CPAR-EXAM

• Contemporary Philippine arts from the region are showcased in a portfolio for the first quarter.
• Integrative art is applied to modern art.
• Various art forms in the Philippines are highlighted in the portfolio.
• National Artist Gawad sa Manlilikhang Bayan is introduced in the portfolio.
• Learning competencies at the end of the lesson include describing various contemporary art forms and their practices from the various regions, identifying various contemporary art forms and their practices from the various regions, and defining art and contemporary art.
• Contemporary art is the expression or application of human creative skill and imagination, producing works to be appreciated primarily for their beauty and power.
• Contemporary art is a form of creative activity such as painting, music, literature, and dance.
• Prehistoric civilizations, Continental medieval, Renaissance, Baroque, Neoclassic, Romantic, Modern, and Contemporary arts are discussed in the portfolio.
• Contemporary art is produced at the present period in time and passions of society.
• Modern art refers to art produced during a specific period in the past.
• Contemporary art functions in a global society that is culturally diverse and technologically oriented.
• Contemporary art has become a collaborative process where the audience interprets the meaning of art.
• Contemporary art serves as a form of expression of the people’s present feelings and longings.
• Contemporary art also communicates their sentiments.
• Ethnic art, Islamic art, Spanish era, American era, Japanese era, Modern era, and Contemporary era are discussed in the portfolio.
• Traditional culture bounds most art forms to realistic figures and structures and standards set by the past.
• Contemporary art revolves around the artist and his/her feelings, focuses on the message to audience, and is diverse in materials and free-style.
• Different forms of contemporary arts and artists in the region are discussed in the portfolio.
• Unang Daloy is a term common among the people of Central Luzon that means flow and is an exhibition of artworks.
• Behind The Forest is a painting by Eduardo Perreras depicting the four of the seven Philippine winds: Cabunghan, Salatan, Habagat, and Amihan.
• Breath is a piece by Vincent Cristoph Gonzales evoking putting a visual representation of emotion and soul through manipulation of lights.
• Pabalat is located in Bulacan, where they wrap their pastillas in colorful and intricately designed Japanese paper wrappers.
• Monasterio de Tarlac is a sculpture by Tarlac Artist Collaborative.
• Any form of art is a form of power.
• Applied arts include architecture, fashion, pottery, interior design, and graphic design.
• Visual arts are art forms that create works that are primarily visual in nature and use any medium to represent artists’ idea, emotion, and imagination.
• Tinikling dances combine body movement with agility, speed, and grace.
• Music is a good form of entertainment, as demonstrated by Senakulo and Moro Moro.
• Both theater and films use stories that capture the imagination of people.
• Cariñosa dances combine body movement with grace and elegance.
• Malakas at Maganda dances involve body movement according to the musical beat, and are used as an expression of thoughts and feelings.
• Visual arts include drawing, painting, sculpture, calligraphy, and photography.
• Performing arts are art forms that involve live performers, such as dance, music, theater arts, and literature.
• Architecture is the art of designing buildings.
• Photography is of different types: Fine Art, Nature, Photojournalism, Mobile, and Photographic Alteration.
• Philippine International Convention Center (PICC) is an example of architecture.
• The real image of Execution by Firing Squad of Dr. Jose Rizal by Manuel Arias Rodriguez is an example of photography.
• Styles in architecture include Environment-Friendly & Biomorphic.
• San Agustin Church, located in Intramuros, is an example of interior design.
• Taluksangay Mosque, Zamboanga Del Norte is an example of architecture.