure of the Ilocos Region.
BIAG NI LAM ANG
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weaving is a traditional Philippine art form made from buri, pandanus, or sea grass leaves
BANIG (BURI)
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The process involves frying, dyeing, cutting, and weaving the leaves into intricate
MATS
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is a region in the Philippines in the island of (Luzon, Mindanao).
CAR ( CORDILLERA ADMINISTRATIVE REGION)
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The region is composed of six provinces, namely:
Abra Apayao, Benguet, Ifugao, Kalinga and (Tuguegarao, Mountain Province).
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The region, officially created on
JYLY 15, 1987
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The regional center is the highly urbanized city of
BAGUIO
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The home for the Cordillerian(Igorot), some Tagalogs, Ibalois, Ilocanos, Kankanaey and Ikalahan.
BENGUET
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are hillside dwellers. This explains why most of them are farmers
IGOROTS
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famous because of their farming on terraces carved out of the mountain) and their artistic expressions are farming such as
TINALIK BASKETS MADE FROM RATTAN
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are also great weavers.
-Cloth weaving and basketry are among the finest in the region.
KALINGA
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are characterized by dominant red stripes and motifs of geometric patterns as well as nature symbols interlaced with white, yellow and black fibers.
TEXTILE
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The Cordillera Central Mountain is known for its unique burial techniques, including hanging coffins and mummified bodies
MOUNTAIN PROVINCE
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burial cloth is woven by grandmothers and used by rich people
KADANGYAN
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is a form of folk art, symbolizing heroism and community status.
TATTOO ART
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People from Bontoc, mountain Province are skilled weavers, using cloth fabrics called
SINIWSIWAN
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These fabrics are used for wanes or men’s g-strings, while women use them as wrap around called
GET UP OR LUFID
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Use natural dye for fabric cloth; they are still practicing loom weaving. Embellish the woven fabric cloth of embroideries in their frabrics
ABRA
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the national dance, is considered
the oldest of the Philippine folk dances. The dance, which comes from the countryside, takes its name and movements from the bird as it roams between grass steams, crushes tree branches and avoids traps set by rice farmers.
TINIKLING
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is a rhythmic and expressive movement of the body in successive
movement usually accompanied by music.
DANCE ART
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It is closely related to dance for it
plays a significant role in it. It is
used as accompaniment that
somehow motivates the dancer’s
movement.
MUSIC
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It refers to action of dances with
the use of their bodies to create
organized patterns.
MOVEMENTS
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It pertains to the content or main
ingredient of the dance. It actually
conveys the message of the dance.
THEME
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It refers to the skill in executing
movement. As a dancer, one needs to
have a complete control over the
muscles of his body for him to be
said technically proficient.
TECHNIQU
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It refers to the arrangement of
movements according to pattern
in time (either fast or slow) and
space (one’s position in relation
to his background).
DESIGN
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These contribute to the visual effect
of dance. The costumes can
somehow relate closely to the beliefs
and environment of people.
PROPERTIES AND COSTUME
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This is a dance that is indigenous to a
certain culture or country.
ETHNIC DANCE
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These are popular type of dancing for pleasure as
generally performed by pairs or group of people following a definite step or
pattern.
SOCIAL DANCE
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It actually originated as square
dance which was followed by
waltz, tango, foxtrot, swing,
etc.
BALLROOM
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It usually derived from ethnic
dances. People all over the
world have their own folk
dances as distinct to their
specific culture.
FOLKDANCE
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These are dances which are
intended for viewing audience.
Usually, these are performed for
the entertainment of spectators.
THEATRICAL DANCE
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It’s the ultimate expression of art in dance which originated in the royal courts during the Middle Ages.
BALLET
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It is often characterized as something natural and free. It is
also been called as expressional dance.
MODERN DANCE
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First National Artist in Dance
– awarded in 1973
Known as the Folk-Dance
Pioneer
FRANCISCA REYES
AQUINO
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First Filipino dance group
to perform on an
international stage
BAYANIHAN
PHILIPPINE DANCE
COMPANY
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(National Artist for
Dance in 1976, Mother of Philippine Dance Theater
and Dean of Filipino Performing Arts Critics)
Leonor Orosa Goquingco
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( National Artist for Dance
in 1988, one of the pillars of Philippine fold dance)
Lucrecia Reyes- Urtula
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(National Artist for Dance in 2014,
Artistic Director of Ballet Philippines 1990-1991)
Alice Reyes
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(abstract ballet)
Remedios de Oteyza
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(Ramon
Magsaysay Awardee for her research on the pangalay
or igal, a pre-islamic traditional dance among the
ethnic groups in Southern Philippines)
Ligaya Francisco-Amilbangsa
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What is the role of Folk
Dance in our culture?
People think folk dances are important because they
help keep a culture alive. People have been doing folk
dances for hundreds of years, and there is value
keeping that tradition alive. Folk dances are important
because they preserve the Philippine culture and pass
it on to the next generation.
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in the Philippines usually
refers to compositions
that have adopted ideas
and elements from
twentieth century art
music in the West, as
well as the latest trends
and musical styles in the
entertainment industry
CONTEMPORARY MUSIC
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FIVE NOTE SCALE
(NOT COMMONLY
USED
PENTATONIC SCALE
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Form that keep
Spanish characteristics
BANDA
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Ensemble
of plectrum instruments
RONDALLA
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SEVEN NOTE
SCALE (MUCH
PREFFERED)
DIATONIC SCALE
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A form of operetta and used as
theatre music or
entertainment.
