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Contemporary
Philippine Arts from
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1st Quarter
LEARNING ACTIVTIY SHEET

Republic of the Philippines
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Learning Activity Sheet in CONTEMPORARY PHILLIPINE ARTS FROM THE
REGIONS
(Grade 12)
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Table of Contents
Page
Compentency
number
Describes various contemporary art forms and
their practices from the various regions ..................... 1
Researches on various contemporary art forms,

techniques and performance practices ..................... 15
Explains Filipino artists’ roles and identify their

contribution to contemporary arts ..................... 27
Analyzes contemporary art forms based on the

elements and principles ..................... 45
Relates the significance of arts forms from the

regions ..................... 56
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CONTEMPORARY PHILIPPINE ARTS FROM THE REGIONS
Name of Learner:_____________________ Grade Level:__________________
Section:_____________________________ Score:_______________________
LEARNING ACTIVITY SHEET
CONTEMPORARY ART FORMS AND THEIR PRACTICES FROM THE VARIOUS
REGIONS
Background Information for Learners
During the contemporary period, Philippine arts has continually gone

forward. Art has technologically advanced and changed over the period of time.
The major advancement of present-day arts in the country simply demonstrates
how artistic, advanced, and inventive
Filipinos are.
Most visual arts became bolder

and more serious focusing on vigor,
freedom of expression, and concern to
people. The Oblation (image 1), for
example, is a solid statue designed by
national artist Guillermo E. Tolentino
which became the iconic symbol of the
University of the Philippines. The statue Oblation Image 1
faces the sky with arms widely spread, Photo courtesy: Explora Ph
signifying unselfish submission of oneself
to his country.
In the field of music, Pinoy pop
(Filipino pop music) came to life covering
various forms like jazz, dance hits, rap,
etc. Subsequently, the Original Pilipino
Music (OPM) got its turn. This music is
written and sung by Filipinos.
OPM covers many sounds and

styles but in 2019, ‘hugot’ became the
central theme of most songs. In the same December Avenue Image 2
year, Spotify Philippines revealed that Photo courtesy: Philippine star
OPM defeated foreign songs on the list of
Filipinos’ most streamed tracks.
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The all-male band group December Avenue (image 2) and Moira Dela
Torre‘s “Kung Di Lang Rin Ikaw” (which was later used as the official sound
track of the film Hello, Love Goodbye) was noted as the most listened song
followed by “Sana” by I Belong to the Zoo and “Kahit Ayaw Mo Na” by This
Band.
In architecture, Filipinos slightly turned down the traditional way of

erecting houses. Educated Filipinos abroad introduced real estate. Due to the
growing number of residents in the metro, urban housing, and government
housing projects began to rise. Condominiums were also developed to address
the growing issue on space.
Expressways, amusement centers and
hotels also began to rise. San Miguel
Corporation, the largest corporation in the
country, changed the norm in the
Philippine architecture when it unveiled its
Banaue Rice Terraces inspired building
(image 3). Accordingly, it is one of the first
early models of green architecture in the
country San Miguel Corporation Building Image 3
Photo courtesy: San Miguel Corporation
For films, typical movie industry continued to operate. Independent films

or alternative cinema commenced to function. Contemporary films circled on
themes like but not limited to the following: comedies, fantasies, action,
romance, hard drama or combination thereof. Subjects were daring directly
pointing out the unending problems in the government and society. Other films
even show scenarios that are sensitive issues but timely.
Big movie producers opened doors for international taping and

screening. In 2019, the movie Hello, Love Goodbye (image 4) was released in
cinemas and caused the movie reviewers to react whether it is a love story or
socio-political observation on the Filipino migration. The said film was set in
Hong Kong introducing the life of a pinay nursing graduate who chose to be a
domestic helper abroad to back up her
family in the Philippines. According to the
film management, the film earned P250
million in just five days. Later, it was
acknowledged as the highest-grossing
Filipino movie of all time- up to this writing.
A scene from the film ‘Hello, Love Goodbye’ Image 4

Photo courtesy: Rappler

For stage arts, The Philippine Educational Theater Association
(PETA) in 2019 launched a campaign “Stage of the Nation” that aims to
employ the arts and involve actors to contribute to various discourses that
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association centering on
current social, political and common
issues. In the same year, PETA
produced in theaters the "RakAnswer
of Aegis" Sheet
(image 5) for the seventh time. in
Contemporary
While Philippine
the original Filipino hit Arts From the Regions
musical features the famous songs of
the Aegis band, it also lets the viewers
be familiar with the difficulty of those
living in flooded localities, and how they APhoto
scene from the play Rak of Aegis
courtesy: Raffy Yllana/PETA
Image 5
deal with their daily lives.
Learning Competency
Describes various contemporary art forms and their practices from the various
regions. CAR11/12IAC-0a-1, Week 1
ACTIVITY I. Comprehension Response

Directions: Read and analyze the following statements and recognize what is being
referred to in each item. Choose the letter of your answer. Write your answer on the space
provided before the item.
1. This music is originally written, arranged and sung by Filipinos.

A. Pinoy pop C. Western music
B. OPM D. None of the above
2. What motivated the architect of the San Miguel Corporation building?

A. Skyscrapers in New York C. Environment in Manila
B. Banaue Rice Terraces D. Tall buildings in Europe
3. What is the highest-grossing Filipino movie of all time?

A. The Hows of Us C. Hello, Love Goodbye
B. Fantastica D. Ang Probinsyano
4. This song was declared by Spotify Philippines as the most streamed music in
2019?
A. Kahit Ayaw Mo Na C. Buwan
B. Sana D. Kung Di Rin Tayo Sa Hul

5. Which is not true about the Oblation?
A. It is built by a national artist.
B. It is erected in University of the Philippines
C. It faces the sky with arms widely spread
D. It signifies innocence and submission of oneself to authority
6. Which agency produced the longest running Philippine musical paly?

