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• Integrative art can be defined as art that combines different art forms and elements to create a cohesive piece
• Various art forms in the Philippines include precolonial art, Spanish colonial art, American and Japanese colonial art, and contemporary arts
• Elements of art and principles of design found in every work of art include color, line, shape, form, texture, balance, contrast, emphasis, movement, pattern, and unity
• Different art forms found in the Philippines can be classified into precolonial art, Spanish colonial art, American and Japanese colonial art, and contemporary arts
• The significance of elements of art and principles of design in art is to create visually appealing and meaningful artwork that conveys messages and emotions effectively
• Precolonial art in the Philippines was integrated into communal services and daily lives, with practices like the kashawing ritual, banog-banog, man-manok dance, and talip courtship ritual
• Indigenous arts in the Philippines were inspired by animism, creating statues like the bul-ul and decorations like okir influenced by Indian and Islamic art
• Spanish colonization in the Philippines brought Catholicism, western culture, religious and folk arts, Hispanic baroque structures, religious icons like santos and retablos, and liturgical music like pasyon and pabasa
• American colonization introduced the public education system, Philippine literature in English, modern Philippine literature with works like "Dead Stars" by Paz Marquez Benitez, secular theater like Vaudeville or Bodabil, and the establishment of the University of the Philippines School of Fine Arts
• Japanese colonization emphasized nationalism, the impact of war on Filipinos, and the rise of social realism in response to martial law's horrors
• During the Marcos regime, culture and arts were highlighted, leading to the establishment of the Cultural Center of the Philippines Complex, the rise of social realism, and the use of literary, visual, and performing arts to express dissent
• Contemporary arts in the Philippines focus on self-expression, diversity, and the impact of technology and social media on the art scene
• Art movements in the Philippines include realism, minimalism, conceptual art, and neo-Expressionism, which help Filipino artists represent the nation's identity through their creations