Art and Culture in the Philippines Quiz

After gaining independence from Spain, Filipino artists began to explore more diverse themes and styles. True or False?

What type of art was most commonly produced during the Spanish colonial period in the Philippines?

• Abstract art

• Religious art

• Landscape art

• Surrealism

What is the headpiece woven by the Tasug people called?

• PisSiyabit

• Malong

• Langkit

• Manungul Jar

Which traditional art form involves weaving headpieces and tapestry panels in the Philippines?

• Pottery

• Weaving (Textile)

• Basketry

• Terracotta

Which dance mimics the movement of cranes in the Philippines?

• Pangalay

• Kinabua

• Tinikling

• Talip

Which characteristic of contemporary art emphasizes the development of a concept rather than the final product?

• Integrative

• Process-based

• Site-specific

• Collaboration

What are some indigenous musical instruments used in the pre-colonial period in the Philippines?

• Drums and zithers

• Gongs and guitars

• Flutes and trumpets

• Guitars and pianos

What does "site-specific" mean in the context of contemporary art?

• The artist is free to integrate any medium and style

• The artwork has a direct relationship to a specific location

• The audience can change the meaning of the artwork

• The artist executes an artwork in front of a live audience

What is the significance of the Manungul Jar found in Manungul Cave in Palawan?

• Cooking vessel

• Burial jar

• Ritual artifact

• Musical instrument

What is one defining characteristic of modern art?

• Linear progression of styles

• Multifaceted mediums

• Collaborative process

• Site-specificity