CPAR 3RD PRELIM

• Visual arts is a type of art that is visual in nature. It evokes emotions through the skill, techniques and imaginative intentions and interpretation used in the artwork. It can be expressed through paintings, drawings, sculpting, photography, films, and many more. 
• Juan Luna worked on his painting “Spoliarium” when he was in Rome. ​
• Spoliarium is said the painting represent the condition of the Filipinos under the Spanish government in the past. With this piece, Luna won 3 gold medals at the National  Exposition of Fine Arts in 1884.​
• Spoliarium currently hangs at the National Museum of Fine Arts in Manila. 
• Juan Luna is known for  being a great Filipino painter. He was born on October 23,1857 in Badoc, Ilocos Norte. His most famous painting is named “Spoliarium”
• Pinagburnayan are pottery pots constructed in Vigan. These clays are known as bantog clays. ​
• Its name Pinagburnayan was derived from the word burnay. ​
• Pottery already existed in Ilocos even before Spaniards arrived. However, it wasn’t until 1920s that Chinese immigrants including Fidel Go’s ancestors began making it.​
• During the colonial period these are often used for tea drinking.
• Inabel, ilocano uses the word 'abel' to describe weaving, while 'inabel' can refer to any type of woven fabric​
• It is specifically used in context of weaving to describe material that is clearly of ilocano region​
• Ilocano woman have been weavers since before the arrival of spanish especially in the town of paoay, vigan and pinili.​
• A theatrical performance is a telling of a tale by actors who play the characters and bring them to life on stage or other performance space. The plot is developed via dialogue and actions, and occasionally through songs or dance
• RAKENROL This theatrical play is a kind of drama about love and appreciating our past events. ​