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CONTEMPORARY PHILIPPINE ARTS FROM THE REGIONS

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Art Forms in the Philippines

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Competency: Describes various contemporary art forms and
their practices from the various regions (CAR11/12IAC-0a-1)
Contemporary Philippine Arts from the Regions – SHS
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Art Forms in the Philippines
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their practices from the various regions (CAR11/12IAC-0a-1)
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CONTEMPORARY PHILIPPINE ARTS

FROM THE REGIONS

Art Forms in the Philippines

Learning Competency:
Discusses various art forms found in the
Philippines CAR11/12IAC-0b-2
 Ready to Launch!
Art is everywhere, from the simplest designed objects we use, to the
spaces and structures we inhabit. Art enriches our lives with meanings that
we often overlook. Art responds to our human desire to experience beauty and
explore the unknown. We shape art. Art shapes our being. Art makes us hu-
man.
In an enlightened and democratic society, art must be pluralistic, all ar-
tistic expressions must be given equal importance regardless of whether they
are produced in an urban or regional context. The art of today, or what is re-
garded as “Contemporary Art”, is therefore democratic, encompassing and
new.

Aim at the Target!

After going through this module, you are expected to:

1. discuss contemporary art in the Philippines

2. identify and discuss the characteristics of contemporary art
3. discuss aspects of contemporary art as seen in selected artworks
4. explain the use of contemporary art

Try This!
Our brain can interpret images much quicker than text. This is
why images can communicate a product, service or brand instantly.
Images give depth and context to a description or story and provide a much
more immersive experience than writing alone.
We can see lots of meaningful pictures on the internet that speaks thou-
sands of meanings. These pictures only differs in interpretation depending on
the person who interprets it.

Instructions: Interpret pictures based on your perspective. How would you

interpret these pictures?
What to do:
1. Give your interpretation to the following pictures
2. Write your perceptions
3. How would you relate these pictures to what is happening to our society
now a days?
 Pause, Reflect and Write your interpretations on your answer sheets

1 2

3 4
 Keep This in Mind!

Analysis
• Study the timeline below and analyse the evolution of the Philippine
Arts.
• Write an essay discussing the evolution and changes of arts forms from
traditional art to contemporary art.
• You may also give specific examples based on your own experiences
about these different arts forms.
• What have you learned from this time line based from its order up to the
contemporary era?
 Abstraction and Generalization

There are two types of Arts in the Philippines. The Visual Art and Perform-
ing Arts. Filipino Artworks often try to show the many sides of an Art de-
picting how Filipinos think it looks like rather than how it is actually seen.
This is why many artists often orient objects showing the biggest and the
most familiar angle of an object or artwork for greater recognition.

What is Visual and Performing Arts?

VISUAL ARTS is a term used to describe a wide array of artistic disciplines

that are appreciated primarily through sight. This includes different art
forms and disciplines such as fine arts, decorative arts, and contemporary
arts.

FINE ARTS Describes an art form that is primarily

created for its appearance rather than its
practical use. This also includes art work that
merge technology and artistic innovations

DRAWING
A form of visual art in which a person
uses various drawing instruments to
mark paper or another two-
dimensional medium.
 PAINTING
An image (artwork) created using
pigments (color) on a surface
(ground) such as paper or canvas.
The pigment may be in a wet form,
such as paint, or a dry form, such
as pastels.

FILIPINO ARTS WORKS

SCULPTURE
A branch of visual arts that operates
in three dimensions. Some sculp-
tures are made of wood, ice, metal
paper and cement
PRINT
An original print as an artwork that has
been manually printed by the artist. It is
not a reproduction. The artist will have
created an image on block, stone, plate,
or screen from which the final print is
produced.

GRAPHIC ART
The visual arts based on the use
of line and tone rather than
three-dimensional work or the
use of color.
CALLIGRAPHY
A visual art related to writing. A con-
temporary calligraphic practice can be
defined as the art of giving form to
sign in an expressive, harmonious,
and skillful manner.

