Contemporary Philippine Arts from the Regions

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LOCAL ART MATERIALS USED IN CREATIING ART

 Technique is a strategy that an artist uses to create an art.

 Local material is usually evident in the art form because it is available in the community
where the artist lives.
 Found objects refers to the idea that things we often view as junk turn to be more
valuable than we think they are.
 Paete’s Taka is an art materials that refers to the paper mache made by using curved
wooded sculpture used as mold.
 Pabalat is a folk art that is still evident today in contemporary arts called as packaging.
 Bamboo is used in construction, textile, musical instruments and weapons. Mabalacat
City is famous for using this raw material.
 Puni is an art created using leaf frond folding and is made popular in Bulacan.
 A place usually welcomes visitors with a name of the town. Singkaban is a traditional art
from Bulacan that was originally created for this purpose.
 Saniculas is an art that is anchored to a legend that a priest can perform healing through
bread and water.
 Pagbuburda as a traditional technique is now evident in loom bands.
 Taka making is Paete’s contemporary art that uses carved wooded molds for paper
mache.
 Puni, Pabalat, and Saniculas are art forms originated from North Luzon.
 Medium is the material used in creating an art.
 Packaging styles inspired by traditional art is from the place of Bulacan.
 An art that needs a space for installation and public view is classified as environmental.
 Narrative is a kind of art that combines the materials to tell a story.
 Bamboo is a material used in Digital Tagalog.
 The reinterpretation of dance in staged Moriones Festival is a musical.
 To conserve the natural resources, like when conducting an art contest uses found object.
CRITIQUING AVAILABLE MATERIALS AND APPROPRIATE TECHNIQUES
 An artwork is an expression of the being of the artist who created it.
 The act of critiquing should be differentiated from the act of criticizing.
 When someone takes the only of an artwork’s flaws and errors, this is criticizing.
 Critique is somewhat a formal word that typically refers to a careful judgement.
 The quality of being acquired or used easily refers to accessibility.
 The art technique’s suitability for the kind of art materials and to the conceived artwork
refers to its appropriateness.
  The art technique’s usefulness for the artist and it is understandably fit for the kind of art
materials and for the conceived artwork refers to its practicality.
 For an art material to be deemed really useful they have to undergo evaluation.
 An art material that is obtainable, always for use and is at hand is proof of its availability.
 The means, process or methods of using art materials in a manner that the artist wants to
use in order to create an artwork refers to the art technique.
 The detailed analysis and assessment of something refers to critique.
 The attribute of an art material to be acquired by the artist without much effort or
difficulty refers to the accessibility.
 The artist’s skill and rich knowledge of the art technique refers to the mastery.
 The sharp or severe disapproval of something, generally based on perceived faults or
errors refers to criticism.
 The art technique’s functional and sensible application for the creation of the conceived
artwork refers to its practicality.
 The manner and ability by which an artist employs the technical skills of a particular art
refers to the art technique.
 The attribute of an art material’s existence or presence for the artist to obtain and use
refers to its availability.
 The attribute of an art material to be within the financial capacity of the artist to purchase
or buy is appropriateness.
 Critique is concerned with the process of creating art as well as the artist’s technique.
 Paying attention to the kind of art materials and the way they were used as well as the art
technique that was applied, are some the ways of critiquing.
 The way an artist critiques the available art materials and the appropriate technique gives
a purposeful interest to the artist’s creation.
MATERIALS AND APPLICATION OF TECHNIQUES
 Singkaban is the endeavor to shave bamboo, layering to make twists and delicate whirls
to arrive at the novel craftsmanship in the field.
 Creative toys, food wrapper, and palaspas are the examples of art form the use of leaves
of Bulacuano.
 Puni is a traditional art of leaf folding.
 The dying culture of the people of Pasig id pagpapalayok.
 The important ingredient in baking the Panecillos de San Nicolas is the arrowroot.
 An art of decorative stitching of women of Taal,and Lucban Laguna is doing an
embroidery.
PRODUCTION PLANNING
 Non-objective art is the type of art based on subject that attract straight through the
senses.
 The name of the production is the best part of the production that can help get the
attention of the target audience.
 Medium refers to the materials used in an artwork.
 Spotlight, speakers, and video cameras are examples of machines used in the production.
 Representational arts have subjects while non-representational art does not have.