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Day 1 Flashcards

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Art is derived from a latin term which means SKILL, TALENT OR ABILITY

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ars

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Expression of the CREATIVE SKILLS AND IMAGINATION.

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art

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CENTER OF THE SEVEN FIELDS because this provides enhancement of the individual human potential.

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art

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functions of art

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art as personal
art as social
art as physical

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a function of art where an artist create art for SELF-EXPRESSION OR GRATIFICATION. Source of income, leisure purposes, defense mechanism to relieve stress.

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art as personal

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a function of art where it addresses aspects of COLLECTIVE LIFE, opposed to one person’s POV such as charities.

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art as social

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a function of art where it is created to PERFORM SOME SERVICE to have physical functions.

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art as physical

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Classifications of art

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verbal
non-verbal
mixed

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a classification of art circulating on WORDS. examples are literature: prose (novels) or poetry (poems) and oratory: public speaking, singing

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verbal

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a classification of art circulating on fine motor skills. examples are architecture, fashion, design, weaving, ceramics, and photography.

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non-verbal

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a classification of art circulating on COMBINATION OF WORDS AND MOTOR SKILLS. examples are theater and drama, opera, cinema, and performing arts (singing and dancing)

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mixed

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tallest building in the whole world.

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burj khalifa

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dramatized life and death of Jesus Christ

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senakulo

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theater performed in New York

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broadway

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refers to application (and resulting product) in DAILY LIFE WITH FUNCTION of artistic design to (utilitarian objects) in everyday use. examples are architecture, textile, furniture.

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applied art

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HAVING NO FUNCTION other than providing aesthetic or intellectual stimulation to the viewer. examples often found in galleries or museum, drawing, painting, sculpture.

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fine art

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17
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three parts of a work of art

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subject
form
content

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it is the image that you can EASILY IDENTIFY.

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subject

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two types of subjects of art

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representational art
non-representational art

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subject of art that appear to be very much alike how people see them in REALITY.

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representational art

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compositions that do not rely on representation or mimesis to any extent. Indicates DEPARTURE FROM REALITY. ABSTRACT.

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non-representational

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It is the OVERALL ORGANIZATION of the art work. an outcome of an artists’ effort to use the elements of art and ARAANGE them according to aesthetic principles.

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form

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EMOTIONAL AND INTELLECTUAL MESSAGES. statements, moods, or interpretations developed by an artist through the artwork.

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content

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24
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learn to sketch and begin with a pencil and sketchpad to work with an idea. aim is to create overall reaction from a viewer.

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artist

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craftsmen who make practical artistic products such as earrings, urns, stained glass, and other accessories.

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artisan

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has mathematical dimensions of width and height. decorative spaces or plastic faces. bound to work within the frame.

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two-dimensional art

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APPLICATION OF PIGMENTS. process where artist applies colors to surfaces using paint brush, painting knives or rollers.

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painting

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WATER POFEM

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watercolor
acrylic
tempera
encaustic
relief

pastel
oil
fresco
easel
mural

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a painting technique DONE ON PAPER and uses WATER-BASED solutions to mix the colors.

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watercolor

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it is sealed by SECCO

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fresco

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dries into a plaster and the painting becomes an integral part of the wall. with colors ground in water or limewater mixture.

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fresco

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paints or minerals mixed with egg yolk or egg white and ore.

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tempera

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33
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Birth of Venus

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Sandro Botticelli

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34
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Creation of Adam

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Michelangelo

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STICK OF DRIED PASTE made of pigment ground with chalk compounded with gum water. RICHNESS ONTO THE SUBJECT but HARD TO MAINTAIN the vibrance.

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pastel

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applying WAX COLORS WITH FIXED HEAT.

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encaustic

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37
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HEAVIEST of the painting mediums, consist of pigments mixed with linseed oil and applied to the canvas. flexible medium, dries slowly, and appears glossy and lasts long.

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oil painting

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synthetic paint mixed with acrylic, faster drying painting that turns water-resistant.

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acrylic

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39
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painting with portable support such as panel or canvas instead of a wall

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easel painting

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40
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painting done on a large wall

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mural painting

41
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painting technique where images are raised on the surface

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relief

42
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famous renaissance artists

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sandro botticelli
raphael sanzio
leonardo da vinci
michelangelo buonarroti

43
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famous Italian painter of the Early Renaissance hailed from Florence, Italy. FORTITUDE, THE BIRTH OF VENUS, TEMPTATION OF CHRIST, ST. AUGUSTINE, ADORATION OF THE MAGI.

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Sandro Botticelli

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Italian architect and painter of the High Renaissance, best known for HIS PERFECTION AND GRACE IN HIS ARTWORK.

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Raphael Sanzio

45
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Works are Fortitude, The Birth of Venus, Temptation of Christ, St. Augustine, Adoration of the Magi.

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Sandro Botticelli

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47
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Works are School of Athens (Plato and Aristotle), The Transfiguration, Madonna and Child, Resurrection of Christ

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Raphael Sanzio

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Skilled in many subjects, most importantly, art. He was the EPITOME OF A RENAISSANCE MAN.

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Leonardo Da Vinci

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Works are the The Last Supper, Mona Lisa (based on Lisa Gherardini), Vitruvian Man

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Leonardo Da Vinci

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Italian Renaissance artist, a contender for the title of the ARCHETYPAL RENAISSANCE MAN, alongside Leonardo Da Vinci.