ARCHITECTURE
A general term to describe buildings
and other physical structures. The
art and the science of designing
buildings and non-building struc-
tures. The style of design and meth-
od of construction of buildings and
other physical structures.
DECORATIVE ARTS
Also known as decorative crafts, are artworks that are both aesthetically
pleasing and functional. While the fine arts are primarily concerned with
beauty and aesthetics, the decorative arts were not only beautiful but are
useful as well.

TEXTILE ART
Arts and crafts that use plant, animal, or
synthetic fibers to construct practical or
decorative objects.

GLASSWARE
Articles of glass designed primarily for decorative
purposes
 JEWELRY
Jewelry emphasizes creative expression
and design, and is characterized by the use
of a variety of materials, often common
place or of low economic value.

FURNITURE
Refers to movable objects intended to
support various human activities such
as seating (e.g., chairs, stools, sofa)
eating (tables) and sleeping (beds)
 EARTHENWARE
Pottery made of clay fired to a porous
state that can be made impervious to
liquids by the use of a glaze.

METAL CRAFT
The art of executing artistic designs in
metal

INTERIOR DESIGN
The art or process of designing the in-
terior decoration of a room or building
PERFORMING ARTS
• When artist use their voices and/or their body movements to communi-
cate artistic expression, this is an example of performing arts.
• Performing arts come in many kinds, but all are meant to be enacted in
front of live audience.
• Performing arts are often categorized into three types; Music, Dance,
and Theater

MUSIC
It is defined as the manipulation of sound and si-
lence. It blends the different elements such as
pitch, rhythm, dynamics, timbre, and texture to
create sound. It is performed by utilizing different
instruments, vocal techniques, and styles. It can
be performed live or recorded and can be prepared
in advance or improvised.

DANCE
Dance is defined as regulated and deliberated
order of body movements. These movements
have aesthetic value and are often performed
accompanied with music.
Dance comes in many forms and styles such as
Ballet, belly dance, break dance, improvisation-
al dance, hip-hop dance, modern dance, con-
temporary dance, traditional dance.
 THEATER
Theater or play is a branch of performing
arts that often involves the integration and
combination of the visual and performing
arts. It is defined as a fine art where actors
or actresses performed experiences, whether
real or imagined, in front of a live audience.
The performers make use of gestures, music,
song, dance and visual arts to help com-
municate the story in front of an audience.

TYPES OF MUSIC
ART MUSIC
Art music is the umbrella term used to re-
fer to music that stems from Western Clas-
sical Music. It is usually presented and
preserved through written musical nota-
tions that were developed in Europe.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vFRu_COSwPE
LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN

POPULAR MUSIC

Popular music generally refers to music that

is accessible and commercially available to
the public. It is played or disseminated
through different mass media outlets such
as radios, television, and the Internet.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g0xe67i6WM4 BINIBINING MARIKIT

 TRADITIONAL MUSIC
Music are musical forms that are community and
culturally based. It is diverse with one community
or group often having a different form from anoth-
er. It is learned and preserved by passing it to one
generation to another through oral communica-
tion and actual performance.

ILI-ILI TULOG ANAY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QR4Ee_NSb8U

TYPES OF DANCE
BALLET

A type of performance dance that originated during

the Italian Renaissance in the 15th century and lat-
er developed into a concert dance form in France
and Russia. It has since become a widespread,
highly technical form of dance with its own vocab-
ulary based on French terminology.
HALILI CRUZ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=61fHlfzFqKI

BELLY DANCE
A dance originating in the Middle East, typical-
ly performed by a woman and involving undu-
lating movements of the belly and rapid gyra-
tion of the hips.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7QntwqagntY

BELLY DANCE PHILIPPINES

 BREAK DANCE

A style of acrobatic dancing originating in the

mid-1970’s , often performed to rap music
usually by teenage males in the streets, and
characterized by intricate footwork, panto-
mime, spinning, headstands, tumbling, and
elaborate improvised virtuosic movements.

