CONPHILARTS UNIT TEST

• GAMABA - National Living Treasures
• GAMABA - Awardees of Gawad sa Manlilikha ng Bayan from NCCA (National Comission for Cultural and the Arts)
• GAMABA - Produce arts that are woven into everyday life
• GAMABA - Related to traditional art
• Traditional art become contemporary art through the process of cultural appropriation and cultural assimilation.
• GAMBA - Focused on ethnic groups or indigenous arts.
• GAMABA - is a functional art
• GAMABA - recognition is for the ones who are still alive
• GAMABA - does not require any degree in fine arts
• GAMABA - Organization in charge: NCCA (National Commission for Cultural and the Arts)
• GAMABA - Started at what administration: Corazon Aqiuno and Fidel V. Ramos (1992)
• GAMABA - Law: Republic Act No. 7355
• GAMABA - First recipient: Ginaw BIlog (1993)
• GAMABA - 12 individuals have received this distinction (1992) RA 7355 until 2012
• GAMABA - Art recognizes the outstanding work of artists in the Philippines
• GAMABA - Emphasis on intangible and communal aspects of art production.
• GAMABA - Traditional arts find deep affinities with nature, place, society, ritual, and everyday life.
• NATIONAL ARTIST AWARD - can be awarded to a dead person.
• NATIONAL ARTIST AWARD - require any degree in fine arts
• NATIONAL ARTIST AWARD - National arts in fine arts or general
• NATIONAL ARTIST AWARD - mostly seen in exhibitions
• NATIONAL ARTIST AWARD - Organization in-charge: CCP (Cultural Center of the Philippines)
• NATIONAL ARTIST AWARD - Started at what administration: Ferdinand Marcos Sr.
• NATIONAL ARTIST AWARD - Law: President's Proclamation no. 1001 of April 2, 1972
• NATIONAL ARTIST AWARD - First recipient: Fernando Amorsolo (in painting, 1972)
• GAMABA: NCCA (National Commission for Cultural and the Arts), National Artist Award: CCP (Cultural Center of the Philippines)
• GAMABA: Republic Act 7355, NATIONAL ARTIST AWARD: President's Proclamation No. 1001 of April 2, 1972
• GAMABA: Corazon Aquino and Fidel V. Ramos, NATIONAL ARTIST AWARD: Ferdinand Marcos Sr.
• GAMABA: Ginaw Bilog (1993), NATIONAL ARTIST AWARD: Fernando Amorsolo (1972)
• GAMABA: Ethnic Groups/Indigenous arts, NATIONAL ARTIST AWARD: Fine arts/general
• GAMABA: Functional art, NATIONAL ARTIST AWARD: exhibitions
• GAMABA: Alive, NATIONAL ARTIST AWARD: dead or alive
• SUPPORT SYSTEM OF THE ARTS


  • Institutions
  • Organizations
  • Collectives
  • Media
  • Alternative Platforms
• Institutions


  Educational institutions such as school and universities offer artist training and grant degrees and disseminate knowledge in art
• Institutions


  • Philippine High School for the Arts (PHSA) in LB, Laguna (visual arts, creative writing, theatre arts, dance, and music)
• Collectives and Artists Organizations


  Composed of individuals who share similar or related practices
• Collectives and Artists Organizations


  • The Anino Shadowplay Collective, formed in 1996, is a group of multimedia artists committed to popularizing the art of shadowplay
  • The Sipat Lawin Ensemble is a site-specific experimental theatre company from the Philippines. Formed in 2008, the collective produces work in theatres, cafes, galleries, abandoned schools, stadiums and carparks around Manila
• Non-government and academic sectors


  • The Tanghalang Ateneo both Filipino plays and adaptation of classic Teatro Tomasino original plays written by students
  • Dulaang UP Both English and Filipino, original plays written by Filipinos, and even traditional sarswelas
• Dance


  • Kalilayan Folkloric dance group
  • University of San Carlos Dance Troupe
  • Hiyas ng Maynilad Dance Troupe
  • UP Filipina Dance Group
  • Lyceum of Batangas Folk Dance Company
• Museums


  Tasked to preserve heritage for the enjoyment and education of present and future generations