ACTIVITY 1

Direction:

• Look for particular local contemporary artwork, then answer the following
questions.

• Each question has 2-3 sentences.

• 5 points for each question.

• Answer directly.

1. Describe the artwork.

2. What materials are used by the artist?

3. How does the following materials maximized in the artwork?

Answers:
1. An artwork of art is an aesthetic physical element or artistic creation. art is the
creative production of objects or displays that have aesthetic or emotional significance,
usually visually-oriented, but not always.
It serves as a medium of not only personal self-expression, but also as a way to
communicate the artist's view of reality to other people. Art can also reflect cultural
movements of a certain era, and most art reflects at least to some capacity the cultural
norms and beliefs of the time in which they were created.
2. Contemporary artists found used bottles, hays, rice stalks, plastic straw, and other
recyclable materials useful in creating artworks.
They create artworks from wood, wire, thread, rattan, metal and even leaves. The artists
sees beauty even from the peelings of garlic and corn.
They combined primary colors, e, g, red, yellow, green, and other different colors.
3. Because Philippines is very rich in natural resources with our artistic inclinations.
Because the environment give us what we need, it keep us financially stable, and to give
us inspiration.
ACTIVITY 2

Direction:

• Describe and give the distinguish features of the church/mosque in your locality.

• 2 Paragraphs. (Each paragraph should be at least 4-5 sentences)

Known formally as the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception of
Antipolo, it is the first church erected within the city. It is also referred to
as the National Shrine of Our Lady of Peace and Good Voyage. you can
see the amazing roof inside the church. It's like a coliseum because of the circle
shape type.
Lots of people and devotees go here and visit Mama Mary specially if they will
going to travel. The cathedral is the house of the image of Our Lady of
Peace and Good Voyage, brought by a Spanish Governor General named
Juan Niño de Tabora. The image of the Immaculate Conception is said to
be the reason why Governor-General Juan Niño de Tabora was able to
make the safest of voyages across the Pacific Ocean, coming all the way
from Mexico. Since then, it has been one of the most celebrated images of
the Blessed Virgin Mary, with a pilgrimage held every year during May.
The current design was designed by Architect Jose L. de Ocampo, which
was completed in 1954. During the month of May, thousands of devotees
pilgrim to Antipolo church on foot coming from different parts of
surrounding cities and provinces.