XB GENSAN https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eRuqkgrfLBA

IMPROVISATIONAL DANCE

The process of spontaneously creating move-

ment. Development of improvised movement ma-
terial is facilitated through a variety of creative
explorations including body mapping through
levels, shape and dynamics schema.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G-0v015hTbM

POWER DUO

HIP HOP
Refers to street dance styles primarily per-
formed to hip hop music or that have evolved as
part of hip hop culture. It includes a wide range
of styles primarily breaking which was created
in the 1970s and made popular by dance crews
in the United States.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0y-T_h3OU6w
FCPC BALIKTANAW
 MODERN DANCE

A broad genre of western concert or theatrical

dance, primarily arising out of Germany and the
United States in the late 19th and 20th centuries.
Modern dance is often considered to have
emerged as a rejection of, or rebellion against
classical ballet

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5a9JBk7Q_ko

ZUMBA

CONTEMPORARY DANCE

A style of expressive dance that combines ele-

ments of several dance genres including modern,
jazz, lyrical and classical ballet. Contemporary
dancers strive to connect the mind and body
through fluid dance movements.

WORLD OF DANCE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vyjs9TmwhnQ

TRADITIONAL DANCE

Folk dance are dances that are develop by peo-

ple that reflect the life of the people of a certain
country or region.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QLDcjE1CXxw

FOLK DANCE IN PHILIPPINES

 TYPES OF THEATER

Theater or play is a branch of performing arts that often involves the integra-
tion and combination of the visual and performing arts. It is defined as a fine
art where actors or actresses performed experiences, whether real or imagined,
in front of a live audience. The performers make use of gestures, music, song,
dance and visual arts to help communicate the story in front of an audience.

MIME PUPPETRY MUSICAL

Miming involves acting Is a form of theatre or per-

out a story through body formance that involves the Is a form of theater com-
motions, without use of manipulation of puppets- bining music, songs, spo-
speech. In earlier times, inanimate objects, often ken dialog, and dance.
in English, such a per- resembling some type of
former would typically be human or animal figure,
referred to as a mummer. that are animated or ma-
nipulated by a human
called a puppeteer
 APPLICATION

Precolonial paintings in the Philippines are found in the body tattoos and pot-
tery. The pintados (painted ones who inhabited the Visayan islands had tattoo
of geometric designs all over their bodies. In Kalinga, Mountain Province, the
tattoo designs imitated the traditional upper garment of the males. The woman
painted their faces with bright red color. Pottery was also painted with colourful
designs. In Mindanao, the naga dragons and sarimanok carved the panolong on
the sides of the torogan or the King’s house, were painted in different colors or
red, blue, and yellow on white background
History tells us that when the Spaniards landed at the place, they were received by
men with heavy tattoos all over their bodies.

As part of the history, body painting or the art of Tattooing was a means of display-
ing status or achievements. These body arts were symbols of seniority and power,
especially in the community. These tattoos speak of people’s identity as head hunt-
ers, being a warrior or as a member of a certain group or tribe. In certain cases, they
also considered these tattoos as charm or amulets.

Tattoos during those times were given through a ceremony or when they accomplish
something significant in the community. Visayan Men and women alike were tat-
tooed heavily during those times for various reasons.

IN FIELD OF MUSIC

Jed Madela’s real name is John Edward Tajanlangit. He

was born and raised in Iloilo. His father, who was a
choirmaster in their church, served as his mentor every
time he joined singing contests in his younger years.
From Iloilo, and In 2005, Jed dominated the World
Championship of the Performing Arts (WCOPA) held in
Hollywood, California. He won all major industry awards,
and outshone over 3,000 contestants from 52 countries
when he was awarded the grand prize.

Chan was born on March 11, 1945 in Iloilo City, He is

popularly known for his Christmas album that is al-
ways played and sung in different places across Asia

Jose Mari Chan was able to compose more than 20

songs for movies and earned him different recognitions
and nominations at the Filipino Academy of Movie Arts
and Sciences Awards (FAMAS Awards)
 IN FIELD OF THEATER
Eugena Roxas Domingo

She studied Theatre Arts at the University of the Philippines

Diliman, apprenticing as an actress and production staff un-
der the university's theatre company, Dulaang UP.

