CPAR 4th quarter

• Bakya


  The national footwear of the Philippines, wooden clogs with a plastic strap and local light wood e.g. santol and laniti
• Barong tagalog


  The national outfit for men, with translucent fabric and without pockets, as well as wear it untucked
• Pasiking


  The indigenous basket-backpack found among the various ethno-linguistic groups of Northern Luzon in the Philippines
• Barge Ramos


  • A famous Filipino designer who promoted the use of indigenous Filipino textile to modern fashion and showcased his work on an event called "Holiday Haute Couture XII"
• Patrick Gabutina


  • Won the Grand Prize in the Fashion Accessories Professional Category in 2019
• Sapatungan


  An example of a tapestry weave, considered the oldest and most traditional technique in producing ornamented woven textiles, aside from the plain weave technique wherein stripes and plaids are formed
• Takba


  The ritual pasiking of the Bontoc people
• Kultura Filipino


  A boutique which highlights Filipino artistry and craftsmanship uniquely, offering an expansive range of products made from indigenous materials that best reflect Philippine heritage and contemporary culture under three main categories: Fashion, Home and Souvenirs
• Anita Feria


  • An artist who uses ceramics and paints to make a ceiling lamp
• Bunga-sama


  A supplementary weft weave, made by using pattern sticks or heddles in the loom to produce the pattern
• Local materials are used for indigenous art production
• Indigenous materials are naturally abundant in particular places in the Philippines
• Indigenouism


  The movement of protecting the environment by using local materials in creating art
• Local artists' creations


  Directly influence people to preserve environment
• Coconut tree


  Considered the most utilized tree because of its usability from root to fruit
• Abaca fiber


  Used in basketry, weaving, clothing and rope-making
• Soft and hardwood


  Used for woodcarving and furniture-making
• Materials used by a local artist depend on availability and abundance of resources in a locality
• Through local arts, Philippine culture is promoted
• Indigenous art


  The artwork created by indigenous people
• Any medium or material used by an artist insinuates a specific message
• Contemporary artists utilize a broad range of materials depending on availability
• Appropriate technique are the best fit to form, content, and innovation
• Using available materials basically contributes meaning and aids understanding to an artwork
• Filipino culture is promoted through consideration of indigenous materials in art making
• Collage


  A combination or collection of images and printed illustrations that are stick on a single surface
• Decoupage


  The craft of decorating objects and items with paper cutouts
• Montage


  Used in photography or film to make a whole out of fragmented and overlapping images
• Pacita Abad


  • Known for Trapunto type of technique in arts
• Digital Art


  Emerged through the application of technology in art production
• Unity


  A Filipino value that is believe to inspire the artwork of making Singkaban of Bulacan
• Collage


  An art technique where the artwork is made from on assemblage of different forms, thus creating a new whole
• Decollage


  The French word meaning take-off, to become unglued or to become unstuck
• Graffiti


  Writing or drawings that have been scribed, scratched, or painted illicitly on a wall or other surface, often in a public space
• Land arts


  Also known as Earth Works or Earth Art in which landscape and the work of art are inextricably linked
• Visual Arts


  An artistic work or practice that uses digital technology as an essential part of the creative or presentation
• Miniaturismo


  A style that pays attention to the embroidery and texture of the costume
• Arturo Luz


  • A contemporary Filipino artist best known for his styles of art that are minimalist, geometric and abstract
• The Philippines ranks third in the list of countries with the most plastic wastes going into the oceans
• Junyee


  • Referred to as "the Father of Installation Art" in the Philippines culture