A. Rak of Aegis C. FDCP
B. PETA D. Tanghalang Pilipino
7. What is the best characteristic of a contemporary Filipino film?

A. It is firm and bold and it tells universal truth.
B. It criticizes the society.
C. It points to the ills of the country.
D. All of the above
8. Which could be the best answer to address the country’s problem on squatter
areas or illegal settlers?
A. Government should provide affordable vertical housing projects.
B. Government should continue converting the agricultural lands to
commercial.
C. Government should let the illegal dwellers continue their lives no matter
what.
D. Government should let the illegal dwellers go back to their respective
provinces.
9. Which is not true about filming during the contemporary period?

A. Filipino digital films are made with huge budget.
B. Hollywood films ruled over theater sales even more.
C. There is a dramatic drop of the mainstream Philippine movie industry.
D. Filipino filmmakers started making movies using advanced digital media.
10. Which is not true about contemporary visual arts?

A. Expressed concern to people
B. Became bolder and more serious
C. Focused on freedom of expression
D. Continued to embrace the traditional way of producing arts

ACTIVITY II. Art Caption
Direction: Write a caption for each photo. Use the given box for your answer. The first
picture is done for you.
MAGAPIT SUSPENSION BRIDGE
LAL-LO CAGAYAN, REGION II
The Golden Gate of Cagayan: The Magapit Bridge is the first

suspension bridge in the South East Asia that opened in 1978
to connect the east and west sides of the Cagayan River in the
province of Cagayan. It is located in Lal-lo, Cagayan.
ANG HULING EL BIMBO

NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION
"Ang Huling El Bimbo" (English: "The Last El Bimbo") is a song

composed by Ely Buendia of the Philippine pop/rock band
Eraserheads, for their 1995 studio album Cutterpillow. On the
surface, it seems like any old love song, taking a sad turn at the
end, at the demise of the narrator’s first love (his “Paraluman”)
. He chronicles their would-be love story, from the time they were
children, to the time they parted, and finally to the time when he
catches wind of her death.And “Ang Huling El Bimbo” is a great
example of one such sobering song.
APO WHANG-OD TATTOO

KALINGA, CORDILLERA
ADMINISTRATIVE REGION
Whang-od Oggay is known as the last mambabatok (Kalinga tattooist)

from the tribe of Butbut in Buscalan, Kalinga. She has been tattooing for
the past 80 years — including head hunters of the indigenous tribe, at the
beginning of her long career.These head hunters were the warriors of their
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BURNAY MAKING
ILOCOS SUR, REGION I
Burnay are earthen jars with small openings while those with
bigger mouths are called wangging. In the early years, the
burnay, locally known as tapayan or banga, was used for storage
of water, rice grains, basi (sugarcane wine) and condiments like
salt and bagoong (fish paste). Burnay jars are also used in the
fermentation of vinegar that comes from the sweet sap of the
Arenga Pinnata, a sugar palm tree more commonly known as “
kaong.” According to locals, Arengga vinegar tastes better if
stored in burnay jars than in plastic or metal containers.
EL GAMA PENUMBRA
BATANGAS, CALABARZON
El Gamma Penumbra is a Filipino all male shadow play

group, best known for being the winners of the first
season of Asia's Got Talent.El Gamma Penumbra was
chosen to be a part of the Philippine tourism campaign '
Choose Philippines'. Due to their ability to be able to
deliver a message through their shadow acts, they were
chosen in hopes to strengthen the campaign's mission in
promoting the Philippines.
ACTIVITY III. Describe Me
Directions: Below are the well-known major artworks in each region in the country. Gather
information/data on the artworks of each region and write your brief description about the
artworks on the table provided beside the picture. The first picture is done for you.
PHILIPPINE MAJOR ARTS PHOTO DESCRIPTION OF ARTS

REGIONS
National Capital The Metro Manila Film Festival
Region (MMFF) is an annual film festival
held in Metro Manila showcasing
authentic and value-added
Filipino films. It runs from
December 25 to New Year’s Day.
Photo by Kurimaw TV It celebrates artistic excellence,
promotes audience development
and champions the sustainability
of Philippine film industry.

Cordillera
The photo was taken during the Lang -Ay
Administrative Festival in Bontoc.“Lang-ay” means a fellow
Region ship where local folks gather to celebrate and
perform “cañao” that involves the offering of
locally brewed rice wine or tapey, and
butchering pigs, chicken, harvest and prayers
to their pagan gods. It also signifies the
traditional practice of generosity, sharing, and
Photo by Ofelia Empian respect.
Ilocos Region “Abel” or “inabel” is a fabric customarily

(Region I) made of cotton fiber turned into spools of be
eswax-brushed yarn & woven in a handloo
m. From it comes out beautiful blankets, pill
owcases, tablemats, sweaters & shawls.
Traditional designs include the geometric “
binakol” or “inuritan”, the spiral “kusikos
” & the flower called “sinan-sabong”.
Photo by Travel Trilogy
Cagayan Valley
(Region II) A Sinadumparan Ivatan house,
one of the oldest structures in the
Batanes islands. The house is
made of limestone and coral and
its roofing of cogon grass.
Photo by Elan Aruelo
Central Luzon A statue of Philippine hero General

(Region III) Antonio Luna astride a horse
stands at the plaza in front of the
cathedral on the exact spot where
the brave general was
assassinated in 1899 in the city
that adopted him subsequently.
Photo by Central-Luzon Wordpress.com
CALABARZON The Basilica de San Martin de Tours, simply

known as Taal Basilica, is Asia’s largest church.
(Region IV-A) The original town of Taal was founded by
Augustinian missionaries in 1572 on the banks of
the Taal Lake (where the municipality of San
Nicolas now lies). Fr. Diego Espinar led the
construction of the town’s very first church in 1575
. In almost two centuries, the church continued to
improve and was rebuilt only to be utterly
destroyed in 1754 after the biggest explosion of
nearby Taal Volcano. It wasn’t just the church,
though, as the whole town of old Taal was so
Photo by Wikiwand devastated.

