CPAR|Contemporary Art Techniques and Performance Practices

Question 1

Arts express the artistic feelings toward any aspect
of life the locality help us hone and enhance our
skills and talents in producing works of arts that
can give us Pride and Popularity.

Answer 1

Local Materials to Contemporary Arts

Question 2

Contemporary artist used: (4)

Answer 2

✓ Bottles
✓ Rice stalks
✓ Plastic Straw
✓ Other recyclable materials

Question 3

They create artworks from: (6)

Answer 3

✓ Wood
✓ Wire
✓ Thread
✓ Rattan
✓ Metal
✓ leaves

Question 4

One of the country’s biggest,
and most colorful harvest
festival every May 15th, along with the harvest
festivals of the towns of Tayabas, Sariaya, Gumaca and Tiaong.

Answer 4

“PAHIYAS”
Lucban, Quezon

Question 5

• The decorative Multi-Colored lanterns
• Example:
  Magnolia Fiberglass Lantern
  36 inches in diameter
  21 bulbs socket type
  4 winkers
  210 watts / 220 volts

Answer 5

San Fernando, Pampanga

Question 6

Wood Carving

Answer 6

Paete, Laguna

Question 7

There are art forms which seem to be dying because the younger generations do not seem to have an interest in learning about them.
One example is:

Answer 7

Empty bottles as material for art making

Question 8

Saniculas Cookie Mold Carvings

Answer 8

Pampanga

Question 9

are arrowroot cookies that have the image of St. Nicholas molded on it ergo the name _________

Answer 9

Saniculas Cookies

Question 10

is also known as the “The Healer” From illness

Answer 10

St. Nicholas

Question 11

Legend say that if you consume these cookies
when one is ill, you get healed and recover in a
shorter amount of time than it would usually take.

Answer 11

Saniculas Cookies

Question 12

would commission the
carvers of these molds with one of a kind designs

Answer 12

Saniculas cookie makers

Question 13

❑The molds are an exceptional piece of folk art and a rarity
❑ It is considered a family heirloom
❑ The molds are made of hardwood and are of
different shapes and sizes
❑ They would have a carved piece and a wooden presser

Answer 13

Saniculas Cookie Mold Carvings

Question 14

Pabalat or Pastillas wrapper cutting art

Answer 14

Bulacan

Question 15

The wrapper was made out of ________________

Answer 15

delicate Japanese
paper

Question 16

The way to make it is so delicate that only the ones
with skilled hands and have perfect control of their
motor skills can produce the best kind.

Answer 16

Pabalat or Pastillas wrapper cutting art

Question 17

Taka

Answer 17

Laguna

Question 18

The art of “_____” or “takamaking” is not an exclusive Pinoy art. Paper
mache and decoupaging have been around for
centuries

Answer 18

Taka (Laguna)

Question 19

In the Philippines, the first recorded or mention of a created taka was by a woman named _____________ in the ________

Answer 19

Maria Bague

1920’s

Question 20

❑ She has wooden molds that were covered in strips of paper dipped in a sticky paste
❑ She would later paint them colorfully and presented them as children’s toys. Due to a fire though, none of the original takas were saved.

Answer 20

Maria Bague (1920’s)

Question 21

Pagbuburda

Answer 21

Taal, Lumban, Laguna

Question 22

Ang tradisyon ng ___________ sa Bayan ng Lumban at ang
paglalaba ng tela gamit ang bastidor

Answer 22

Pagbuburda (Taal, Lumban, Laguna)

Question 23

Singkaban or Bamboo Art

Answer 23

Bulacan

Question 24

is usually a celebratory art.
craftsmen create these gregariously designed bamboo arches for fiestas, weddings and other celebrations that involve the entire community.
Perhaps it is our sense of “bayanihan” that inspired
this artform

Answer 24

Singkaban or Bamboo Art (Bulacan)

Question 25

Puni or Palm leaf folding

Answer 25

Bulacan

Question 26

refers to art of coconut leaf weaving
was intended to create artful toys for kids
can also be used to create woven baskets, bags and even fans

Answer 26

Puni or Palm leaf folding

Question 27

is a tagalog term from the province of Bulacan which means to beautify or decorate with the use of coconut leaf.

Answer 27

Puni

Question 28

The most common permutation of Puni art is
the “_________” we see every Holy Week.

Answer 28

Palaspas