SARSWELA
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Songs created in The
Philippines using Tagalog, English
and or Taglish by Filipino
Composers.
OPM
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Genre like that rock
of USA, through Filipino Origin.
PINOY ROCK
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performance of
a group through choral singing.
CHORAL MUSIC
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Modern
Filipino Music fused with Ethnic
Music. Examples are from Joey
NEO-TRADITIONAL MUSIC
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Composer
Finished his first composition
“Ang Unang Buko” at the age
of 8
Became head of the
conservatory of music in 1921
Also composed “UP Naming
Mahal”
NICANOR HENSON
ABELARDO
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composer and lyricist
was the youngest member of the
Manila Symphony Orchestra
known as the “Leaf Player” in the
Guinness Book of World Records
named as National Artist of the
Philippines for Music
gained a lifetime achievement award
for film for numerous songs of his used
in movies
LEVI CELERIO
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born on May 4, 1954 to a poor family
because of his mom’s dying wish, he didn’t
pursue music in his college
had to shift his course to music to earn a
scholarship offered by senator Salvador Laurel
currently the Executive and Artistic Director of
the San Miguel Foundation for the Performing
Arts
has won numerous awards and
acknowledgments like CCP Centennial Honors
for the Arts, Lifetime Achievement Award (for
promoting and developing Filipino music),
Professional Award, and etc.
RYAN CAYABYAB
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born October 4, 1964
rapper, songwriter, actor, director and producer
one of the people who popularized Pinoy Rock
most of his songs has a nationalistic flavor
received the Pioneer Hall of Fame Award in
2005 at the 1st Annual Hip-Hop Music Awards
has his own record and production company,
Red Egg Records and Filipino Pictures, Inc.,
respectively.
FRANCIS MAGALONA
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the ‘Father of the
Philippine Movies’’
JOSE NEPOMUCENO
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considered the “Father
of Nationalistic Film”.
JULIAN MANANSALA
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The performances are embodied with rituals, dances, and customs which
performed with urgency and vitality by the different communities. Aside
from rituals, tribal dances which were more often not mimetic may also
be considered as proto-dramas.
INDIGENOUS THEATER
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Spanish colonizers and friars used the power of theater both as a tool for the Christianization of the
natives and as a magnet to attract the latter to the pueblo or town which constituted the foundation
of Spain’s empire in the archipelago.
PLAYS WITH SPANISH INFLUENCE
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The Western plays presented in English or in Filipino translation/adaptation, and
the original modern plays written by contemporary playwrights.
THEATER WITH ANGLO-AMERICAN INFLUENCE
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Employed representational and presentational styles drawn from
contemporary modern theater, or revitalize traditional forms from
within or outside the country.
MODERN/ORIGINAL PLAYS BY FILIPINOS
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these deal with adventure, detectives,etc.
(Examples: Mistah, Tiktik)
Action Pictures
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these narrate historical events. However, a
true historical film does not necessarily reflect with exactitude
what really happened (this is the aim of the documentary film), but
depicts a present reality on the basis of historical events.
(Examples: Heneral Luna, Goyo)
Historical Films
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these are a major special type of films
with important educational opportunities. Documentary films
attempt to tell true and accurate stories about real-life situations
and real people.
Documentary Films
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this is a special type of film. A true comedy film does
not seek solely to entertain; it has a more profound aim such as
the good film of Charlie Chaplin.
COMEDY
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film that revolves around scary concepts such as
ghosts, monsters, evil spirit and the likes.
HORROR
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– this deals with a more serious narrative about man’s
experiences, struggles, search for meaning, etc.
DRAMA
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(Example: The Healing)
MYSTERY
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(Example: Hello, Love, Goodbye)
ROMANCE
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(Example: Ulan)
FANTASY
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(Crime, Disaster, Psychological, Techno)
(Examples: Verdict
THRILLER
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There are more than a thousand radio
stations in the AM and FM bands
Only three (3) Dominant Networks
1. Bombo Radyo Philippines
2. Manila Broadcasting Corporation
3. Radio Mindanao Network
PHILIPPINE RADIO
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There are less than 300 TV stations
Only three (3) are dominant
Associated Broadcasting Company or ABC 5
ABS-CBN Broadcasting Corp. or TV 2
3. GMA Network or TV 7
PHILIPPINE TELEVISION
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is the expression of ideas and
emotions, with the creation of
certain aesthetic qualities, in a
twodimensional visual language.
PAINTING
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STYLES OF PAINTING
ABSTRACT
DESIGN
SURREALISM
POP ART
IMPRESSIONISM
FAUVISM
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one of the forms of Abstract Art, is
characterized by geometric figures.
CUBISM
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painters analyze the subject and break it
up into a geometric abstract form.
CUBIST
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the images in these paintings are often
illogical and have a dream-like quality
about them
SURREALISM
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Occurred as a reaction to abstract expressionism, which mid-1950s british
artists believed was art that was far-removed from daily life.
POP ART
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It is characterized by thin brushstrokes and an emphasis on the depiction of light. It is often
painted outdoors to capture sunlight and color of their subjects.
IMPRESSIONISM
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is an art movement that occurred
sometime after impressionism. Fauvist
Paintings focus on strong color.
FAUVISM
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