Creative Industries: Definitions, Domains, and Societal Impact

Flashcards covering the definitions, legal framework, domains, and social roles within the Philippine Creative Industries.

How does A. D. Posey define Art?

Art is the journey of a free soul.

What are the six social functions of art mentioned in the text?

Expression, Culture, Creativity, Connection, Economy, and Perspective.

What is the official name of the law enacted on July $28$, $2022$, to protect Filipino creative workers?

The Philippine Creative Industries Development Act (PCIDA), or $RA 11904$.

What is the definition of the 'Creative Economy'?

The overall ecosystem of economic activity generated by trade, labor, and capital focused on producing cultural, scientific, and imaginative assets.

What are 'Creative Industries' according to $RA 11904$?

Commercial trades involving individuals or organizations that produce cultural, artistic, and innovative goods and services originating from human creativity, talent, and localized skills.

What is 'Intellectual Property (IP)'?

Legal protection granting exclusive rights to creators over original creations of the mind such as copyrights, trademarks, and patents.

What are the five pillars of the Creative Industries?

$1$. Creativity-Driven, $2$. Knowledge-Based, $3$. Innovation-Centered, $4$. Culture-Related, and $5$. Intellectual Property Dependent.

How is the 'Creativity-Driven' pillar defined?

The value chain is powered by original human artistry and conceptual design rather than heavy raw manufacturing materials.

What are the five official domains of the Philippine Creative Industry?

$1$. Visual Arts, $2$. Literary Arts, $3$. Media Arts, $4$. Applied Arts, and $5$. Traditional & Heritage Arts.

What characterizes the 'Applied Arts' domain?

The harmonious integration of beautiful aesthetic design with everyday, practical utility, bridging pure expression with commercial usability.

What is 'Tangible Cultural Heritage'?

Physical artifacts such as monuments, sites, textiles, and pottery maintained and passed down within a community.

What are some examples of 'Traditional & Heritage Arts'?

T'nalak weaving, Inabel textiles, wood carving, basketry, and oral lore.

What is 'Hallyu' (Korean Wave)?

The global expansion and popularity of South Korean cultural exports, like pop music and television dramas, as strategic economic drivers.

What is the role of 'Creative Enablers'?

Individuals or organizations providing the essential infrastructure, support, training, and platforms for creative talents to successfully commercialize artistry.

What is the social role of artists as 'Social Commentators'?

They mirror current societal issues, providing critical public reflections on topics like politics, poverty, and the environment.

How do artists function as 'Community Builders'?

They organize local festivals, coordinate public art installations, and design public spaces that foster a sense of civic unity.

What are the components of the 'Media Arts' domain?

It leverages mechanical equipment, software, and digital platforms; examples include photography, graphic design, and content vlogs.