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A Brief History of Philippine Art
A Brief History of Philippine Art
A Brief History of Philippine Art
A BRIEF HISTORY OF
PHILIPPINE ART
FLUTES
GANGSA AGUNG
1. PANGALAY (Sulu Archipelago)- mimetic of the
movements of seabirds.
2. KINABUA (Mandayas)- imitating the movements of
eagles.
3. BANOG-BANOG (Higanon)- performed by the
healed patients and mimetic of the movements of
hawk.
4. MAN-MANOK (Bagobos, Mindanao)- a dance that
mimics fowl.
5.TALIP (Ifugao)- a dance used in courtship and is
mimetic of the movements of wild fowls.
6.INAMONG (Matigsalugs)- performed during
harvests and mimicking the motions of a pair of
flirting monkeys.
7.KADALIWAS (T’Bolis)- represent the comedic
movement of monkeys.
8.TINIKLING (Leyte)- a popular Tagalog folk dance
often showcased for tourists. It is evocative of the
movements of crane.
1. BULUL (Cordillera)- regarded as granary god that
plays an important role in rituals.
2. HAGABI (Ifugao)- wooden bench that marks the
socioeconomic status of the owner.
3. SANTOS (Laguna and Pampanga)- sculpture of
saint.
Paete, Laguna- recognized for its carving tradition
Betis, Pampanga- remains active today despite of
the many challenges posed to contemporary
practice.
OKIR (termed ukkil in
Tausug/ Samal/ Badjao)
- can be found in panolong
or sultan’s house called
Torogan.
-employed in
woodcarving, traditional
boats, weapons,
musical instruments,
1. MANUNGGUL JAR (890-710BC)- found in
Manunggul Cave, Lipuun Point, Palawan
- Secondary burial vessel, where buried and exhumed
bones are placed.
2. AYUB JAR (5BC-225AD)- anthropomorphic burial jar
3. PALAYOK- used for cooking
4.BANGA AND TAPAYAN- containers for fermenting
food or keeping liquids.
5.PAGBUBURNAY- in Vigan thrives and is currently
valued in Ilocos.
FORMS OF WEAVING:
1. Textile Weaving- imparts knowledge about
people’s belief systems.
Examples: Pis Siyabit and Malong