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CPAR Reviewer Flashcards

1
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materials that are natural or inherent from the place or locality

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indigenous art materials

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2
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true or false?

all indigenous art materials are local materials but not all local art materials are indigenous.

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true

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3
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could be a mix of indigenous art materials and introduced are materials

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local art materials

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4
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local art materials can be classified into two:

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traditional
non-traditional

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5
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available locally; usually bough from department stores and bookstores

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traditional art materials

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6
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includes crayons, oil pastel, watercolor, colored pencils

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traditional art materials

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7
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materials that are not usually used in creating art

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non-traditional art materials

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coffee, plastic bottles, recyclable materials

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non-traditional art materials

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9
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etymology of critique

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Greek kritike tekhne - “the critical art”

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10
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formal word that refers to careful judgment; detailed analysis and assessment of something

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critique

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11
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sharp or severe disapproval of something, generally based on perceived faults or errors; judging with disapproval; negative in nature

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criticism

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12
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  • thought more than felt
  • concerned w/ the process of creating art
  • considered the artist’s technique
  • more objective than subjective
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critiquing

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13
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  • felt more than thought
  • concerned with what is perceived through the senses
  • considered the artist as good or not good
  • more subjective than objective
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criticizing

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14
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basic considerations in critiquing art materials

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availability
accessibility
affordability

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15
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  • obtainable, ready for use, at hand
  • exists or is physically present for the artist to use
  • already there
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availability

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16
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the quality of being able to be used or obtained

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availability

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17
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  • within the artist’s reach
  • easily acquired without much effort or difficulty for the artist
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accessibility

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18
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the quality of being acquired or used easily

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accessibility

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19
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within the financial capacity of the artist to be purchased or bought

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affordability

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20
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the manner and ability by which an artist employs the technical skills of a particular art

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art technique

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21
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the means, process or methods of using art materials in a manner that the artist wants to use in order to create an artwork

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art technique

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22
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considerations in critiquing art techniques

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appropriateness
mastery
practicality

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23
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how the artist is going to apply in creating an artwork should be suited to the kind of art materials that will be used as well as suited to the kind of art technique

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appropriateness

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24
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skilled and highly knowledgeable of the art technique

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mastery

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25
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functional and sensible for the objectives or purpose set by the artist for the creation of the artwork

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practicality

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26
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makes the art technique truly appropriate when it is indeed useful for the artist and when it is understandably fit for the kind of art materials and for the conceived artwork

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practicality

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27
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singkaban is based on the book ?

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sandagan, 2016

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28
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type of filipino art of shaving a bamboo for home decors and bamboo arches for weddings, mas gathering, fiesta, and as welcome signage of a town, city tr village in the country

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singkaban

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29
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broadly utilized as enrichment amid town celebration in bulacan

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singkaban

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30
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traditional art of leaf folding

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puni

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31
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ancient art of weaving that uses elongated leaves

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puni

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32
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puni steps ???? damn idk

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prepare the leaf
fold the leaf
tighten package
trim garnish

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33
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one of the recognized crafts in the weaving industry

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puni

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34
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when was kubol called puni

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1998

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35
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paete is derived from the word

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chisel

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36
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when was taka (paper mache) first recorded & bcs of whom

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1920s & Maria Bangue

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37
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art pieces mentioned

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singkaban
puni
pabalat
taka
pagpapalayok
sanikulas cookies (panecillos de san nicolas)
pagbuburda

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38
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filipinos believe that this food possess healing properties

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sanikulas cookies / panecillos de san nicolas

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39
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main ingredient in baking sanikulas cookies

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arrowroot

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40
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art of decorative stitching (especially by hand)

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pagbuburda / embroidery

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41
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the towns of ? had a long tradition of hand embroidery

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taal and lumban, laguna

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42
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traditional fabrics used by the bordadoras

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piña and jusi

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43
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more special fabric bcs it is decent, soft, refined, durable, and not hot

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piña

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44
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  • this fabric is lightweight, flimsy, and ecru colored
  • best material for embroidery
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jusi

