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Comprehensive fill-in-the-blank practice flashcards covering Philippine contemporary sculpture, materials, techniques, styles, and notable National Artists.
In the Philippines, the sculptural tradition evolved from carving anitos to santos, and progressed further to depictions of __________.
Christ and saints
Known as the Father of Philippine Modern Sculpture, Napoleon "Billy" Abueva is famous for turning __________ into art.
hopes and aspirations of freedom
Guillermo E. Tolentino's famous creation located at the University of the Philippines is __________, which serves as a landmark and symbol of academic freedom.
The Oblation
Guillermo E. Tolentino received the title of National Artist of the Philippines for Visual Arts in Sculpture in the year __________.
1973
Known for her expressive clay portrayals of women, Julie Lluch created the notable work titled __________.
Picasso and Me
In 2006, Abdulmari Asia Imao was honored as the first __________ National Artist for Sculpture.
Moro/Muslim
Abdulmari Asia Imao is widely recognized for his sculptural portrayals of the indigenous mythical bird known as __________.
SARIMANOK
Bacolod-born visual artist Charlie Co created a politically provocative work titled Ai Wei Wei, which was a follow-up to __________.
Chinaman
The matching sculptures of a woman and a man with water buffaloes at the lagoon were created by Italian sculptor __________.
Francesco Riccardo Monti
Terracotta is a type of reddish-brown, porous clay ceramic whose name translates to __________.
baked earth
In Negros Oriental, Francisco G. Villanueva elevated primal clay into transcendent art with his hallmark series known as __________.
Inspired Creations
Due to its rich, multi-generational heritage of wood carving, Paete, Laguna, is celebrated as the __________.
"Carving Capital of the Philippines"
In sculpture, carving is classified as a __________ process because material is systematically cut away or removed until the desired form appears.
subtractive
Unlike carving, modeling is an __________ process, which means material is added to build up the form.
additive
The process in which a liquid material such as molten metal or plastic is poured into a mold to solidify into a finished shape is known as __________.
Casting
Ramon Orlina is acclaimed as the __________ for pioneering the use of glass as a sculptural medium in the Philippines.
"Father of Philippine Glass Sculpture"
Sculptures carved or constructed from a single, massive block of stone or other material are classified as __________ sculptures.
Monolithic
The Constructivism movement, which utilized geometric industrial materials like steel and glass to make art connected to everyday life, originated in the 1920s in __________.
Russia
The modern sculptural technique that involves arranging and attaching ordinary, found, or discarded objects into a single artwork is called __________.
assemblage
A sculpture that incorporates physical movement powered by wind, water, motors, or touch into its design is called a __________ sculpture.
kinetic
Filipino multimedia sculptor Imelda "Impy" Pilapil frequently explores themes of __________ through dynamic and flowing forms.
peace, spirit, and tranquility
Pioneering Filipino kinetic sculptor Gabriel "Gabby" Barredo was acclaimed for his maximalist installations combining movement, sound, and __________.
light
In architectural sculpture, a recessed or hollow space in a wall traditionally used to display a statue or ornament is called a __________.
niche
Filipino artist Renato Habulan is primarily associated with the __________ movement of the 1970s and 1980s, depicting the struggles of workers and farmers.
social realism
Ambie Abano shifted from architecture to the visual arts, becoming celebrated for transforming __________ into three-dimensional sculptural installations.
woodcut printmaking
Filipino-Chinese contemporary sculptor Seb Chua is known for large-scale sculptures made primarily of __________ that unite geometric structure with organic movement.
brass