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Michelangelo Buonarroti

51
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Works are Sistine Chapel ceiling, Creation of Adam, David, Pieta

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Michelangelo Buonarroti

52
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Famous Filipino Painters

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Fernando Amorsolo
Carlos “Botong” Francisco
Juan Luna

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Known as the GRAND OLD MAN of Philippine Art.

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Fernando Amorsolo

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First National Artist. An Impressionist painter of RURAL LANDSCAPES: Dalagang Bukid, Emilio Aguinaldo, Making of the Philippine Flag, First Baptism in the Philippines.

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Fernando Amorsolo

55
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National Artist for Visual Arts

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Carlos “Botong” Francisco

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Painter of Fisherfolks in Angono, Rizal. Famous mural paintings at the City Hall of Manila.

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Carlos “Botong” Francisco

57
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Art Capital of the Philippines

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Rizal

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Filipino painter and activist who painted the Spolarium, gold medal awardee at the Expocision de Bellas Artes in Madrid.

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Juan Luna

59
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Has a distinguishing is its actual and real depth that allows to be viewed across different angles.

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Three-Dimensional Art

60
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Sometimes called plastic arts not plastic spaces.

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Three-Dimensional Art

61
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Art of designing and constructing buildings

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Architecture

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A technique that uses two vertical supports and one horizontal beam on top. Example: Stonehenge

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Post-lintel system

63
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Basic form of Architecture.

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Stonehenge

64
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Eight wonders of the world

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Great Wall of China (China)
Chichen Itza (Mexico)
Petra (Jordan)
Machu Pichu (Peru)
Christ The Redeemer (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
Colosseum (Rome, Italy)
Taj Mahal (India)
Angkor Wat (Cambodia)

65
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Built by the Qin and Ming Dynasty which stretches through North China from East to West.

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Great Wall of China

66
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Prominent Mayan City in Mexico that features 365 steps representing the solar year reflecting Mayans advanced astronomical knowledge.

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Chichen Itza

67
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famous archaeological site in Jordan also called “the ROSE CITY”

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Petra

68
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means OLD MOUNTAIN, nestled within a place where the Peruvian Andes stands as an unparalleled achievement in art in art, architecture, and land use and is a profound testament to the Inca civilization’s legacy.

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Machu Pichu

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Mount Corcovado in Rio de Janeiro, a towering 130-foot statue designed by Heitor da Silva Costa, weighting an impressive 635 tons

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Christ the Redeemer

70
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Ancient amphitheater in Rome, included hosting gladiatorial contests, public executions, and diverse events.

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Colosseum

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City of Agra, India, an exquisite marble mausoleum displaying Mughal architecture. A tribute of Emperor Shah Jahan to his cherished wife, Mumtaz Mahal.

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Taj Mahal

72
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Situated in the heart of Cambodia. A triumph over Pompeii to claim the eight title. An attraction with its beauty and cultural significance.

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Angkor Wat

73
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Famous Filipino Architects

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Juan Nakpil
Leandro Locsin

74
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Uses clay, glass, plastics, wood, stone, or metals.

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Sculptures

75
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Techniques used in Sculpture

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Carving
Modeling
Casting
Assemblage
Molding

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Process where shapes are made by cutting away parts of the original block

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Carving

77
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Process of adding rather than taking away, built by adding of parts to a part or the filling out of pre-constructed framework.

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Modeling

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Creating a form by pouring a liquid material into a plaster mold.

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Casting

79
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Joins together a variety of materials where they take on a new form and meaning

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Assemblage

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or Moulding, manufacturing process of shaping materials into desired forms.

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Molding

81
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Famous Filipino sculptors

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Guillermo Estrella Tolentino
Eduardo Castrillo
Napoleon Abueva

82
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First National Artist for Sculpture. Father of Philippine Sculture. UP Oblation and Bonifacio Monument.

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Guillermo Estrella Tolentino

83
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Famous sculptor of landmark sculptures. People Power Monument.

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Eduardo Castrillo

84
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Father of Modern Philippine Sculpture. Judas’ Kiss and The Transfiguration.

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Napoleon Abueva

85
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Textile Art Capital of the Philippines

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Iloilo

86
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Uses plant, animal, or synthetic fibers to construct PRACTICAL or DECORATIVE objects

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Textile arts

87
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Colored fabric created by the women of T’boli tribe in South Cotabato. Primary colors are BLACK, WHITE and RED. Blue not included.

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T’nalak

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Handwoven cloth of the Tausugs of Sulu usually used as a head covering

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Pisyabit or Seputangan

89
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Ifugao style of weaving, a resist dyeing process to create a pattern or design.

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Ikat

90
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Mandaya’s abaca handwoven textile involving mud-dyeing technique.

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Dagmay

91
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a unique fabric woven by Maguindanaon women, means WEAVED.

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Inaul

92
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Produced in Basey, Samar, the Banig capital of the Philippines. Involves folding over strips to make unique geometrical designs.

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Banig

93
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Old method of food preparation, shows the wonder of putting RICE, with great ingenuity, craftsmanship and creativity of CEBUANOS.

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Puso

94
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Artworks produced and designed by means of new media technologies, comprising virtual art, computer graphics, computer animation, digital art etc.

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Technological Media

95
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Capturing optical images/ still images on light-sensitive camera.

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Photography

96
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First ever camera recorded in history in 19th century

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Daguerreotype

97
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First colored camera

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Kodachrome

98
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Most advanced art involving visual and audio projections including MOVEMENT.

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films

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Plethora of software applications to create art such as Adobe, Photoshop etc.

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Computer arts

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