MIMAROPA
(Region IV-B) Most famous for their marble
sculptures, Romblon is steadily
becoming one of the favorite
provinces that tourists, be it local or
international, choose to go. They
owe their marble-making industry to
1950’s Italians and up until now it
has made their province unique. But
that’s not all there is to it.
Photo by Businessworld
Bicol Region
The Pegaraw, a bronze sculpture
(Region V) depicting a carabao with wings. I
couldn't remember if I've ever taken
a photo of this statue so I snapped
away, just like the visitors. At this
point, I realised that Nico is a
Philippine art and architecture
enthusiast because he recognised
the names of the artists attributed
Photo by Silent Gardens to the Pegaraw and the Main
Library.
Western Visayas
(Region VI)
Kalibo is known for
Pineapple Fabrics. Here you
can buy souvenirs like bags
made from pineapple or
Abaca.
Photo by western visayas
Central Visayas Guitar music is a tradition

(Region VII) brought to the Philippines by
the Spanish. You can find
locally produced guitars, from
professional instruments
through small souvenir guitars.
These make great items to
bring back as Filipino gifts for
kids.
Photo by Veltra

Eastern Visayas The San Juanico Bridge, part of the Pan-Philippine Highway,
(Region VIII) stretches from Samar to Leyte across the San Juanico Strait
in the Philippines. Its longest length is a steel girder viaduct
built on reinforced concrete piers, and its main span is of an
arch-shaped truss design. With a total length of 2.16
kilometers (1.34 mi), it is the longest bridge in the Philippines
spanning a body of seawater. It is considered one of the most
beautifully designed bridges in Philippines. The bridge has 43
spans and medium size boats can pass beneath its large
main arch the top of which rises 41 meters above the sea.
Construction commenced in 1969 over San Juanico Strait
from Cabalawan, Tacloban City to the municipality of Santa
Rita, Samar, with completion in 1973.
Connecting Tacloban City on the Leyte side and Santa Rita
town on the Samar side.
Photo by ThePhilppines.com
Zamboanga
Peninsula At Yakan Weaving Village, you
(Region IX) can observe colorful textiles
being made on the spot. You’ll
most likely recognize these pop
ular textiles as you’ve seen the
m in the form of purses, parkas,
and more along your travels in t
Photo by Crazy Tourist he Philippines．
Northern Mindanao The Higaonon described as “people of
(Region X) living mountains” and “people of the
wilderness” are one of the lumads
(indigenous peoples) in the mountainous
areas of Northern Mindanao in southern
Philippines, who have resisted
assimilation or acculturation, with their
traditional systems, practices, beliefs
remaining relatively intact
Photo by archipelago-WordPress.com
Davao Region
(Region XI)
The Giant Durian Sculpture in Davao
City. One thing you have to see in
Davao City International Airport when
you arrive is the huge Durian sculpture
built by one of Davao's highly
respected sculptor, painter and artist
Kublai Millan
Photo by Samal Bahay Kubo-

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SOCCSKSARGEN
(Region XII)
It is the parade of colorful boat will
highlight the celebration of Shariff
Kabunsuan Festival on December
19 in Cotabato City.
Photo by Nanardx

CARAGA
Talented students of Agusan National
(Region XIII) High School (ANHS) were recognized
for conceptualizing a movie that
enlightens the people from the chaos
and insurgency caused by the
Communist Party of the Philippines –
New People’s Army (CPP-NPA).
This was after the ANHS was declared

as the over-all champion in their movie
produced entitled “Kulintas,” during
Photo by Philippine Information Agency the awarding ceremony.
Autonomous Sinkil dance takes its name from the bells

Region In Muslim worn on the ankles of the Muslim princess.
Perhaps one of the oldest of truly Filipino
Mindanao dances, the Singkil recounts the epic legend
(ARMM) of the "Darangan" of the Maranao people of
Mindanao. This epic, written sometime in the
14th century, tells the fateful story of Princess
Gandingan, who was caught in the middle of
a forest during an earthquake caused by the
diwatas, or fairies or nymph of the forest.The
Photo by SEAsite dancers weave expertly through criss-crossed
bamboos.
ACTIVITY IV. Poetic Art
Directions: Write a 4-stanza poem with a title describing the major artworks in your
municipality or barangay. The language to be used should be English and verses are
free or metrical. You will be graded based from the given rubric. (see attached rubric –
Table 1) (Use separate sheet if necessary)

Table 1
RUBRIC FOR POEM

DIRECTIONS: Using the following criteria, choose the appropriate number from the following
scale that reflects your assessment of the student’s work.
1 = Weak 2 = Moderately Weak 3 = Average

4 = Moderately Strong 5 = Strong
Criteria Points
1. The content of the poem fulfils all the requirements of the assignment.
2. The organization of the poem is clear and easy to follow.
3. The poem is descriptive, expressive, and creative.
4. The contents of the poem or song demonstrate an understanding of the

appropriate events, concepts, or topics.
5. The poem or song is well written.
6. The spelling, punctuation, and grammar in the poem are accurate.
7. The poem is neatly typed or handwritten.
8. Overall, the work represents the student’s full potential.
Total

ACTIVITY V. Composition Exercise
Directions:
Look for one significant contemporary artwork of a national or local Filipino artist
in your community. Compose a two-three paragraphs commentary describing the art
work. Consider the given questions below.
1. What is the art?
2. Who is the artist?
3. What is the art medium* used? (*material or means which the artist
used to portray his/her feelings)
4. What is the subject, topic or theme of the art work?
5. What makes the artwork significant?
6. What can you say about the artist artwork?
You will be graded based from the given rubric below. (see attached rubric –
Table 2)
RUBRIC
Table 2 (Composition Exercise: Writing a Commentary)
DIRECTIONS: Using the following criteria, choose the appropriate number from the following
scale that reflects your assessment of the student’s work.
1 = Weak 2 = Moderately Weak 3 = Average

4 = Moderately Strong 5 = Strong
Criteria Points
1. The content satisfies all the necessities of the task.
2. The structure is strong and easy to follow.
3. The content is descriptive, easy-to-read, and imaginative.
4. The content demonstrates the student’s understanding of the lesson.
5. The task is well crafted.
6. The task observes grammar, mechanics and other aspects of standard language.
7. The task is neatly handwritten.

