HISTORICAL BACKGROUND OF PHILIPPINE ARTS

Filipinos developed choreographies by mimicking movements of animals

• Ethnic Tradition

• Spanish Tradition

• American Colonial and Contemporary Tradition

Technological innovation affected art making resulting to non-conventional artworks.

• Ethnic Traditions

• Spanish Tradition

• American colonial and Contemporary traditon

• None of the above

Zarzuela and operas become popular in this period

• Ethnic Tradition

• Spanish Tradition

• American colonial and Contemporary Tradition

Religion and secularisation influenced all art forms

• American colonial and contemporary tradition

• Ethnic Tradition

• Spanish Tradition

• None of the above

Pottery, weaving, wood carving, and metal crafting are the forms of visual arts.

• American colonial and contemporary tradition

• Spanish Tradition

• Ethnic Tradition

Painting and sculpture were the most popular forms of visual arts

• Spanish tradition

• Ethnic tradition

• American colonial and contemporary tradition

Filipinos studied abroad and later on introduced new ideas in art making

• American colonial and contemporary tradition

• Spanish tradition

• Ethnic tradition

Avant-garde artworks entered the scene

• Spanish tradition

• American colonial and contemporary tradition

• Ethnic tradtion

Bricks and stones were predominantly used in constructing buildings

• Spanish tradition

• Ethnic Tradition

• American colonial and contemporary tradition

The geographical location and experiences of the Filipinos were the main factors in art production.

• Spanish tradition

• American colonial and contemporary tradition

• Ethnic tradition