Domingo's other notable films include Bahay Kubo (2007)

wherein she was awarded her first "Best Supporting Actress"
award. Her most successful film to date is
the Cinemalaya entry, Ang Babae Sa Septic Tank (2011),
which holds the record for the highest-grossing independent
film in Philippine entertainment history.

University of San Agustin Iloilo Little

Theater with the production entitled
Tarangban.

There are lots of theatre performances

with collaborations with other state
universities theatre groups during
Iloilo Theater Festival.

The University of San Agustin Little Theater (USALT) was established by USA Rec-
tor Rev. Fr. Eduardo Perez, O.S.A. in 1965 with the following committees: produc-
tion, research, talent and finance headed by faculty members of the University.
The Company staged nine plays in its inaugural year. When Fr. Perez was trans-
ferred to Colegio de San Agustin Bacolod in 1970, the supervision of the group was
placed under a new director, Rolando Agnas. In subsequent years, he was followed
by the following artistic directors: Eddie Hacildo, Radigunda Montero, Dennis
Batacandolo, Emilio Sudaria and Edward Divinagracia who was appointed in
2004. Under Divinagracia, the USALT continued to stage various theater forms i.e.
straight plays, musicals and poetry in motion annually.
Iloilo Prima Galaw, Inc.

The men and women of Iloilo Prima Galaw Incorporated work and live from the in-
side. They drive themselves constantly producing a glow that lights not only them-
selves but audience after audience.

With a repertoire of numerous full-length productions performed in extensive plays

here in the City and in Manila, IPG has significantly contributed to Philippine Na-
tional Theater and Cultural dances. To name a few, they have had: Balangaw,
Bukang-Liwayway, Sayaw Paraiso, Bandilang Pilipino, Gising Pinoy, Bread for the
World, Soundtraxx, The Dancers, Play the Judas, Three Generations, Fiddler on the
Roof, Minda Mora, Walang Sugat, The Sound of Music, Peter Pan, Ang Sistema ni
Propesor Tuko, Oedipus Rex, Hiyaw and recently, Celebrating Dreams.
West Visayas State University Little Theater is
one of the collegiate theatre groups in Iloilo, They
have joined various theatre productions like Iloilo
theatre festival where they collaborate with the
University of San Agustin Little Theater andvUP
Theater group, They started in minor production
like: Sangre (Blood) and Pisik (Jerk) that are origi-
nal play written by Silak Publication of the college
of education and the ”Bakit babae ang nag huhu-
gas ng pinggan”. Their major production entitled “A
midsummer Nights Dream” is popular among stu-
dents of WVSU
 Reflect
Have you heard the famous song PUSONG BATO Sung by Jovit Baldivino?
And the song MY CHINITA GIRL which is a 2020 tiktok hit song?

1.Can you describe the difference of these two songs in terms of musicality
and lyrics? What made these two songs popular for the millennials?

2.Based from the lesson how can you relate this to the definition of popular
Music?
Pusong Bato by
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Y7vcHZqX_I Jovit Baldivino

My Chinita Girl by
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wx5ZEcRQRwU
Lil Vinceyy

Reinforcement & Enrichment

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 Assess Your Learning

MATCHING TYPE – Choose the correct answers from the box below and
write your answers on the space provided

Drawing Glassware Decorative Earthenware Jewelry

Arts
Furniture Interior Design Painting Print
Calligraphy
Conceptual Architecture Collage Performance Graphic
Art Art Art
Land Art Installation Textile Art Sculpture Assemblage