8. The task embodies the student’s full potential.
Total
Comments:

Reflection:
Complete the statements:
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References:
Books
Sandagan, L.D. (2016) Contemporary Philippine Arts from the Regions. JSF Publishing
Services. Jeorge Street, Pasay City, Philippines
Datuin, FM, et. Al. (2016) Contemporary Philippine Arts from the Regions. Rex Book
Store, Inc. Florentino Street, Sta Mesa Heights, Quezon City
Websites
Chavez, Armando B. “Movie Review” https://usa.inquirer.net/36705/movie-review-hello-

love-goodbye-rises-from-the-ordinary (Accessed June 03, 2020)
De Paula, Inigo. “'Rak of Aegis' is a loud, joyful romp”.

https://www.rappler.com/life-and-style/arts-and-culture/theater/206948-rak-of-
aegis-musical-review (Accessed June 03, 2020)
San Miguel Corporation

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Answer key:
Exercise I
1. B 6. D
2. B 7. A
3. C 8. A
4. D 9. D
5. D

Section:_____________________________ Score:_______________________
CONTEMPORARY ART FORMS, TECHNIQUES AND PERFORMANCE PRACTICES
Development of the Philippine Arts
Ethnic tradition
Art forms during the Pre-colonial period were mainly influenced by
geographical location and the practices of the Filipinos. Most of their arts were
animist or community-inspired. For early Filipinos who lived in highlands,
dance steps were imitations of movements of animals like birds while those
who were near the coastline mimicked sea creatures movements. Tattoo was
believed to be an art during this period. It served as war medal for killing an
enemy in a war. Tints from woods or charcoal were used to draw tattoos. In
terms of visual arts, wood carving, weaving, and pottery were leading during
this period. For their architecture, they used native resources like anahaw,
bamboo, cogon, and rattan in building their houses. Epics, myths, riddles, and
proverbs were few from their literature. Content of music varied from war,
rowing, courting, reaping, etc. Instruments like bamboo flutes and brass
gongs were used to accompany their songs. On the subject and concept of
theater arts, ethnic performances and ceremonials were the early theatrical
presentations describing their principles in life.
Spanish Colonial Tradition

Several practices of the early Filipinos were stopped by the Spaniards.
Written traditions were burnt in belief that these were works of evil. Religion,
devotion and secularization became the central idea of arts during this period.
Literature was dominantly religious and secular. In theater, plays like
komedya became common. Painting was introduced focusing on the religious
themes. Paint colors were already introduced. Sculpture focused on
producing carved images of saints and catholic-related images. Aside from
stones and woods, metals were used in carving Stone bricks were used in
constructing their houses, churches and government offices. Orchestra grew
as zarzuelas and operas became prevalent.

American Colonial and Contemporary Traditions
Changes in education, culture and the arts brought to change when
Americans arrived in the archipelago. Filipinos were formally educated.
Those who were sent to study abroad went back carrying the idea of
contemporary art. Technological innovations transcended the traditional way
of creating art.
Art forms expanded letting artists experiment with various materials

and methodologies. Hence, artists created non-conventional creations with
wide range of themes. Contemporary Filipino architecture focused on urban
planning, economic zone, and regionalism.
Seven Major Contemporary Art Forms
1. Visual Art is an umbrella term for a comprehensive classification of art
which consists of several artistic disciplines. But commonly, these are
primarily visual in nature such as picture (painting, drawing, and
printmaking) and sculpture. A picture is two-dimensional image
produced by using different media such as ink, oil paint, charcoal and
watercolor. Sculpture, on the other hand, is three-dimensional that
may be shaped by means of a stone, wood, and marble. Some of the
contemporary art techniques are:
1. Collage is made by pasting different materials such as pictures and
pieces of paper or textile.
2. Digital arts describe technological arts which include digital
photography and digital painting.
3. Graffiti are either serious, rude, political, humorous words or
drawings printed on public walls or structures.
4. Print Making is the creation of images, typically on paper, fabric
and plastic materials.
5. Mixed media are artworks made by combining two or more art
materials or medium.
Example of Collage Example of Digital arts Example of grafitti

Courtesy: TripAdvisor Courtesy: Paco Evangelista Courtesy: Pinterest
Example of print making Example of mixed media

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2. Dance is an instance of moving the human body to the beat of a music
choreographed in definite time, form and space.
3. Music is an art that appeals to sense of hearing. It is composed of ordered
tones or sounds in succession
4. Architecture is an art form of planning and erecting structures especially
habitable ones.
5. Theater is an art form of presentation. Scripts are represented on stage
by actors and are boosted by props, lights and sounds.
6. Literature is a written work having form or expression of thoughts of
permanence or universal interest.
7. Film/Cinema is a technological transformation of a theater. Scripts are
portrayed but are pre-taped and edited before its showing.
Learning competency with code

Researches on various contemporary art forms.
CAR11/12CAP-0c-e-4, Week 3-5

Directions: Complete the table below by identifying which art period (Precolonial,
Spanish colonial, American to Contemporary) the given characteristics belong to. Write
your answer on the box provided.
Art Form Characteristics Period

