Name: Denampo Ivan Mikhael L.

Grade & Section: Grade 12 STEM-B

TCNHS Contemporary Arts Quarter 2 Week 2

Activity 1

Material Used Techniques Used

1. Coconut Shell Hand-made
2. Wood Carving
3. Rattan Handwoven
4. Bamboo Bamboo Joinery
5. Coconut Shell Hand-made
6. Stone Carving
7. Clay Hand building
8. Abaca Handwoven
9. Palm leaf Handwoven

Activity 2

Discovered Materials Uses and Techniques

1. Plastic Bags Can be use as trash bin liners or for wrapping materials. - Handmade
2. Water Bottles Can be use to create fanstastic planters for seedlings - Handmade
3. Newspapers Can be use to make unique and distinctive gift wrap - Handmade
4. Old Tires Can be use to make flowerbed and decoration for plants - Handmade
5. Popsicle sticks Can be use to make a miniature house or any arts - Handmade
6. Straws Can be use for designing projects, like making a parol - Handmade
7. Crayons and Pencils Can be use to create a wonderful and colorful artworks - Handmade
8. Lego Toys Can be use to create extraordernary buildings for creative minds – Hand
building
9. Unused Folders Can be cut and use to create an extraordernary handle bag – Handmade
10. Palm leaves Can be use to make a hanging rice or “puso” or to create a unique basket
- Handwoven

Activity 3 ( Ako lang e send through gmail sir )

Evaluation
Contemporary art is important since it is a form of
1. B 6. A 11-15. expression that gives a visual representation of
2. B 7. D today's people's ideologies, beliefs, and views. The
3. B 8. D expanse of openness is being used in the art to
4. B 9. D inspire people to look at a still life from a new
5. C 10. B perspective. Contemporary art is important
because it provides value to everyone's lives in a
way that no other artistic work can.
Additional Reading
1. The artist used the abaca fiber extracted from the stalk of the banana to promote and
showcase the Philippine textile which mirrors the Philippine culture in Russia at Fiesta Filipinia.
2. It’s gonna be the Bamboo-made cooking utensils. By advertising it to people about how safe
they are safe to use, as they are antibacterial and antifungal. They don’t absorb water and so,
they are moisture free and toxin free. The Bamboo-made cooking utensils are cost-efficient and
it has a rich culture behind it. Bamboo personifies the life of simplicity and it symbolizes
durability, strength, flexibility, and resilience. It survives in the harshest conditions, still standing
tall and staying green year-round and that’s the characteristics of being a Filipino. We fall, we
stand, we fall again, we stand again with a smile in our face.