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Lesson 4: VARIOUS FEATURES IN Lesson 5: VARIOUS KINDS OF

POSTMODERNISM TRADITIONAL ART IN PHILIPPINES


PASTICHE ANIMISM
-most common feature. -Its intention is to depict something of the
people's gods and goddesses, thus resulting in
-refers to the blurring of divisions between fine
the creation of abstract symbols of animistic
art and commercial art, high culture, and low
figures like the sun, the moon, and other human
culture
figures.
-It celebrates the artwork from which it derives
BULUL -God of Rice of the Ifugaos.
inspiration and does not mock it.
T’NALAK TAPESTRY- woven by the T’bolis
- an artistic work in a style that imitates that of
in South Cotabato
another work, artist, or period
PISSIYABIT- Headcloth of the Mindanao
BRICOLAGE
JUSI AND PIÑA
also called as assemblage which is popularly
used in visual arts. - Embroidered jusi and piña cloth of Lumban,
Laguna
- refers to a creation that uses diverse range of
materials from mass-produced to recovered -Toothpick and papier-măchė objects made in
objects. pakil
APPROPRIATION FACTS ABOUT THE TRADITIONAL art of
the Philippines
-also called as borrowing.
1. Philippine traditional arts also boast of
-In music, there is term “appropriation
rich songs and dances in the regions.
performance”.
-refers to the use the style and content of another 2. In literature and the performing arts, the
culture for a performance traditional style is evident in their
adherence to classical structures and
INSTALLATION standards.
-It is an art made indoors and outdoors where a
particular space is transformed into a three- 3. Most traditional arts are representation
dimensional artwork. because of the absence of photography.
TRADITIONAL ARTS

The Philippines is home to many traditional -Traditional art is culture-bound while


arts. These are the arts that started in the pre- contemporary art is not bounded by any rule or
colonial time and have been handed down standard
from generation to generation. CONTEMPORARY ARTS
-centers on the feeling and thoughts of the artist
-it is not bounded by any rule or standard. It is
conceptual, innovative, expressive, and
experimental.
Lesson 6: Contemporary art forms in the 6. CINEMA
region now include the following:
-The most popular of the art forms; yet it is the
1. CHOREOGRAPHY youngest of all.
-an arrangement or design for dance movements -The characteristic of the cinema is similar to the
usually accompanied by music. theater, except that it is not a live performance,
and the action is seen on a flat screen
2. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
-any tool or device that produces sound. It
consists of an array of shapes and styles from the
simple to the complex
3. LITERARY AND MUSIC
COMPOSITION
-Literary works are written works meant to be
read, sung, or delivered in a play. They can be
written in prose or in poetry form.
-Musical compositions are not written but
notated (represented by musical symbols).
4. VISUAL DESIGN
-a composition or layout of lines, shapes, and
color to form patterns on paper, textile, or any
piece for that matter
-It can be found in either two dimensional or
three-dimensional works
5. THEATRICAL PERFORMANCE
-It pertains to a public presentation of a dramatic
or musical entertainment
-It involves a lot of teamwork that includes the
producer, the director, the cast, and the crew of
workers. Technology, whether traditional,
digital, multi-media, innovative, or alternative, is
a vital part of any performance.

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