CPAR REVIEWER  PAINTING – SPOLIARIUM, THE SCREAM,

MONA LISA
 PO-ON – F. SIONIL NOVEL ABOUT
 DANCE – BODY MOVEMENT
ROSALES
 TYPES OF VISUAL ARTS; PAINTING,
 DANCE – AS WE MOVE OUR BODY
DRAWING, PHOTOGRAPHY, SCULPTURE,
WHEN THE MUSIC START TO PLAY
CALLIGRAPHY
 POETRY, NOVEL – LITERATURE
 CONTEMPORARY ARTS – ARTS OF
 VICTORIO C. EDADES – FATHER OF
TODAY BY LIVING ARTIST
MODERN PHILIPPINE PAINTING
 ARS – MEANING SKILSS
 BAYBAYIN SCRIPT - CALLIGRAPHY
 SPOLIARIUM – 1ST IN MADRID, 4.22m x
 SCULPTOR - uses metal, wood, stone,
7.765m, LARGEST PAINTING IN NAT’L
clay and glass.
MUSEUM
 MAGDALENA GAMAYO – Ilocano
 Music - art form that appeals to the
master weaver whose abels are
sense of hearing, composed by
recognized for being finer, with greater
combining notes into harmony.
thread counts and more intricate
 Literature-art form of language through
designs with up to five thread colors
the combined use of words, creating
 WEAVING - forming cloth or fabric on a
meaning and experience.
loom by interlacing yarn or thread
 Theater - Art form of performance.
 CAMANGAAN - most known BARANGAY
Dramatic text is portrayed on stage by
as the source of most of the abel
actors and actresses
products that are sold by shops in
 Film - technological translation of
Crisologo Street and the Vigan Public
theater, special effects are utilized to
Market
enhance the story telling
 F. SIONIL - National Artist for Literature
 Dance-art of the human form, body is
that founded the Philippine chapter of
used, mobilized and choreographed in a
the international organization PEN
specific time, form and space.
 T’NALAK - Lang Dulay's contribution to
 Architecture, Designs and Allied Arts -
contemporary art, a T’boli-inspired
structure that meant to be used as
fabric made of delicate abaca fibers
shelter, its art relies on the design and
woven in a variety of designs
purpose of the structure.
 PIS SYABIT - multi-colored square
 Visual Arts - Artwork, such as painting,
traditional fabric worn as a headcover
photography, or sculpture, that appeals
by the Tausugs of Jolo, which has
primarily to the visual sense and
flourished because of Darhata Sawabi’s
typically exists in permanent form.
effort
 GRAPHIC – 2D
 SALVADOR F. BERNAL - National Artist
for Theater Design who is the first to  PLASTIC 3D
use or maximize the creative  Natives of Batanes or the Ivatans use a
possibilities of inexpensive indigenous headgear called Vacul, made from the
materials fibres of vuyavuy palm
 MANUNGGUL JAR – BURIAL JAR IN  MORIONES FESTIVAL – MASK;
TABON CAVE MARINDOQUE
 LIVE PERFORMANCE – THEATRE
 INHABITANT OF PANAY ISLAND-
TATTOOS - “kaisugan” or valor or
bravery
 VINTAS – ZAMBOANGA; MUSLIM BOAT
 T'nalak, a traditional cloth made by a
group of people in Lake Sebu, South
Cotabato called T'bolis
 SARIMANOK – SYMBOL FOR GOOD
FORTUNE
 ART INSTALLATION - USED SOME
METAL SCRAPS, BOTTLES, AND
TRADITIONAL MATERIALS LIKE
BAMBOO.
 AUDIO VISUAL ARTS - KNOWN AS
PERFORMING ARTS.
