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A collection of vocabulary flashcards derived from a lecture on contemporary art and its forms.
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Mural
A large painting or artwork applied directly to a wall or ceiling.
Sculpture
A three-dimensional artwork created by shaping materials such as clay, stone, or metal.
T'nalak
A deep brown abaca-based cloth tie-dyed by the T'boli people of South Cotabato.
Higantes
Giant carnival figures made from paper-mache in Philippine culture.
Bayanihan
A traditional Filipino value that emphasizes community cooperation and support.
Philippine Architecture
A style of architecture influenced by local conditions and socio-cultural factors.
Spoken Word Poetry
A form of performance poetry that combines writing and oral art, focusing on the aesthetics of word play.
Tinikling
A traditional Philippine folk dance using bamboo poles.
Bagay Movement
A poetic movement characterized by the use of colloquial language and concrete imagery.
Decorative Arts
Arts or crafts focused on the design and manufacture of beautiful and functional objects.
Filipino Struggles through History
A mural by Carlos 'Botong' Francisco depicting the challenges faced by Filipinos throughout history.
Magic Realism in Art
A style that incorporates realistic details into fantastical situations.
Felix Rizal
A National Artist known for his contribution to visual arts in the Philippines.
Performance Art
A live artistic performance that often involves the body and environment.
National Artist
A title awarded to individuals in the Philippines for their significant contributions in the arts.
Protest Poetry
A form of poetry that addresses social issues and promotes change.
Pinya Cloth
A handwoven fabric made from pineapple fibers, traditionally used in Barong Tagalog.
Visual Arts
Forms of art that include painting, sculpture, and photography.
Contemporary Visual Arts
Art forms produced by contemporary artists often focusing on current societal themes.
Filipino Music
Music rooted in Filipino culture, often reflecting social and political themes.
Amorsolo's Craftsmanship
Known for mastery in light and landscape in his paintings.
Modern Filipino Spirit
The characterization of contemporary Filipinos, integrating tradition and modernity.
Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP)
An institution established to promote Filipino arts and culture.
Collage in Art
A technique where various materials and images are assembled to create a new whole.
Ceramics
Artistic object made from clay and hardened by heat.
Photography
The art or practice of creating images using light.
Printmaking
The process of creating artworks by printing, typically on paper.
Filipino Arts and Crafts
Traditional and modern handmade objects that reflect Filipino culture.
Community Cooperation (Bayanihan)
The practice in Filipino culture of helping each other, especially in times of need.
Social Realism in Literature
A literary movement that emphasizes social issues and struggles within society.
Jewelry Making
Crafting decorative items worn for personal adornment, significant in Filipino culture.
Traditional Filipino Values
Core beliefs like family, community, and respect that influence Filipino actions and art.
Cultural Heritage
The legacy of physical artifacts and intangible attributes of a group or society.
Intonation in Poetry
The variation in pitch while speaking that affects the emotional quality of spoken words.
Expressionism in the Arts
An artistic style that seeks to express emotional experience rather than physical reality.
Visual Tempo (Rhythm) in Art
The visual energy created by the arrangement of elements in an artwork.
Proportion in Art
The relationship in size and quantity between various elements of an artwork.
Technique in Painting
The method used by artists to create their works, influencing the final appearance.
Contrast in Art
The use of opposing elements such as colors, shapes, or textures to create interest.
Abstract Art
Art that does not attempt to represent an accurate depiction of a visual reality.
Conceptual Art
Art where the concept or idea takes precedence over traditional aesthetic and material concerns.
Installation Art
A three-dimensional work designed to transform a space.
Collaborative Art
Art created by multiple artists working together.
Reflected Values in Art
Artworks that represent societal or cultural values of the creator's community.
Molded Arts
Art forms created by shaping and forming materials into specific designs or structures.
Artistic Expression
The manifestation of creativity and imagination in various art forms.
Filipino Identity in Art
The portrayal of Filipino culture, traditions, and contemporary issues through artistic expression.
Religious Art
Art that is inspired by or conveys religious themes or beliefs.
Cultural Expressions
Ways in which a culture manifests through art, music, literature, and performance.
Art Critique
The process of analyzing and evaluating artwork based on various criteria.