Group 3

Question 1

contemporary art is a _________. it
encompasses works produced from the
late 20th century to today. it
challenges traditional boundaries
and reflects current social and
political issues

Answer 1

dynamic field

Question 2

“ART MADE AND PRODUCED BY ARTIST_______

Answer 2

LIVING TODAY

Question 3

was all about trying
new styles, like
abstract art, instead of
painting things exactly
as they are.

Answer 3

MODERN ART

Question 4

it uses not just painting
and sculpture but also
things like video art,
performance art, and
even virtual art.

Answer 4

CONTEMPORARY ART

Question 5

CHARACTERISTICS OF CONTEMPORARY ART:

Answer 5

1.RESPOND TO GLOBAL ENVIRONMENT
2.CULTURALLY DIVERSE
3.TECHNOLOGICALLY ADVANCING
4.MULTIFACETED

Question 6

ELEMENTS & PRINCIPLES OF CONTEMPORARY ART

Answer 6

Appropriation
Performance
Space
Hybridity
Technology

Question 7

– Taking existing
artwork and turning it into something
new.

Answer 7

Appropriation

Question 8

– Artists act out human
activities, like daily routines or rituals,
through art.

Answer 8

Performance

Question 9

– Art is placed in specific
locations, especially in public areas.

Answer 9

Space

Question 10

– Combining different
materials to create unique art.

Answer 10

Hybridity

Question 11

– Using things like video and the internet to spread art.

Answer 11

Technology

Question 12

EXPLORING KEY MOVEMENTS
AND STYLES

Answer 12

POP ART
MINIMALISM
CONCEPTUAL ART

Question 13

Inspired by popular culture
and mass media. Andy Warhol
and Roy Lichtenstein are
notable figures.

Answer 13

POP ART

Question 14

Inspired by popular culture
and mass media. Andy Warhol
and Roy Lichtenstein are
notable figures.

Answer 14

POP ART

Question 15

Focuses on simplicity and
geometric forms using industrial
materials. Donald Judd and Sol
LeWitt pioneered it.

Answer 15

MINIMALISM

Question 16

Emphasizes the idea behind
the artwork, not just
aesthetics. Joseph Kosuth is a
leading figure.

Answer 16

CONCEPTUAL ART

Question 17

– Modern styles,
including abstraction and realism, are still
present.

Answer 17

Painting & Sculpture

Question 18

– Uses computers, AI, and
virtual reality.

Answer 18

Digital Art

Question 19

Large-scale artworks
that interact with the space.

Answer 19

Installation Art –

Question 20

Artists use their
bodies, movements, and audience
interaction

Answer 20

Performance Art –

Question 21

– Public art that
challenges traditional exhibition spaces.

Answer 21

Street Art & Graffiti

Question 22

Notable Filipino Contemporary Artists

Answer 22

Rodel Tapaya
BJ Pascual
Leeroy New

Question 23

Rodel Tapaya

Answer 23

Visual Arts & Mixed Media

Question 24

BJ Pascual

Answer 24

Photography & Digital Art

Question 25

Leeroy New

Answer 25

Installation & Performance Art

Question 26

Known for large-scale paintings inspired by Philippine folklore and social issues.

Answer 26

Rodel Tapaya

Question 27

A renowned fashion photographer reshaping modern Filipino visual identity

Answer 27

BJ Pascual

Question 28

Creates futuristic sculptures and wearable art (e.g., Aliens of Manila series).

Answer 28

Leeroy New

Question 29

Many indigenous designs and techniques are copied by commercial brands without proper credit or compensation, leading to cultural appropriation and exploitation.

Answer 29

UNAUTHORIZED USE OF INDIGENOUS DESIGNS

Question 30

Indigenous artisans struggle to compete with cheaper, factory-made alternatives, affecting their economic sustainability

Answer 30

LACK OF SUSTAINABLE LIVELIHOODS Competition with Mass Production:

Question 31

Materials like rattan and certain dyes are becoming scarce due to environmental degradation, impacting the availability of essential resources for traditional crafts.

Answer 31

ENVIRONMENTAL AND MATERIAL SCARCITY Depletion of Natural Resources:

Question 32

There is a need for more robust policies to protect traditional cultural expressions and provide adequate support to indigenous artisans

Answer 32

Limited Government Support and Policy Gaps Insufficient Protection of Indigenous Art:

Question 33

Many indigenous artisans have limited access to online platforms, hindering their ability to reach a global audience and expand their market base

Answer 33

Market Access and Digital Divide Challenges in Reaching Broader Markets:

Question 34

With fewer practitioners, some traditional techniques are at risk of being forgotten, leading to a loss of cultural heritage.

Answer 34

Loss of Traditional Knowledge Erosion of Cultural Heritage:

Question 35

Reliance on tourism makes sales unstable, especially during off-seasons or global events like pandemics that disrupt travel.

Answer 35

Tourism Dependency and Seasonal Demand Vulnerability to Market Fluctuations:

Question 36

Potential Solutions

Answer 36

Strengthening Intellectual Property Rights Educational Programs for Youth Sustainable Resource Management Digital Training and E-Commerce Support

Question 37

Implementing and enforcing laws to protect indigenous designs can help prevent unauthorized use and exploitation.

Answer 37

Strengthening Intellectual Property Rights

Question 38

Encouraging younger generations through targeted educational initiatives can foster interest and participation in traditional crafts.

Answer 38

Educational Programs for Youth

Question 39

Promoting sustainable harvesting and material sourcing ensures the availability of essential resources for future generations.

Answer 39

Sustainable Resource Management

Question 40

Providing digital literacy training and e-commerce opportunities can help artisans access broader markets and increase their economic resilience.

Answer 40

Digital Training and E-Commerce Support

Question 41

Usually performed by a group of consisting of members of a community.

Answer 41

Folk dance

Question 42

is a form of cultural expression that is passed down through generations and is often tied to a specific community or region. It can be used to celebrate, heal, and learn about history.

Answer 42

Indigenous dance

Question 43

Originating from the province of Laguna, Maglalatik is a dance that depicts a mock battle between the Moros and Christians over the prized coconut (latik).

Answer 43

MAGLALATIK

Question 44

is considered the national folkdance with a pair of dancers hopping between two bamboo poles held just above the ground and struck together in time to music

Answer 44

Tinikling

Question 45

This is a traditional dance from the Ilocos region, performed on a narrow bench. Dancers, usually a pair, showcase their agility and balance as they perform intricate steps while maintaining their poise on the bench

Answer 45

SAYAW SA BANGKO

Question 46

is a timeless Philippine folk dance, allegedly originating from Mindoro. This dance of lights simulates fireflies in the night by balancing lighted cups.

Answer 46

Pandanggo sa Ilaw

Question 47

This dance mimics the movements of ducks as they waddle and swim. It is believed to have originated from the province of Surigao del Norte.

Answer 47

ITIK-ITIK

Question 48

dance takes its name from the bells worn on the ankies of the Muslim princess.

Answer 48

Singkil

Question 49

This dance comes from the Maranao people of Mindanao and showcases the use of the malong, a traditional tubular garment.

Answer 49

KAPA MALONG MALONG

Question 50

The _________ is a religious folk dance from the batangas s that honors the Holy Cross. It is a Catholic devotional practice that is often performed in Batangas.

Answer 50

subli

Question 51

is a Filipino folk dance where performers balance wine glasses while performing tricks. It originated in Bayambang, Pangasinan.

Answer 51

binasuan