Who are the three persons in the musical triumvirate?

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Fernando Poe Jr. is known as such:

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a writer of 4000 songs, most well-known as leaf-player

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“Mother of Philippine Theater Dance”

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Who was the first National Artist?

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When was the NAA created?

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A function of art that conveys emotions, thoughts & experiences

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A function of art that brings people together in social cohesion; promotes dialogue empathy & understanding

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A function of art that focuses on the appreciation of beauty; pleasure & enjoyment

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A function of art that contributes to a community's identity & values

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A function of art that stimulates critical thinking & creativity; informing historical, social, political issues

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A function of art that states it benefits mental health & well-being as an outlet

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A function of art that states it contributes to growth & development, creates jobs, tourism & revenue streams

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FACTORS AFFECTING STYLE: An artist who grew up in a multicultural environment starts creating artworks that blend elements from different cultural traditions.

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FACTORS AFFECTING STYLE: A sculptor inspired by the Baroque period decides to sculpt a series of figures reminiscent of sculptures from that era.

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FACTORS AFFECTING STYLE: A sculptor born and raised in Japan decides to incorporate elements of traditional Japanese art into their sculptures.

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FACTORS AFFECTING STYLE: An artist is tasked with creating a mural depicting a historical event.

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FACTORS AFFECTING STYLE: An artist who has recently experienced a profound personal loss starts creating abstract artworks filled with emotion and symbolism.

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FACTORS AFFECTING STYLE: A painter who admires the works of Vincent van Gogh and Pablo Picasso begins to incorporate elements of both artists' styles into their own paintings.

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A factor affecting art style that offers possibilities & limitations.

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A factor affecting art style that expands possibilities.

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A factor affecting art style that stems from conveying a message or aesthetic goal.

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A factor affecting art style that is based on trends, patronage & availability of materials.

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a distribution of visual weight

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creates focal points, aims to draw attention

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juxtaposition creating interest & impact; either through value, color, texture, or shape

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creates a sense of coherence, harmony & wholeness

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it aims to guide a viewer’s eye through directional cues

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repetition/alteration creating continuity & flow

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relative size, scale, and arrangement of elements to create a sense of realism

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CATEGORIES OF NAA: poetry, fiction, essay, playwriting, journalism, literary criticism

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CATEGORIES OF NAA: direction, production, cinematography, camera work, editing

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CATEGORIES OF NAA: architecture design, interior design, industrial art design

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CATEGORIES OF NAA: choreography, direction, performance

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CATEGORIES OF NAA: singing, direction, performance

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CATEGORIES OF NAA: production design, choreo, performance

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CATEGORIES OF NAA: painting, sculpture, printmaking, photography, mixed media, performance art, graphic arts

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DIVISIONS OF ART STUDY: for aesthetic or intellectual purposes

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DIVISIONS OF ART STUDY: expression of skill & imagination

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DIVISIONS OF ART STUDY: in front of an audience

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DIVISIONS OF ART STUDY: art is used in everyday objects

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DIVISIONS OF ART STUDY: arts is chiefly prized for their utility, and not purely for their aesthetic quality

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DIVISIONS OF ART STUDY: art is observed in historical & stylistic context

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A NAA artist is recognized by their siginificant contributions to the country's ________ ________.

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A artist is qualified to garner the NAA if the content and form of their works build a ________ _____ __ __________.

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guidelines that artists use to organize and arrange elements in their work

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a type of balance which has even elements on both sides of the central axis

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a type of balance which has different elements on both sides of the central axis

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a type of balance whose elements radiates from a central point

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a type of contrast that uses differences in lightness and darkness

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a type of contrast that uses differences in hue, saturation, and brightness

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a type of contrast that uses differences in surface quality

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a type of contrast that uses differences in form and contour

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a type of rhythm wherein elements are evenly spaced & repeated at regular intervals

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a type of rhythm wherein elements gradually change in size, shape, and color

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a type of rhythm wherein shapes are irregularly spaced out and has different patterns

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the highest policy and coordinating body for culture and the arts of the state

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The Manililikha ng Bayan Act awards the GAMABA Award to an artist with a high skill level of _________ & ________ excellence

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What does GAMABA stand for?

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a seven-syllable line poem

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A script preserved by Ginaw Bilog

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master of basal, kulilal, and bagit instrumental music; played aroding and babarak; a epic chanter & storyteller

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achiever of the highest level of excellence in playing kudyapi

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a two-stringed lute played masterfully by Samaon Sulaiman

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a suspended bossed gong with a wide rim

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a bossed gong with a narrow rim

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a lip-valley flute

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traditional weaving that uses three primary colors: red, black, and original abaca

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a preserver of T'nalak weaving who recreates crocodiles, butterflies, and flowers

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fully demonstrated bagobo abaca ikat weaving as it was on the brink of extincition

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meaning "to tie or bond"

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a traditional textile of Bagobo

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reffered to for his ability & mastery of yakan instruments

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What are Yakan instruments made of?

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his work lifestyle to paint a record of his people’s tradition of opposites & dualities in cadences

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works for the documentation of oral literature

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he contributed the chanting of the Sugidanon epic

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“Master Mat Weaver” of complex geometric patterns

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devoted to secular & religious works of metal plating

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devoted to teaching Pis Syabit weaving

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a master of Abel Weaving; employs the difficult Pililian (partially) technique

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the Ilocano term for upo

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He cultivated & developed tabungaw, and learned kattukong, tabungaw & basket weaving

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among the finest weavers within the Southern Philippines; can actualize all ordinary Yakan textiles

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she learned B’laan Mat weaving as a child

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