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45
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pulls each thread to form a design

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magbabakbak

46
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  • avoid the cloth from being frayed
  • you will lock the treads from which you have pulled from the cloth before to make sure you look at each thread
  • tedious process
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calado

47
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processes of embroidery

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pagbabakbak and pagkakalado

48
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according to (1) and (2), year (3), subject refers to anything that is represented in an artwork

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sandagan and sayseng, 2016

49
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when talking abouth subject, there are two types of arts:

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representational / objective arts
non-representational / non-objective arts

50
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present stories, images, representations, symbols

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representational / objective arts

51
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  • attract straight thru the senses
  • musical arrangement, architecture, weaving
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non-representational / non-objective arts

52
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anything tat is represented in an artwork

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subject

53
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  • materials used in an artwork
  • instrument of every artist t convey message in an artistic matter
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medium

54
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  • physical characteristics of an art
  • utilization of the elements of art
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form

55
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considerations in creating art

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subject
medium
form

56
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4Ms

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methods
manpower
materials
machine

57
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  • framework of production
  • provides the skeletal plan that will serve as the guide for the whole production
  • contains the objectives/goals, materials, procedures, manpower assignment, target date of finish
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methods

58
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expected output or result of production

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objectives

59
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name of production

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title / name of production

60
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group that is the primary target of production

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target audiencea

61
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activities that need to be done

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procedures

62
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space you will use to execute production

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venue / platform

63
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expected production launching date

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date of implementation / target date of finish

64
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team of people assigned to a specific role

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manpower

65
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  • the artwork presented on a production
  • center of production that consists of the concept that is expressed thru art
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materials

66
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mediums, machinery, tools, or equipment to be used in a production

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machine

67
Q

people under film and broadcast arts

A

lamberto avellana
gerardo de leon
ishmael bernal
ronald allan poe
kidlat tahimik

68
Q

people under theater

A

daisy avellana
salvador bernal
amelia lapenña-bonifacio

69
Q

people under dance

A

francisca aquino
leonor goquinco
lucrecia urtula
alice reyes

70
Q

people under visual arts

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fernando amorsolo
carlos “botong” francisco
guillermo tolentino
napoleon abueva
victorio edades
abdulmari asia imao
francisco coching

71
Q

people under architecture and allied arts

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juan f. nakpil
leandro locsin
ildefonso santos jr.
francisco mañosa
ramon valera

72
Q

people under literature

A

amado hernandez
nick joaquin
carlos p. romulo
carlos quirino
lazaro francsico
resil mojares
ramon muzones

73
Q

people under music

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antonio molina
jovita fuentes
honorata “atang” dela rama
lucio san pedro
levi celerio
andrea veneracion
ryan cayabyab

74
Q
  • national artist for film & theater
  • “the boy wonder of philippine movies”
A

lamberto avellana (1976)

75
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  • most awarded film director with 7 wins
A

gerardo de leon (1982)

76
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  • social realistic films
  • “the genius of philippine cinema”
A

ishmael berna (2001)

77
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  • actor, director, writer, producer
  • action films
  • “the king of philippine movies”
A

fpj (2006)

78
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  • philippine new wave cinema
  • “father of philippine independent cinema”
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kidlat tahimik (2018)

79
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  • “first lady of philippine theater”
  • actress director, producer, writer
  • barangay theater guild
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daisy avellana (1997)

80
Q
  • national artist for theater design
  • “father of philippine theater design”
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salvador bernal 92003)

81
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  • “grand dame of southeast asian children’s theater”
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amelia lapeña-boinifacio (2018)

82
Q
  • “mother of philippine dancing”
  • “folk dance pioneer”
  • preserved dances (tinikling, pandanggo sa ilaw, carinosa)
A

francisca aquino (1973)

83
Q
  • produced original choreographies of native folk dances
  • “trailblazer”
  • founding member of the Philippine Ballet Theater
  • “mother of philippine theater dance”
  • “dean of Filipino performing arts critics”
A

leonor goquinco (1975)