1. Crafts that are both aesthetically pleas-
ing and functional. _______________
2. A form of visual art, in which a person
uses various instruments to mark a paper
or another two dimensional medi-
um._______________
3. It emphasize creative expression and de-
sign and characterized by variety of materi-
als and low economic value.______________
4. An image creating pigments on a surface
such as paper or canvas.______________
5. Artist will have created an image on
block, stone, plate or screen.______________
6. The art and science of designing a build-
ing.________________
7. Refers to movable objects intended to
support various human activities such as
eating and sleeping. ________________
8. Articles of glass designed primarily for
decoration purposes.__________________
9. A visual art related to writing also
known as beauty in writ-
ing.____________
10. Branch of visual arts that operates
in three dimensions.____________
11. The visual art based on the age of
line and tone rather than three dimen-
sional work or the use of color.
______________
12. Arts and craft that use synthetic
fibers of plant or animal fibers to con-
struct practical or decorative objects.
_________________
13. The art of designing the inside of
the room or a building.______________
14. Pots made of clay fired to a porous
state that can be made to impervious
to liquids by the use of glaze.
______________
15. Art full of concept or idea over tra-
ditional or aesthetic concern.
_______________
16. Shaping and designing a land or a
specific place that includes Earth-
works._____________________
 17. Art that combines visual art with dra- TEST II
matic performance.______________
List Five (5) Traditional Music and
(5) Popular Music
18. It comes from the word coller which
means to glue and is a technique of an art 1.
production.__________________ 2.
3.
19. An artistic form of medium usually cre-
ated on a defined substrate that consist 4.
three dimensional elements. 5.
________________
6.
20. An artistic genre of three dimensional 7.
works that often site specific and design to 8.
transform the perception of a
9.
space._________________
10.

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a00225-20171017-lfrm
 ANSWER KEYS

LET US TRY THIS!

1. (Learners answers may vary) Always believe in yourself and you can do unbelievable things. Just
imagine the greatest things that you can be. Keep on dreaming, be courageous in everything and
rest assured that you can be the best version of your self.
2. In todays “High tech” Generation, helping others is like a marketing strategy, that you need to
show and tell everyone how good and how kind you are. It is like a give and take relationship. I will
share this photo before I help you.
3. Love your parents, like how they loved you. In life always look back to the goodness and sacrifices
of your parents because you owe everything to them.
4. Media manipulation. Biases are happening in our society. Some politicians do this to shape the
minds of their audiences. There are so many conspiracies that arises, especially during this time of
pandemic yet we do not know which is which are we going to believe.
ANALYSIS (TIME LINE)
Learners points must be the following
• Discussing the previous art from the present art, variations, uses of art in society, school and reli-
gion.
• Point out good examples of art evolution up to the present
REFLECT
“Pusong Bato” is a 90’s song that, tells a story of how a man hardly love a woman who does not love
him in return and comparing her heart to a stone. This song is popularized by Jovit Baldivino and giv-
en a new rendition that hits in 2011. this song is relatable since millennials now a days are fond of
being sentimental in terms of music because they sometimes dedicate the song to someone and always
had someone across the lyrics.
“ My Chinita Girl” is a Tiktok hit song and many interpreted it as a dance. It is also described in the
song how a beautiful chinita girl act and show affection to someone. While the man in the song expects
that the girl will like him or love him back. Both music, tells a love story but sung in different version.
Pusong Bato is Melo rock, while My Chinita Girl is like a Hip hop Music.
Both are popular music during the time of release since it is accessible and commercially available to
the public, played and disseminated through different social media outlets.

TYPE OF DANCE
FOLK DANCE /TRADITIONAL DANCE– because tinkling is known to reflect the traditional way of living
of people in their locality. Uses traditional materials like bamboo. Costumes are related to traditional
baro’t saya.
CONTEMPORARY DANCE– It’s a style of dance that combines elements of several dance genres includ-
ing modern jazz, lyrical and classical ballet dancers strive to connect the mind and the body through
fluid dance movement.
Since contemporary dance shows great varieties of movements. Most people are amazed to see such
movements because maybe these moves are new to their senses. It id also entertaining to look at since
they are using music, that flows to their movements and somehow gives pleasure their eyes and ears.
MATCHING TYPE
14. Earthenware TEST II
1. Decorative Arts
15. Conceptual Art (Answers may vary)
2. Drawing
16. Land Art Content must be:
3. Jewelry
17. Performance Art Traditional and Popular Music based
4. Painting
from the discussion
5. Print 18. Collage

6. Architecture 19. Assemblage

7. Furniture 20. Installation

8. Glassware
9. Calligraphy

10. Sculpture

11. Graphic Art

12. Textile Art

13. Interior Design