Different Contemporary Artworks found in Philippines

Question 1

It is an ancestral contemporary national motif.

Answer 1

Binakul

Question 2

It is a common term for blanket
design recognizable by abstract patterns which create an optical illusion.

Answer 2

Binakul

Question 3

The binakul design is
present in the blankets in ______

Answer 3

Vigan

Question 4

There is an impression of movement, flashing and vibrating,
advancing and receding patterns, or swelling and shrinking.

Answer 4

Binakul

Question 5

An ancestral contemporary national motif applicable to any medium and technique in visual arts.

Answer 5

Binakul

Question 6

A traditional plaid textile which women weave in Antique, Iloilo, and Negros
Occidental, made of mostly primary colors of red, yellow, blue and secondary colors of orange,
purple and green.

Answer 6

Patadyong

Question 7

The cloth is woven in stripes, as a wrap-around skirt in lowland Christian Culture.

Answer 7

Patadyong

Question 8

Is the distinct traditional art form representing Mindanao.

Answer 8

Ukkil/ Okir

Question 9

It is a curvilinear motif
representing the mythical dragon, naga, or serpent, often enhanced with elaborated leaf and vine
patterns.

Answer 9

Ukkil/ Okir

Question 10

It is woven or embroidered in clothing, sculpted into wooden house beams called panolong, carved on grave markers, incised on wooden chests, boxes, and bamboo musical instruments on handles of swords and blades, and etched cast brass and silver vessels.

Answer 10

Ukkil/ Okir