Contemporary Art in the Philippine Context Flashcards
An art that refers to the depiction of the everyday of lives of Filipinos.
Philippine art
The oldest design tradition of the Philippines, which is rooted in prehistoric times. As a response to the challenges of living in various climates and environments, these were created.
Ethnic traditions
Ethnic communities residing in the _ highlands of Luzon and the _ Plateau and the mountain ranges of _, _, and _ have preserved this tradition.
Cordillera; Bukidnon Plateau; Lanao, Davao Oriental, Agusan
Due to the cold and heavy rains of the Cordillera, the windowless Ifugao house of _ with a low-hanging steep roof was created.
Mayaoyao
Has a distinguishing narrow bands of supplemental weaves called landap.
malong landap of the Maranao
_ and _ malongs do use the landap.
Maguindanaon and T’boli
Ethnic designs also distinguished between _, _, _.
social roles, political power, and sexes
The second design tradition, which refers to the artistic and design influences from Spain.
Hispanic tradition
Due to the Spanish colonization, Filos were introduced to the _ and _ styles through architectural handbooks. Friar and missionaries
Baroque and Rococo
When was the beginning of the Hispanic tradition?
1565
Artists created artworks focusing on the _.
Catholic faith
Clay was also fired in kilns and used to make _ or roof tiles.
teja
_ or floor tiles
baldosa
_ or bricks
ladrillo
A thin layer protective layer was applied over blocks, and the cover was called?
paletada or palitada (after the word paleta, a Spanish term for the cement towel)