 MUSIC ; Instrumental and vocal
 OPM – ORIGINAL PILIPINO MUSIC
 PALANCA AWARD/ DON CARLOS
PALANCA AWARD FOR LITERATURE -
HIGHEST LITERARY HONOR IN THE
PHILIPPINES
APPLIED ARTS- are those in which
artistic design is applied to utilitarian
objects of everyday use
 a. Architecture- the art of designing and
constructing structures to satisfy
individual or communal needs
 b. Fashion Design- the art of designing
apparel
 c. Pottery- the process and the products
of forming vessels and other objects
with clay and other ceramic materials
 D. Jewelry Design- it involves the design
of intricate pieces of jewelry from
metals, woods or plastics
 f. Basketry- art and craft of making
interwoven objects, usually containers
 The Builders by Victorio C. Edades (from
Luzon) - PAINTING
 My Brother, My Executioner by F. Sionil
Jose (from Luzon) - LITERATURE
 Sabel in Blue by Benedicto R. Cabrera
(from Luzon) - PAINTING
 The Messenger in the Land by Danny
Sillada (from Mindanao) - PAINTING
 Ang Pipit by Levi Celerio (from Luzon)-
MUSIC
 Bayan Ko by Freddie Aguilar (from
Mindanao) - MUSIC
 Singkil by Lucrecia Reyes-Urtula (from
Mindanao) - DANCE
 The Heritage of Cebu Monument by
Edgardo Castrillo (from Visayas) -
SCULPTURE
 Tu Pug Imatuy by Arnel "Arbi"
Barbarona (from Mindanao) - FILM
 University of the Philippines,
Administration Buildingby Juan F.
Nakpil (from Luzon) - ARCHITECTURE
Contemporary Visual Arts Based on
Techniques:
a. Collage is made by pasting different
materials such as pictures and pieces of
paper or textile.
b. Digital arts describe technological
arts which include digital photography
and digital painting.
c. Graffiti are either serious, rude,
political, humorous words or drawings
printed on public walls or structures.
d. Print Making is the creation of
images, typically on paper, fabric and
plastic materials.
e. Mixed media are artworks made by
combining two or more art materials or
medium.

 Gawad sa Manlilikha ng Bayan Award
or GAMABA - award is given to Filipinos
who are at the forefront of the nation's
traditional folk arts
VICTORIO EDADES National Artist for
Painting (1976) -"Father of Modern
Philippine Painting
F. SIONIL JOSE National Artist for
Literature (2001) – received the Ramon
Magsaysay Award for Journalism,
Literature and Creative Communication
Arts in 1980 and the Outstanding
Fulbright Award for Literature in 1988.
He is the PEN's Philippine chapter
founder.
SALVADOR F. BERNAL National Artist
for Theater Design (2003) - designed
almost 300 productions. Maximize the
design potential of affordable
indigenous materials. He was the
founder of the Philippine Theater
Design Association (PATDAT) and by way
of the Philippine Center of OISTAT
(Organization Internationale des
Scenographes, Techniciens et
Architectes du Theatre) in 1995.
FERNANDO POE, JR. National Artist for
Cinema (2006) - Ronald Allan K. Poe,
better known as Fernando Poe, Jr.. The
image of the underdog was projected in
his films such as Apollo Robles and
Batang Maynila. The mythical hero, on
the other hand, was highlighted in Ang
Alamat and Alupihang Dagat.
The GAMABA has its origins in the
Rotary Club of Makati-1988 Ayala's
National Folk Artists Award. In 1992, it
was adopted by the government and
institutionalized through Republic Act
No. 7335, known as the ‘MANLILIKHA
NG BAYAN ACT’
CPAR TRADITIONAL AND NON-
TRADITIONAL
TRADITIONAL
ETHNOMEDICINE - performed by medical
artisans and shamans, ranging from the
babaylan, manghihilot, and the albularyo
FOLK ARCHITECTURE - differ significantly per
ethnic group, where the structures can be made
of bamboo, wood, rock, coral, rattan, grass and
other materials.
MARITIME TRANSPORT - includes boat houses,
boat-making where structures, traditionally
made of wood chosen by elders and crafts folks
WEAVING - Expensive textiles are made through
the intricate and difficult process called back-
strap looming
BASKETRY - purposes such as harvesting, rice
storage, travel package, arrived in the
archipelago due to human migration.
Wood Carving
NONTRADITIONAL
DANCE, MUSIC, PAINTING AND LITERATURE