What do you call the element of an art that is defined by a point moving in space?

If a pleasure-giving function of the material object predominates, the artifact is called craft. If a practical function of the material object predominates, it is called art.

Long before the coming of the Spaniards, the earliest people (indigenous communities) who lived in the country had created their tools and artifacts from locally available materials, e.g. leaves, wood, clay, stones, etc.

With the arrival of the Spanish colonizers, the indigenous traditions in the Philippines continued in the ethnic art of groups which resisted colonization and in the folk art of the Christianized lowlanders. Further, Philippine folk art carries two aspects.

This art and craft principle is synonymous to opposition or contradiction.

Folk art and crafts in the Cordillera Region, especially woodcarving, can be generally characterized as highly representational of human and animal form. Which among the following is an example of this work of art?

Katutubo : Philippines ; ________ : Canada

Who among the following GAMABA awardees is known for being an expert in making of fine warp ikat textiles?

This prominent artisan is a renown casque maker.

She is considered as the oldest traditional tattoo artist in the world, and the first female mambabatok in the Philippines.

____________ : a musician and storyteller ; Ginaw Bilog : a poet

What salient characteristic of Indigenous Peoples is described wherein they boast of a common ancestry and their lineage can be traced back to the community or group of people that thrive within a territory prior to colonization or the establishment of modern state?

IPs are most often mentioned as tribal people or ethnic groups or communities. In Indonesia and Malaysia, they were referred to as ________ which means "son of soil".

The Filipino indigenous philosophy and intellectual history are composed of three very distinct yet overlapping traditions: the Southeast Asian tribal and animist tradition, the Spanish Catholic tradition, and the Japanese-Korean modern tradition.

What is the overall policy-making body, coordinating, and grants-giving agency established for the preservation, development and promotion of Philippine arts and culture?

What is prestigious award in the Philippines that recognizes the intangible cultural heritage of the so called "Creators of the Country", to give honor to their artistic excellence, express pride to their contributions in arts and to preserve these and continue to practice and pass their skills to the next generation?

The raw materials of art and the artist himself are subject to the traditional patterns of structure and art motifs handed down from generation to generation within a group or community.

What is the type of craftsmanship that provides for the means to use decorative elements, made by hand and with plant fibers or recycled materials, to personalize garments and show originality?

This craft involves shaping, cutting and joining metal material to form a utilitarian and/or decorative object.

Flowers, trees, crawling vines, and pineapples found in bamboo and blanket designs of many indigenous cultural communities. What motif would best describe the given examples?

This principle of design works with pattern to make the work of art or material object seem active.

What do you call the traditional house in the Muslim regions that has a bout-house appearance primarily suggested by the presence of the panolong (the prow-like end of the beams that support the flooring of the house)?

What is the craft of fastening or attaching objects using stitches made with needle and thread?

Cabinetry : making of cabinets ; __________ : making of hats

Carving, which started in the pre-Hispanic activity of making the likha, was redirected later by the friars into the creation of the _______. Most of these objects that have been preserved are carved out of wood.

The furniture during the Spanish times was based on the Asian counterparts. Thin and smooth webs of rattan fibers replaced the heavy upholstery, but the baroque carvings on the back, legs, sides and arms of chairs were retained.

Sculpture in the Philippines was associated with religion, i.e. effigies representing spirits.

The art of pottery, categorized into ceramic making, clay pot-making, and folk clay sculpture, has long been a part of various cultures in the Philippines. What is the widely acknowledged to be one of the finest Philippine pre-colonial artifacts made from clay?

The following are examples of plant fiber materials, except __________.

Which among the following statements is not true about the Filipino katutubo?

A Filipino person's characteristic of being relational or communal is evident in his or her art. Traditional art reflects this orientation as well, with the following specifics, except:

Ownership of some art objects reflects power and wealth. What specific function of indigenous craft is shown in the statement?

What do you call the equal distribution of the visual weight of objects, colors, texture, and space to form an aesthetically beautiful work of art?