CI1 - context and tradition

creative industry

industries which have their own origin in creativity, skill and talent

rizal

where the art capital of the philippines is found (angono)

rizal is the home of two national artists ; name them

carlos “botong” francisco (visual arts)

prof. lucio san pedro (music)

higantes

giant paper mache puppets paraded during the “ “ festival

mockery of bad landowners during the spanish colonial era

what are higantes made of?

head: termite soil and paper

body: made of bamboo

art museums in rizal province (9)

• pinto art gallery

• the blanco family art museum

• the botong francisco museum and street murals

• kuta ni tata raul art center

• pambayang museo ng morong

• nemiranda art house

• ang nuno artists foundation gallery

• rafael paeng pacheco art gallery

• paseo rizal

laguna

has rich cultural heritage

6 main traditional crafts of laguna

wood sculpting

embroidery

fiber weaving

whittling

papier-mache

footwear-making

taka

paper mache using a takaan — a carved wooden sculpture used as a mold, originating from paete, laguna

paeta wood carving

one of paete’s primary products

usual subjects are the pu-on or imaged of saints

pampanga

the culinary capital of the philippines, also has a lot to offer not only in the food sector but also in the arts

ten art forms pampanga is known for

1. kuran ampong pasu

2. pukpuk

3. dukit

4. parul

5. burarul

6. dase

7. kupia

8. santos

9. gitara

10. gawang pande

parul

made by artisans from san fernando, pampanga, also known as the christmas capital of the philippines

giant colorful lanterns symbolizes light and hope

betis furniture

wood carving capital of pampanga

wood carved products

batangas

is known for different artforms such as mat and basket weaving, embroidery, balisong, knives and a lot more

balisong

“butterfly knife”

crafted in taal, batangas

balisong’s handle is made of…?

horse’s bone or water buffalo’s horn

burdang taal

traditional hand embroidery of taal, batangas

mostly sewn on piña or jusi fabric commonly used to the decorate the barong tagalog aswell as the filipiniana

burdang taal has two designs named …

callado and sinuksok

bulacan

the land of heroes

excellent craftsmanship in jewelries, leather crafts, buntal, hats, pyrotechnics, and garments

pabalat

comes from tagalog word “balat” or “wrapper”

art of wrapping candies with colorful japanese paper

used for their milky pastillas

puni

dying art of coconut leaf folding

the term means to beautify or decorate with coco leaf

national capital region ; ncr

knows as metropolitan manila

the country’s political, economic and educational center

marikina shoes

known as the shoe capital of the philippines

biggest manufacturer of shoes in the country, producing 70% of shoes

intramuros

walled city found in metro manila

considered as the entire manila during the spanish colonial period

star attractions of intramuros

• san agustin church & museum

• fort santiago

• manila cathedral

• casa manila museum

• rizal shrine

why are creative industries important?

• makes decent jobs available

• reduces inequality

• marginalized sectors are recognized and empowered

• boosts tourism

• boosts economic well-being

tboli women weavers

women from this ethno-linguistic group are given opportunities for livelihood through tnalak weaving

davao penal colony

inmates from DAPECOL are given livelihood projects through arts and crafts

income earned and saved up are given to them once they leave prison