CONTEMP Flashcards
Depicts reality as closely as possible and idealizes it: beautiful and pastoral
Neoclassic Art
Social Realist of the 70s are considered heirs of ____
Neo-realist
art of the past
Modern Art
Depict what might be taught of as “ugly” and unpleasant
Modern Art
Artists do not aim to copy and idealize reality.
Modern Art
They change colors and flatten the picture instead of creating illusions of depth
Modern Art
They change colors and flatten the picture instead of looking new and shocking
Modern Art
art of the present
Contemporary Art
influenced by Social Realism
Contemporary Art
Immelda Cajipe Endaya, a Modern or Social Realist
Social Realist
Immelda Cajipe Endaya famous work
Filipina DH
a fluid term and its use can change depending on the context
Contemporary Art
Characteristics of Contemporary Art
Site specific, Process based, collaborative and interactive
ritual that opens the fishing season of flying fish in batanes
Mayvanuvanua
officiated by shaman, involves animal sacrifice where entrails read through a process of divination
Canao
ritual to ensure abundance during rice planting and harvesting
Kashawing
three stringed guitar
Kudyapi
array of bossed gong
Kulintang
flat gong
Gansa
large bossed gong
Agong
represent comedic movements of monkey
Inamong
movements of crane balancing itself on flitting away from the clutches of bamboo traps
Tinikling
dramatizes three roosters compete to get attention of Lady Lien
Man Manok
courtship dance mimetic movements of wild fowls
Talip
courtship dance portrays flight of birds
Banog-banog
wooden bench marks socio-economic status of owner
Hagabi
stylized design of bird holding fish in its beak
Sarimanok
form elaborate mythical serpent with vigorous S-curve and scales
Naga
traditional and unique carving and prominent in any design among Moro ethno-linguistic communities
Okir
stylized growing fern with broad base gracefully tapering upwards
Pako rabong
traditional built by Maranaos their nobility
Torogan
used as water and food containers
Burnay
colorful layered mat made of pandan leaves
Tepo Mat
headpiece woven by Tausug
Pis syabit
fish traps made of sturdy bamboo strips
Bubo
made of nito used as head sling to carry harvest
Ovaloid Basktes
shared by southeast asia and new zealand, practices tattooing Kalinga and Ifugao
Visayas - Islas de los Pintados
Kalinga warrior heavily marked tattoos with respect and enemies tremble in fear
Pagbabatok
Ancient writing system in PH
Baybayin
emphasizes the impermanence of nature and incomprehensible greatness of divine being
Notion of Tawhid
Abstract forms and patterns of Mosques are
form of reliefs, oriented toward west