• anahaw, bamboo, 1.
Architecture cogon, and rattan were
the major materials
used in constructing
houses
• architecture 2.
concentrated on urban
planning, economic
zone
• steps were replications 3.
Dance of actions of animals
• Technological 4.
Film/Cinema innovation on films was
introduced
• riddles, and proverbs 5.
Literature were
• written literatures were 6.
burnt in belief that
these were works of
evil
• Orchestra grew as 7.
Music zarzuelas and operas
became prevalent
• Sculpture focused on 8.
Visual arts producing carved
images of saints
• plays like komedya was 9.
Theater introduced
• ethnic performances 10.
and ceremonials were
the early theatrical
presentations

ACTIVITY II. Vocabulary Familiarity
defined/referred to in each item. Choose the letter of your answer and write on the space
provided before each item.
Choices:
A. Architecture G. Visual art
B. Dance H. Collage
C. Film/Cinema I. Graffiti
D. Literature J. Digital arts
E. Music K. Print making
F. Theater L. Mixed media
1. This is primarily for artistic satisfaction through the sense of sight.
2. This is composed of mechanical sounds having rhythm, melody, or harmony.
3. This is a live performance executed on stage with a live audience watching.
4. These are rendered motion pictures open for public viewing in cinemas and
theaters.
5. These are structures that are meant to be used as shelters or for civic use.
6. These are art creations made by merging various art resources or medium.
7. These are whichever serious, rude, political, humorous words or drawings

printed on public walls or structures.
8. This describes high-tech arts which include digital camerawork and digital
portrait.
9. This is made by combining various art tools such as images and bits of paper
or cloth.
10. This is the creation of images, typically on paper, fabric and plastic materials.

ACTIVITY III. Firming Up Understanding
defined/referred to in each item. Choose the letter of your answer. Write your answer on
the space provided before the item.
1. Which of the following is NOT TRUE about contemporary art?

A. Contemporary art is the art of today, produced by artists who are living in the
twenty-first century.
B. Contemporary artists work in a globally influenced, culturally diverse, and
technologically advancing world.
C. Working in a wide range of mediums, contemporary artists do not often
reflect and comment on modern-day society.
D. Contemporary art is a dynamic combination of materials, methods, concepts,
and subjects that challenge traditional boundaries and defy easy definition.
2. Which is TRUE about the ethnic arts of our ancestors during the pre-colonial
period?
A. Arts were methodical.
B. Arts were sold to those who were fond of them.
C. Arts were given to the chieftains in exchange for social status.
D. Arts were for ornamental and ritual purposes or everyday use.
3. Women during the pre-colonial period were believed to be beautiful and

respected by the people if they have tattoos on their bodies.
A. True B. False
4. Wood and stone carvings of saints were few from the works of the artists during
what period?
A. Pre-colonial C. Postmodern
B. Spanish Colonial D. All of the above
5. Philippine contemporary art was an offshoot of social realism brought about after
the war. Arts became an expression of people’s aspirations for a just, free, and
sovereign society.
A. True B. False

ACTIVITY IV. Categorizing Arts
Directions: Classify the following artworks provided below. Place your answers on the
boxes.
1. Kay Ganda ng Ating Musika 11. My Brother’s Peculiar Chicken

2. CCP Convention Center 12. Oblation by Guillermo Tolentino
3. Singkil 13. San Miguel Corporation Building
4. Tinikling 14. The Hows of Us
5. Rak of Aegis 15. We Filipinos Are Mild Drinkers
6. Spoliarium
7. National Museum Building
8. Bonifacio Monument in Caloocan
9. Ang Huling El Bimbo: The Musical
10. A Second Chance
Music Dance Theater Literature
Film/Cinema Architecture Visual

ACTIVITY V. Assessment
Composition Exercise: Writing a photo essay
Situation: Each town or barangay has its festival to celebrate annually. Assumed that you
are newly hired journalist by a local television network in your community. Your first
assignment is to cover a highlight event during your week-long feast. You are expected
by your news team to come up with a three to four paragraphs photo essay. The following
questions may guide you in your project.
1. What fiesta traditions are practiced in your community?

2. When is this celebrated and what does it celebrate?
3. What modern arts and performances are being showcased during the feast?
4. How are these arts made or presented?
5. What are the inspirations of these arts and performances?
6. What make these arts and performances significant to the community?
*See attached rubrics for this activity

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REFERENCES:
Books
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Store, Inc. Florentino Street, Sta Mesa Heights, Quezon City
Lapid. M.G., and Serrano J.B. (2012) English Communication Arts Arts and Skills through
Philippine Literature. Phoenix Publishing House, Inc. Quezon City
Sandagan, L.D. and sayseng, A. H (2016) Contemporary Philippine Arts from the
Regions. JSF Publishing Services. Jeorge Street, Pasay City, Philippines
Websites
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AQQzoFCAAQsQM6AggAOgcIABCxAxBDOgYIABAIEB46BAgAEBhQv_cDWJ3ABGDi
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https://www.google.com/search?q=mixed+media+art+in+the++philippnes&tbm=isch&ve
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Ys-
sHYNr1B2gAcAB4AIABhwSIAcUgkgELMC42LjMuNC4xLjGYAQCgAQGqAQtnd3Mtd2l
6LWltZw&sclient=img&ei=51DXXs_GA4G80wSVtbXQDQ&bih=608&biw=1366&hl=en-
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https://www.google.com/search?q=print+making+on+shirts+in+the++philippnes&tbm=is
ch&ved=2ahUKEwi2wY6uj-XpAhUBKqYKHbZpANsQ2-
cCegQIABAA&oq=print+making+on+shirts+in+the++philippnes&gs_lcp=CgNpbWcQA1
DiF1jpJ2DpKWgAcAB4AIAB3waIAdUekgELMi0yLjEuMi4yLjGYAQCgAQGqAQtnd3Mtd
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n-GB#imgrc=E2BIzOn7-txJiM (Accessed June 03, 2020)

