ARTISTS AND ARTISAN

Question 1

defined as an art practitioner, such as
painters, sculptor, choreographers, dancers,
writers, poets, musicians, and the like who
produce or create indirectly functional arts
with aesthetic value using imagination.

Answer 1

ARTISTS

Question 2

A craftsman such as a carpenter, carver,
plumber, blacksmith, weaver, or
embroiderer, who produces directly
functional and or decorative arts. Mostly,
they create things that are necessary in our
everyday life.

Answer 2

ARTISAN

Question 3

The practice of artists was not grounded on the
idea of individual capacities or success; rather, it
was based on the commitment to work together as
a collective.

Guilds were a type of social fellowship, an
association structured with rules, customs, rights,
and responsibilities.

Answer 3

THE ARTISANS AND THE GUILD

Question 4

CREATIVE PROCESS:
1)
2)
3)

Answer 4

CREATIVE PROCESS:
1) GERMINATION
2) ASSIMILATION
3) COMPLETION

Question 5

PRODUCTION PROCESS:
1)
2)
3)

Answer 5

PRODUCTION PROCESS:
1) PRE- PRODUCTION
2) PRODUCTION
3) POST-PRODUCTION

Question 6

_______ - a manager or overseer and usually a curator or
keeper of a cultural heritage institution (e.g.
gallery, museum, library, or archive), is a
content specialist in charge of collection and
selection of displays.

Answer 6

CURATOR

Question 7

___________ - a professional who is knowledgeable
in art, who may scout, assess, and
survey the artwork that the collectors
are interested in.

Answer 7

ART BUYER

Question 8

________________ - those who acquire and purchase
the artworks for a variety of
patrons.

Answer 8

ART COLLECTOR

Question 9

“MY PAINTING CARRIES
WITH IT THE MESSAGE
OF PAIN.”- _______________

Answer 9

FRIDA KAHLO

Question 10

FRIDA KAHLO
July 6, 1907- July 13, 1954
Coyoacan, Mexico

Answer 10

Self Portrait in a
Velvet Dress, 1926

Self Portrait- Time
Flies, 1929

Self Portrait with
Cropped Hair, 1940

Question 11

NCCA stands for?

Answer 11

NATIONAL COMMISSION
FOR CULTURE AND THE
ARTS

Question 12

Purpose: overall policy-making
body, coordinating, and
grants-giving agency for the
preservation, development, and
promotion of ________ arts and
culture

Answer 12

Philippine

Question 13

Legal basis: Republic Act No.
_______ (April 3, 1992)

Answer 13

7356

Question 14

NCCA logo

Answer 14

Alab ng Haraya
(The Flame of
Imagination)

Question 15

______ - symbolizes the
letter K (Indigenous
script) which means
Kadakilaan or greatness

Answer 15

Fire

Question 16

___________ - stand for
organization,
economic support, and
tradition and history

Answer 16

Three tiers

Question 17

_______ - symbolizes the
immense wealth of
Philippine culture
(designed by Romeo
“Boy” Togonon)

Answer 17

Gold

Question 18

THE INSIGNIA OF THE ORDER OF
NATIONAL ARTIST

Answer 18

“katotohanan, kabutihan, at
kagandahan”

Question 19

PROCESS OF NOMINATION AND
CONFERMENT OF THE ORDER

Answer 19

The order of the National Artists
Secretariat (CCP/NCCA) announces an
opening for nominations.

NCCA and CCPA receive nominations;
screen and deliberate.

The NCCA and CCP submit a list of
recommendations to the President

The President issues a proclamation
conferring the rank and title on the
recommendees

The Order of National Artists conferred
during ceremonies organized by the
Secretariat.

Question 20

Who are eligible to submit nominations
for the Order of National Artists?

Answer 20

Government and non-government
cultural organizations;

Educational institutions; and

Private foundations and councils.

Question 21

Who are not eligible for nominations for
the Order of National Artists?

Answer 21

Members of the Special Research Group, as
well as agencies attached to the NCCA and
CCP shall not submit nominations;

NCCA and CCP Board members and
consultants and NCCA and CCP officers and
staff are automatically disqualified from
being nominated

Question 22

CRITERIA FOR THE ORDER OF
NATIONAL ARTISTS

Answer 22

Living artists who are Filipino citizens at the time
of nomination, as well as those who died after the
establishment of the award in 1972 but were
Filipino citizens at the time of their death;

Artists who, through the content and form of
their works, have contributed in building a
Filipino sense of nationhood;

Artists who have pioneered in a mode of
creative expression or style, thus earning
distinction and making an impact on succeeding
generations of artists;

Artists who have created a substantial and
significant body of work and/or consistently displayed
excellence in the practice of their art form thus
enriching artistic expression or style; and

Artists who enjoy broad acceptance through:

• prestigious national and/or international
  recognition, such as the Gawad CCP Para sa Sining, CCP
  Thirteen Artists Award and NCCA Alab ng Haraya;
• critical acclaim and/or reviews of their works;
• respect and esteem from peers.