CONTEMPORARY

PHILIPPINE ART FROM THE REGIONS

Presented by Sir Mark Cardosa

 objectives
• Discuss the local materials in creating art

• Identify the materials used by artists

• Recognize local materials found in your
community that can be used in creatin art.
Identify the materials used by artists.
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Compare and Contrast
Compare and Contrast
 Guide Questions
• What have you observed
from the pictures of the
houses in terms of local
materials used?
 Guide Questions
2. What do you think did the
homeowners consider when
they decided to use the local
materials in building their
houses?
 4 Pics 1 Word
You will be shown four photos in a
grid, all of which share a word in
common. Your goal is to figure out
the common word based on the
number of blank spaces and
jumbled letters provided to you
below each picture.
4 Pics 1 Word

• _____________
_
scpcretuwulok
4 Pics 1 Word

2. ______________
MLEICIUSANR
4 Pics 1 Word

3. ______________
NTABEPIRCE
4 Pics 1 Word

4. ______________
DCEANUHRM
From the four answers and group of pictures
above, arrange the jumbled letters below to
create a group of words to describe our topic
today.
LERATMAIS ESUD NI TAR
 Various Local Materials in the
Philippines used for Arts and Crafts
Abaca - It belongs to a banana family.
Its fibers have a natural lusterwith
colors ranging from pure white to
ivory and dark brown.
Bamboo - It is used in creating many
products. It can laso be used in
construction, textile, musical
instruments and many more.
Buri - It is extracted from matured
leaves of buri palm. The fiber is
durable and resistant to moisture.
Capiz Shells- are translucent to allow lught to
pass through, but still allow privacy. It comes
from the windowpane oyster found in the coastal
waters of the Philippines and are known for their
beautiful mother pearl look.
Rattan - it belongs to the palm family. There are
different types of rattan palms such as high or
low climbers, single stemmed or clustered rattan
species.
Sea Shells - a hard exoskeleton of marine
mollusks such as snails, bivalves and chitons that
serves to protect their bodies. Used in making
ornaments and house decorations.
Activity 1. Match the following artworks/crafts to
its materials where it is made of.

1. A. Buri
B. Shell
C. Bamboo
D. Capiz
E. Abaca
F. Rattan
Activity 1. Match the following artworks/crafts to
its materials where it is made of.

2. A. Buri
B. Shell
C. Bamboo
D. Capiz
E. Abaca
F. Rattan
Activity 1. Match the following artworks/crafts to
its materials where it is made of.

3. A. Buri
B. Shell
C. Bamboo
D. Capiz
E. Abaca
F. Rattan
Activity 1. Match the following artworks/crafts to
its materials where it is made of.

4. A. Buri
B. Shell
C. Bamboo
D. Capiz
E. Abaca
F. Rattan
Activity 1. Match the following artworks/crafts to
its materials where it is made of.

5. A. Buri
B. Shell
C. Bamboo
D. Capiz
E. Abaca
F. Rattan
Activity 1. Match the following artworks/crafts to
its materials where it is made of.

6. A. Buri
B. Shell
C. Bamboo
D. Capiz
E. Abaca
F. Rattan
Quiz. Answer the question briefly and concisely

• What is the importance of using

locally available resources in
creating art?
Quiz. Answer te question briefly and concisely

2. How do materials affect the way art is

made?
Quiz. Answer te question briefly and concisely
3. What resources are available in your
locality and what are products can you
make out of these available materials?
THANK YOU