Pinterest. “10 Best Places to View Street Art in Manila”
https://www.google.com/search?q=grafitti+in+the+public+places+in+the++philippnes&tb
m=isch&ved=2ahUKEwjuy_rfjuXpAhUcx4sBHaN5AZ8Q2-
cCegQIABAA&oq=grafitti+in+the+public+places+in+the++philippnes&gs_lcp=CgNpbWc
QAzoECCMQJ1DWqgFY-
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Tripadvisor. “Tile Philippine Map - Picture of Museo Pambata, Manila”

https://www.google.com/search?q=collage+on+philippines&hl=en-
GB&sxsrf=ALeKk01WXX-6TdG-
AvQLavi13z4C028qfQ:1591168568325&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEw
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ANSWER KEY:
1. Pre colonial 6. Spanish colonial
2. American to Contemporary 7. Spanish colonial
3. Pre colonial 8. Spanish colonial
4. American to Contemporary 9. Spanish colonial
5. Pre colonial 10. Pre colonial
ACTIVITY II: Vocabulary Familiarity
1. G 6. L
2. E 7. I
3. F 8. J
4. C 9. H
5. A 10. K
ACTIVITY 3: Firming Up Understanding
1. C
2. D
3. A
4. B
5. A
ACTIVITY 4: Categorizing Arts
● Music
Kay Ganda ng Ating Musika
● Dance
Singkil
Tinikling
● Theater
Rak of Aegis
Ang Huling El Bimbo: The Musical
● Visual arts
Spoliarium
Oblation by Guillermo Tolentino
Bonifacio Monument
● Literature
We Filipinos Are Mild Drinkers
My Brother’s Peculiar Chicken
● Cinema/Film
A Second Chance
The Hows of Us
● Architecture
CCP Convention Center
National Museum Building
San Miguel Corporation Building
ACTIVITY 5: Photo Essay

Varied answers

Section:_____________________________ Score:_______________________
ROLES AND CONTRIBUTIONS TO CONTEMPORARY ARTS OF FILIPINO ARTISTS
BACKGROUND INFORMATION FOR LEARNERS

Filipino artists have a responsibility to create art that would enlighten
the people of the current conditions of the society, making this the vital role
played by the contemporary artists of today. In 1972, the Philippines named
its first national artists—world class painter Fernando Amorsolo [see attached
photo and artwork of Amorsolo below]. The National Artist Award is a great
honor given to the Filipino whose life and works have contributed to the
advancement of the country’s arts and letters. In addition, a national artist
embodies the nation contributing to nationhood through a critically acclaimed
significant body of work. There are numerous talented Filipinos in the different
fields of contemporary arts such as: Music, Visual arts, Literature, Film,
Broadcast Arts, Architecture, Theatre, Dance, etc. that had given the honor
of being part of the Order of National Artists.
FERNANDO AMORSOLO Photo by Filipino Cultured

Photo by Pinterest-Philippines THE PALAY MAIDEN

THE INSIGNIA OF THE ORDER OF
NATIONAL ARTISTS
The insignia of the Order of the
National Artists is composed of a
Grand Collar featuring circular links
portraying the arts, and an eight-
pointed conventionalized sunburst
suspended from a Sampaguita
wreath in green and white enamel.
The central badge is a medallion
divided into three equal portions, red,
white, and blue, recalling the
Philippine flag, with three stylized
Photo by letter Ks—the “KKK” stands for the
Official CCP’s motto: “Katotohanan,
Gazette Kabutihan, at Kagandahan” (“the
true, the good, and the beautiful”), as coined by then first lady Mrs. Imelda
Romualdez Marcos, the CCP’s founder. The composition of the Grand Collar
is silver gilt bronze. In place of a rosette there is an enamelled pin in the form
of the insignia of the order.
Executive Order No. 236 s. 2003, otherwise known as the Honors
Code of the Philippines, conferred additional prestige on the National Artist
Award by raising it to the level of a Cultural Order, fourth in precedence
among the orders and decorations that comprise the Honors of the
Philippines, and equal in rank to the Order of National Scientists and the
Gawad sa Manlilikha ng Bayan. The National Artist Award was thereby
renamed the Order of National Artists (Orden ng mga Pambansang Alagad
ng Sining). This reflected the consensus among government cultural
agencies and the artistic community that the highest possible international
prestige and recognition should be given our National Artists. Section 5 of EO
236 stated the President may confer the Order of National Artists “upon the
recommendation of the Cultural Center of the Philippines and the National
Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA).”
Executive Order No. 435, s. 2005 amended Section 5 (IV) of EO 236,
giving the President the power to name National Artists without need of a
recommendation, relegating the NCCA and the CCP to mere advisory bodies
that may or may not be heeded. This expanded President Gloria Macapagal-
Arroyo’s flexibility to proclaim National Artists at her discretion, which led to
the controversy of 2009 and the subsequent intervention of the Supreme
Court by issuing a status quo ante order against the awardees that year.

