Integrative Art and Philippine Contemporary Arts

Vocabulary flashcards covering key terms from the lecture on integrative art and contemporary Philippine arts.

Integrative Art

The combination of two or more art forms to produce more engaging, high-quality masterpieces.

Visual Arts

Artistic expression through images, structures, and tactile works such as painting, sculpture, and architecture; may blend several media.

Literary Arts

The creative use of language to express ideas; includes poetry, prose, and drama.

Performing Arts

Expression of ideas through live or recorded performance—dance, theater, musicals, film, TV—that often merges visual and literary arts.

Elements of Art

Basic components artists manipulate—line, shape, color, texture, value, space, and form.

Principles of Design

Guidelines for organizing art elements: balance, contrast, emphasis, movement, pattern, rhythm, and unity.

Contemporary Philippine Art

Modern Filipino artistic practices that fuse traditional and innovative techniques, materials, and themes.

Integrative Arts in the Philippines

Interdisciplinary Filipino artworks combining visual, literary, and performing forms to address social issues and identity.

Culture and Identity

Shared beliefs, practices, and artistic expressions that define a nation and its people.

Art

The expression of ideas and feelings visible in everyday life—from grand architecture to street performances.

Poetry

A literary form that conveys ideas and emotions through rhythmic, often metaphorical language.

Prose

Ordinary written or spoken language without metrical structure; a primary category of literature.

Drama

A literary work intended for performance, uniting literary text with visual staging and live acting.