It describes art primarily created for appearance rather than practical use.

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It describes art primarily created for appearance rather than practical use.

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It refers to new and unusual forms of art with avant-garde and experimental styles.

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It is art that is both aesthetically pleasing and functional.

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It interprets various human activities such as chores, routines and rituals.

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It is performed and positioned in a specific space such as in public.

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It is the use of unconventional and unusual materials to make art.

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It is the usage of technology in the creation and dissemination of artworks.

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It is the usage of technology in the creation and dissemination of artworks.

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It refers to forms perceived by the eyes which usually exist in a permanent form.

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It is made by assembling elements – often everyday objects – scavenged by the artist or bought specially.

(a)  

Contemporary visual art is also known as (a)   or "art that takes up space."

These are visual art forms with length and width, known also as two-dimensional arts.

(a)  

These are visual art forms with length, width, and volume, known also as three-dimensional arts.

(a)  

It is 3D art that is produced indoors or outdoors.

(a)  

It is created through actions executed by the artist or other participants

(a)  

It is art for which the idea behind the work is more important than the finished art object.

(a)  

It was under the Americans that this was introduced.

This was the name given to Filipinos who studied abroad and influenced the art making in the country.

He uses dull and dark hues in his works with the life of the laborers, workers, and lower sector of the society.

Name the members of the Triumvirate.

Under their watch, the subjects of artworks shifted from rural to urban themes. Urban setups became the usual subjects of visual arts.

Name THREE of the Thirteen Moderns of Philippine contemporary art.

Proletarian art began to emerge after this major event in world history.

(a)  

This genre of art depicts the life after the war, social issues, and economic problems.

(a)  

There were stylistic arts and drawings and thematic artworks reflecting historical, social, economic, and political themes. Different mediums were also employed in art making.

She founded the Art Association of the Philippines.

(a)  

She founded the Philippine Art Gallery.

(a)  

It shows fragmented figures in larger planes, color harmonies, and texture.

(a)  

• Modernism employed this technique, as seen in artists like Frederico Aguilar Alcuaz, Arturo Luz, and Jose Joya.

His sculptures reflect dynamism, freedom of expression and concern to the masses.

(a)  

He painted in theexpressionistic cubistic style.

It sought to release the creative potential of the unconscious mind, for example by the irrational juxtaposition of images.

Who were the two most important surrealists in Philippine art?

It is a style of painting showing minute details of the subjects and highlighting their texture and color.

(a)  

It shows that the lives of townsfolk, legends, and traditions stayed in the Philippine contemporary period.

(a)  

The use of (a)   materials became a trend in sculptures and installation art to promote environmental awareness.

MODIFIED TRUE OR FALSE: Write "TRUE" if the statement below is correct. Otherwise, correct the underlined part of the statement that makes it false.

"It was in the 1980s that avant-garde music emerged into a combination of classical, traditional or ethnic music."

(a)  

MODIFIED TRUE OR FALSE: Write "TRUE" if the statement below is correct. Otherwise, correct the underlined part of the statement that makes it false.

"As time goes by, the introduction of radio, film, and other entertainment technologies came."

(a)  

Theater music gradually declined, however this type of string band remained even up to the present.

(a)  

This covers different forms like jazz, dance hits, folk songs, revival, rock and roll, and rap.

(a)  

 This music is Western-derived with English lyrics but with pure Filipino spirit.

(a)  

It is music that is purely Filipino, composed and sung by Filipino composers and singers.

(a)  

This type of music sprouted out of protest that later on included themes like Filipino values, political and environmental concerns, and other societal themes.

(a)  

They influenced the emergence of a genre of popular music called “alternative music.”

(a)  

He sang the song "Tayo'y Mga Pinoy."

(a)  

He sang "Ako'y Isang Pinoy" or "Ako Ay Pilipino."

(a)  

In the establishment of this institution, Filipino music, as well as Filipino artists, were given importance.

(a)  

Local festivals were established, with the most famous one being the (a)   .

This artwork depicts the resilience of the Filipino people in times of need, adversity, and disaster. It showed the true character of the Philippine folks as a distinct human race.

(a)  

• Introduced in the American period, this was not a form of stage play during the time, though it was composed of songs, dances and skits.

• Known for her abstract neo-classical ballet performances, she worked for the CCP and founded the Hariraya Ballet Company.

• This dance company was founded by Leonor Orosa-Goquingco.

• Name three dances developed by the Filipino adaptation of European and American dances.

In 1947, Remedios de Oteyza founded this own ballet school in Manila.

(a)  

These dances followed the rise of modern dance.

(a)  

This dance form preceded modern dance.

(a)  

She is deemed the "Mother of Philippine Theater Dance."

(a)  

It deals with a mixture of a wide range of dances: Western, Asian, traditional, and other experimental dances.

(a)  

• She performed research on Philippine folk dances when she entered the Bureau of Education.

• They integrated folk dances into the education system, resulting in its widespread popularity.

This is a theatrical tradition by Filipinos sometimes performed in the form of singing.

(a)  

This is a form of musical theater genre with alternating sung and spoken text. 

(a)  

Name the three National Artists for Theater.

(a)  

It was in the Japanese period of colonization that this element was added to bodabil.

(a)  

This style in Philippine contemporary theater is composed of psychological and social realism.

(a)  

This style in Philippine contemporary theater highlights the discussion of social ideas.

(a)  

This style in Philippine contemporary theater tends to discuss historical events

(a)  

It deals with the problems of individuals alone.

(a)  

It deals with the problems of individuals considering their society.

(a)  

Cite an example of social realism in contemporary Philippine theater.

(a)  

Cite an example of presentational style in contemporary Philippine theater.

(a)  

Cite an example of the documentary style in contemporary Philippine theater.

(a)  

Cite an example of psychological realism in contemporary Philippine theater.

(a)  

Under this president's administration, people in the field of theater employed the presentational style.

(a)  

This form of contemporary Philippine art consists of a short drama poem.

(a)  

This form of contemporary Philippine art consists of a combination of realistic and non-realistic style.

(a)  

This is created through looms everywhere in the province of Antique. It is a fine and elegant handwoven fabric that is produced from organic fibers.

(a)  

This art form is a demonstration of the skilled craftsmanship of Filipinos that dates back to the pre-colonial period.

(a)  

It is one of the most valuable living traditions that are still preserved to this day.

(a)  

It is a deep brown abaca-based cloth tie-dyed with intricate designs.

(a)  

Their purpose is to develop, promote, and preserve Philippine dance.

(a)  

It is an artwork of Nestor Leynes with his style in painting showing minute details of the subjects and highlighting their texture and color.

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