CRITERIA FOR THE ORDER OF NATIONAL ARTISTS
1. Living artists who are Filipino citizens at the time of nomination, as well
as those who died after the establishment of the award in 1972 but
were Filipino citizens at the time of their death;
2. Artists who, through the content and form of their works, have
contributed in building a Filipino sense of nationhood;
3. Artists who have pioneered in a mode of creative expression or style,
thus earning distinction and making an impact on succeeding
generations of artists;
4. Artists who have created a substantial and significant body of work
and/or consistently displayed excellence in the practice of their art form
thus enriching artistic expression or style; and
5. Artists who enjoy broad acceptance through:
• prestigious national and/or international recognition, such as the

Gawad CCP Para sa Sining, CCP Thirteen Artists Award and
NCCA Alab ng Haraya;
• critical acclaim and/or reviews of their works; and
• respect and esteem from peers.
A MEMBER OF THE ORDER OF NATIONAL ARTISTS ARE GRANTED

THE FOLLOWING HONORS AND PRIVILEGES:
1. The rank and title of National Artist, as proclaimed by the President of

the Philippines;
2. The insignia of a National Artist and a citation;
3. A lifetime emolument and material and physical benefits comparable
in value to those received by the highest officers of the land such as:
• a cash award of One Hundred Thousand Pesos (P100,000.00)

net of taxes, for living awardees;
• a cash award of Seventy Five Thousand Pesos (P75,000.00)
net of taxes, for posthumous awardees, payable to legal heir/s;
• a monthly life pension, medical and hospitalization benefits;
• life insurance coverage for Awardees who are still insurable;
• a state funeral and burial at the Libingan ng mga Bayani; and
• a place of honor, in line with protocular precedence, at national
state functions, and recognition at cultural events.

LIST OF THE NATIONAL ARTIST AWARDEES AND THEIR
CONTRIBUTIONS
VISUAL ARTS
Fernando Amorsolo Hernando R. Benedicto Cabrera
(1892–1972), painter Ocampo (1942–), painter
Sample works: Maiden (1911–1978), painter Sample works:
in a Stream, Dalagang Sample works: Madonna with Objects,
Bukid Genesis, Ina ng Balon Studies of Sabel
Date conferred as NA: Date conferred as NA: Date conferred as NA:
1972 1991 2006
Carlos Cesar Legaspi Abdulmari Asia Imao
“Botong” Francisco (1917–1994), painter (1936–2014),
(1912–1969), painter Sample works: sculptor/painter
Sample works: Portrait Diggers, Idols of the Sample works: Industry
of Purita, The Invasion Third Eye Brass Mural, Mural
of Limahong Date conferred as NA: Relief on Filmmaking
Date conferred as NA: 1990 Date conferred as NA:
1973 2006
Guillermo E. Tolentino Arturo Luz Federico Aguilar
(1890–1976), sculptor (1926–), Alcuaz
Sample works: The painter/sculptor (1932–), painter
Bonifacio Monument, Sample works: Sample works:
President Quezon at Bagong Taon, Roadside Squatters,
Quezon Memorial Vendador de Flores Manila 1968
1973 1997 2009
Napoleon V. Abueva J. Elizalde Navarro Francisco Coching
(1930–), sculptor (1924– 1999), painter (1919–1998), Illustrator
Sample works: Sample works: I’m Sample works:
Kaganapan, Kiss of Sorry Jesus, I Can’t Pusakal, Talipandas
Judas Attend Christmas This Date conferred as NA:
Date conferred as NA: Year 2014
1976 Date conferred as
NA: 1999
Victorio C. Edades Ang Kiukok Jose T. Joya
(1895–1985), painter (1931–2005), painter (1931–1995), painter
Sample works: The Sample works: Sample works: Hills of
Sketch, The Artist and Geometric Nikko, Abstraction,
the Model Landscape, Pieta Dimension of Fear
1976 2001 2003

Vicente Manansala
(1910–1981), painter
Sample works: A Cluster of Nipa
Hut, San Francisco Del Monte
Date conferred as NA: 1981
DANCE
Francisca Reyes Ramon Obusan Alice Reyes
Aquino (1938-2006), (1942-), dancer
(1899–1983), folk choreographer Sample works: Amada
dancer Sample works: Vamos (1969), At a Maranaw
Sample works: a Belen! Series, Noon Gathering (1970)
Philippine National Po sa Amin Date conferred as NA:
Dances Date conferred as NA: 2014
(1946); Gymnastics for 2006
Girls
Date conferred as NA:
1973
Leonor Orosa Lucrecia Reyes-
Goquingco Urtula
(1917–2005), ballet (1929–1999),
Sample works: TREND: choreographer
Return to Native, In a Sample works: Vinta,
Javanese Garden Tagabili
Date conferred as NA: Date conferred as NA:
1976 1988
LITERATURE
Francisco Arcellana Edith L. Tiempo Bienvenido Lumbera
(1916-2002), writer (1919–2011), poet (1932–), poet
Sample works: Sample works: A Blade Sample works:
Frankie, The Man Who of Fern, The Native Tagalog Poetry, 1570-
Would Be Poe, Death Coast 1898: Tradition and
in a Factory Date conferred as NA: Influences in its
Date conferred as NA: 1999 Development
1990 Date conferred as NA:
2006
N.V.M. Gonzalez Virgilio S. Almario Cirilo F. Bautista
(1915–1999), essayist (1944–), poet (1941–), essayist
Sample works: The Sample works: Ang Sample works:
Winds of April, Seven Makata sa Panahon ng Summer Suns, Words
Hills Away Makina, Balagtasismo and Battlefields
Date conferred as NA: versus Modernismo Date conferred as NA:
1997 Date conferred as NA: 2014
2003

Hills Away Makina, Balagtasismo and Battlefields
Date conferred as NA: versus Modernismo Date conferred as NA:
1997 Date conferred as NA: 2014
2003
Nick Joaquin Amado V. Hernandez Lazaro Francisco
(1917–2004), writer (1903–1970), poet (1898–1980, writer
Sample works: The Sample works: Bayang Sample works: Ama,
Woman Who Had Two Malaya, Isang Dipang Bayang Nagpatiwakal,
Navels, A Portrait of Langit Maganda Pa Ang
the Artist as Filipino Date conferred as NA: Daigdig
1976 2009
F. Sionil Jose Carlos P. Romulo Jose Garcia Villa
(1924–), writer (1899–1985), educator (1908–1997), poet
Sample works: The Sample works: The Sample works:
Pretenders, Tree, My United, I Walked with Footnote to
Brother, My Heroes Youth,Many Voices,
Executioner Date conferred as NA: Poems by Doveglion
2001 1973
Alejandro Roces Rolando S. Tinio Carlos Quirino
(1924–2011), writer (1937–1997), (1910–1999),
Sample works: Of playwright biographer
Cocks and Kites, My Sample works: Sitsit sa Sample works: Maps
Brother’s Peculiar Kuliglig, Dunung – and Views of Old
Chicken Dunungan, Kristal na Manila, Lives of the
Date conferred as NA: Uniberso Philippine Presidents
2003 Date conferred as NA: Date conferred as NA:
199 1997
FASHION DESIGN
Ramon Valera
(1912–1972),
Sample works:
THEATER DESIGN
Salvador F. Bernal
(1945–2011), theater designer
Sample works: organized the PATDAT