84
Q
  • one of the founders of the bayanihan dance company
  • signature dance “singkil”
  • “vinta”, “tagabili”, “pagdiwata”
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lucrecia urtula (1988)

85
Q
  • introduced and developed contemporary dances
  • started the CCP dance workshop company (ballet Philippines) - 1969
A

alice reyes (2014)

86
Q
  • first national artist of the philippines
  • “the grand old man of philippine arts”
  • el ciego, planting rice, defence of a filipina woman’s honour
A

fernando amorslo (1972)

87
Q
  • single-handedly revived the dying art of mural painting
  • filipino struggles thru history, the martyrdom of rizal
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carlos “botong” francsico (1973)

88
Q
  • “father of modern philippine sculpture”
  • nine muses of arts (upd)
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napoleon abueva (1976)

89
Q
  • “father of modern philippine painting”
  • the sketch, the artist and model, Japanese girl
A

victorio edades (1976)

90
Q
  • first muslim national artist
  • sulu warriors, industry brass mural, mural relief on filmmaking
A

abdulmari asia imao (2006)

91
Q
  • “king of komiks”
  • “dean of filipino illustrators”
  • pedro penduko, satur, hagibis
A

francisco coching (2014)

92
Q
  • “father of philippine architecture”
  • up quezon hall & gonzales hall, quiapo church, rizal house
A

juan f. nakpil (1973)

93
Q
  • reshaping the urban landscape of the Philippines
  • CCP, NAIA terminal 1
  • istana nurul iman (sultan of brunei)
A

leandro locsin (1990)

94
Q
  • “father of philippine landscape architecture”
  • paco park, tagaytay highland resorts, bantayog ng mga bayani, rizal park
A

ildefonso santos jr. (2006)

95
Q
  • pioneered the neo-vernacular style of architecture
  • coconut palace, san Miguel corporation headquarters, edsa shrine
A

francisco mañosa (2018)

96
Q
  • “dean of philippine fashion”
  • only national artist in allied arts
A

ramon valera (2006)

97
Q
  • believed that the purpose of a writer is to represent the society’s conscience and spirit in times of oppression
  • mga ibong mandaragit
A

amado hernandez (1973)

98
Q
  • one of the most influential filipino writers
  • “quijano de manila”
  • the woman who has two navels
A

nick joaquin (1976)

99
Q
  • writer, journalist, educator, soldier, diplomat, UP president, first Asian president of the united nations general assembly
  • I saw the fall of the philippines
A

carlos p. romulo (1982)

100
Q
  • only national artist for historical literature
  • first biography of jose rizal, the great malayan
A

carlos quirino (1997)

101
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102
Q
  • “master of the tagalog novel”
  • maganda pa ang daigdig, daluyong, ang pamana ng pulubi
A

lazaro francsico (2009)

103
Q
  • wrote books on philippine history, visayan literature
A

resil morajes (2018)

104
Q
  • “greatest ilonggo writer of the century”
  • 61 completed novels
  • bag-ong maria clara, dama de noche
A

ramon muzones (2018)

105
Q
  • genre of folk
  • “dean of filipino composers”
  • awit ni maria clara, hatinggabi
A

antonio molina (1973)

106
Q

her roles are cio-cio, liu yu, mimi

A

jovita fuentes (1976)

107
Q
  • national artist for both music and theater
  • “queen of kundiman”
  • pakiusap, mutya ng pasig, dalagang bukid, pangarap ni rosa
A

honorata “atang” dela rama (1987)

108
Q
  • creative nationalism (lahing kayumanggi)
  • sa ugoy ng duyan, angononian march
A

lucio san pedro (1991)

109
Q
  • wrote more than 4000 songs
  • national artist for music and literature
  • playing music w/ leaf
  • ang pasko ay sumapit
A

levi celerio (1997)

110
Q
  • choirmaster and choir arranger
  • founded philippine madrigal singers
A

andrea veneracion (1999)

111
Q

his songs are da coconut nut, tuwing umuulan at kapiling ka, paraiso

A

ryan cayabyab (2018)

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