LESSON 1 ART

Question 1

Art

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Imitation of life that gives pleasure

Question 1

an imitation of life and world rendered beautifully, which gives pleasure

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Art

Question 2

provided the earliest assumptions of art as linked to a human instincts

Answer 2

Greek Philosopher Aristotle

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humans have instincts for IMITATION and HARMONY

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Aristotle

Question 4

In his poetics, he described that these instincts are “lying deep in our nature”

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Aristotle

Question 5

Most imitative living creature

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Human

Question 6

Picture

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Drawing, painting, printmaking, and photography

Question 7

two-dimensional image of various subjects ranging from real-life image to the visuality abstract

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picture

Question 8

three dimensional artwork that may be created using WOOD or CONCRETE

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sculpture

Question 9

structure that meant to be used as SHELTER. for the DESIGN and PURPOSE of the STRUCTURE

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architecture

Question 10

appeals to the SENSE OF HEARING. composed by combining notes into HARMONY

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music

Question 11

art form of language through the combined use of words, creating meaning and experience

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literature

Question 12

art form of PERFORMANCE

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theater

Question 13

technological translation of theater

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cinema

Question 14

art of HUMAN FORM. BODY is used, mobilized, and choreographed in a specific TIME, FORM, and SPACE

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dance

Question 15

filipino poet, essayist, and art critic

Answer 15

Leo Benesa

Question 16

said that, “The idea was the depiction of
scenes of everyday life and the surroundings
without idealizing them was closest in spirit
to the Filipino soul and native soil.

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Leo Benesa

Question 17

as long as the work shows the filipino way of living

eg. (spending a day in a market, doing laundry in the river, attending a fiesta in town)

Answer 17

It is CLOSEST TO THE FILIPINO SOUL AND NATIVE SOIL

Question 18

Benesa describes _________ works as
the “most expressive of the ethos of the
race and the predominantly agricultural
countryside”. Most of the ________
paintings depict life in the fields.

Answer 18

Amorsolo

Question 19

amorsolo’s paintings

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depict life in the fields
the men and women portrayed in hard word but with smiles in their faces

Question 20

In the case of Philippine literature in
English, where language casts doubt on the
Filipino-ness on the literary work, many
regarded the work in Filipino or other regional
languages ________, _______, _____

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Visayan, Ilocano, or Bicolano

Question 20

more FILIPINO than those written on…

Answer 20

English

Question 21

these are the humans have been able to produce

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forms of artistic expression

Question 22

The ____________ defines contemporary
arts as “art made and produced by artist living
today. Today’s artist work in and respond to a
global environment that is, culturally diverse,
technologically advancing, and multifaceted.

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J Paul Getty Museum

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...today is not restricted to the individual experience of the artist but is reflective of the world that we live in.

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contemporary art

Question 24

When you see T-shirts with the image of Jose Rizal wearing shades or the walls of Intramuros in canvas bags, existing artworks are “appropriated” to form another artwork.

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appropriation

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contemporary artists has evolved to “emphasize spontaneous, unpredictable elements of chance,” according to the Walker Art Center.

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performance

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have tried to interpret various human activities, from ordinary activities such as chores, routines, and rituals, to socially relevant themes such as poverty, commercialism, and war

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performance artists

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how art transforms a ____ is now an occupation of contemporary artists. *

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space

Question 28

Contemporary Artists are now as innovative as ever. In traditional painting, only a few materials are of conventional use. Contemporary visual artists on the other hand, may opt to use coffee for painting or carve miniature sculptures using crayons.

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hybridity

Question 29

this is a reality in the present-day world, and contemporary artists have used ________ in the creation and dissemination of works of art. Artists have used video and the internet as a way of propagating art.

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technology

Question 30

Globalization threatens Philippine architecture by bringing designs made by foreign architects.

Answer 30

Globalization threatens Philippine architecture by bringing designs made by foreign architects.

Question 31

Architecture in the Philippines continues to be vibrant.

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True

Question 32

they notes that today's Philippine architecture is faced with threats from globalization. He remarks, "Much of what we see, in terms of iconic buildings in the is either designed by foreigners, or are derivative designs mimicking copies of western forms.”

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Architect and Critic Paulo Alcazaren

Question 33

Globalization threatens Philippine architecture by bringing designs made by foreign architects.

Answer 33

Globalization threatens Philippine architecture by bringing designs made by foreign architects.

Question 34

Contemporary art allows Filipino artists to portray the subject and the medium in innovative and skillful ways, reflecting the Filipino identity.

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Contemporary art allows Filipino artists to portray the subject and the medium in innovative and skillful ways, reflecting the Filipino identity.

Question 35

Philippine Contemporary art can be found even in the most unsuspecting places. It cannot be reduced to conventional notions of space and medium.

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Philippine Contemporary art can be found even in the most unsuspecting places. It cannot be reduced to conventional notions of space and medium.

Question 36

they describes Philippine contemporary art with "The feeling (is) that all is possible in the contemporary, conceived as a constantly extending and deepening constellation of art."

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Renowned art critic and Metropolitan Museum curator Dr. Patrick Flores

Question 37

On Philippine contemporary literature,__________ describes that the Filipino writing in today's world contains the diasporic experience and the incorporation of both the rural and the urban experience.

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eminent scholar and writer Roland Tolentino

Question 38

_________, which was founded in ______by __________, advocates the use of Filipino theater in inspiring change and development in society. PETA is composed of dedicated "artists-teacher-cultural workers” who strive for artistic excellence. PETA volunteers work to promote the transformative power of theater through its production of performances and workshops. PETA will be celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2017.

Answer 38

PETA Philippine Educational Theater Association, which was founded in 1967 by Cecile Guidote-Alvarez,

Question 39

__________, Tanghalang Pilipino is the resident drama company of Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP). With its 15 seasons and 114 productions, it is the most attended among the CCP's resident companies. Distinct in its offering is its challenge to the commitment of the Filipino to justice, truth, and patriotism. Tanghalang Pilipino continues to push Philippine theater to artistic and professional excellence through the development and education of actors, writers, directors, and technical staff.

Answer 39

Tanghalang Pilipino in 1987,

Question 40

Created in ____________ is a playwright's festival of untried, untested, and unpublished plays. This project is a collaboration of the National Center for Culture and the Arts (NCCA), CCP, Tanghalang Pilipino, and the Manila-based playwright's group The Writer's Block. Many of the plays staged in Virgin Labfest become repeat productions and some even become award winners.

Answer 40

Created in 2004, Virgin Labfest

Question 41

The new breed of contemporary Filipino visual artists is becoming bold regarding the expression of personal feelings and perspectives. The influence of radical and modern art movements in Europe and the Americas has penetrated the Philippine arts scene with the proliferation of installation and experimental art. The institutionalization of museums and galleries have also revitalized the Philippine art scene.

Answer 41

Visual Arts