THEATER
Daisy Avellana Rolando S. Tinio Wilfrido Ma. Guerrero
( 1917– 2013), actor (1937–1997), (1910–1995), theater
Sample works: Othello playwright artist
(1953), Macbeth in Sample works: Now Sample works: Half an
Black (1959) and Forever, Gamitin Hour in a Convent,
Date conferred as NA: Mo Ako, Bayad Pur Wanted: A Chaperon,
1999 Date conferred as NA: Forever
1997
Honorata “Atang” Salvador F. Bernal Severino Montano
dela Rama (1945–2011), theater (1915–1980),
(1902–1991), designer playwright
Kundiman singer Sample works: Sample works: started
Sample organized the PATDAT a graduate course at
works:Mascota, Sueño Date conferred as NA: the Philippine Normal
de un Vals, and Marina 2003 College for theater
Date conferred as NA: artists
2001
Lamberto V. Avellana
(1915-1991), ballet
Sample works:
Sergeant Hasan
(1967), Destination
Vietnam
Date conferred as NA:
1976
SOURCE: Filipino, 2017 “List of Filipino National Artists” Pilipinas. org https://pilipinas.org/list-of-filipino-national-artists/ (accessed
May 27, 2020
ROLES AND CONTRIBUTIONS OF SOME OF THE FILIPINO ARTISTS

RYAN CAYABYAB
National Artist for Music (2018)
Birthday: 4 May 1954
The most accomplished composer, arranger, and musical director in the
Philippine music industry since this bloomed beginning 1970s.
Contributions:
• Rama-Hari (Two-act musical ballet, 1980)
• Katy! The Musical (Two-act musical, 1988)
• Smokey Mountain (Pop CD album, 1990)

• One Christmas (Christmas Album, 1993)
• Noli Me Tangere (Tele-sine musical, 1995)
• Spoliarium (Three-act opera, 2003)
• Ignacio Of Loyola (Film Score, 2016)
• Larawan: The Musical (Full-length musical film, 2017)
• Da Coconut Nut
• Kay Ganda Ng Ating Musika
• Nais Ko
• Paraiso
• Kahit Ika’y Panaginip Lang
• Kailan
• Tuwing Umuulan at Kapiling Ka
LAMBERTO V. AVELLANA
National Artist for Theater and Film (1976)
(February 12, 1915 – April 25, 1991)
He was the first to use the motion picture camera to establish a point-of-view,
a move that revolutionized the techniques of film narration
Contributions: Kandelerong Pilak shown at the Cannes International Film
Festival. Among the films he directed for worldwide release were Sergeant
Hasan (1967), Destination Vietnam(1969), and The Evil Within (1970).
LINO BROCKA
National Artist for Film and Broadcast Arts (1997)
(April 3, 1939 – May 22, 1991)
Director for film and broadcast arts, espoused the term “freedom of
expression” in the Philippine Constitution.
Contributions: “Santiago” (1970), “Wanted: Perfect Mother” (1970), “Tubog
sa Ginto” (1971), “Stardoom” (1971), “Tinimbang Ka Ngunit Kulang” (1974),
“Maynila: Sa Kuko ng Liwanag” (1975), “Insiang” (1976), “Jaguar” (1979),
“Bona” (1980), “Macho Dancer” (1989), “Orapronobis” (1989), “Makiusap Ka
sa Diyos” (1991).
ALICE REYES
National Artist for Dance (2014
“THE MOTHER OF CONTEMPORARY DANCE”. An esteemed dancer,
choreographer, teacher and director, she served as artistic director emeritus
of Ballet Philippines. She also popularized modern dance in the country after
staging the first modern dance concert at the CCP Main Theater in February
1970.
Contributions: Amada (1969), At a Maranaw Gathering (1970) Itim-Asu
(1971), Tales of the Manuvu (1977), Rama Hari (1980), Bayanihan
Remembered (1987)

Remembered (1987)
N.V.M. GONZALEZ, PHD

National Artist for Literature, 1997
Professor, Department of English and Comparative Literature
Former College of Arts and Sciences
A Fictionist, essayist, poet, and teacher articulated the Filipino spirit in rural, urban
landscape. Founder of “The Diliman Review” and worked as a member on the
Board of Advisers of Likhaan: the University of the Philippines Creative Writing
Center and President of the Philippine Writer’s Association.
Contributions: The Winds of April, Seven Hills Away, Children of the Ash-
Covered Loam and Other Stories, The Bamboo Dancers, Look Stranger, on this
Island Now, Mindoro and Beyond: Twenty-One Stories, The bread of Salt and
Other Stories, Work on Mountain, The Novel of Justice, Selected Essays 1968-
1994, A Grammar of Dreams and other Stories.
LEARNING COMPETENCY
Explains Filipino artists’ roles and identify their contributions to contemporary arts
(Quarter 1, Week 3-5) CAR11/12CAP-0c -e-5.
ACTIVITY I: WARMING UP
Directions: “RECALLING FACTS” Read each item carefully. Then, answer each by
putting a check on the blank beside the correct answer.
Sample:
• Who is the Philippines first national artist?
__ Guillermo Tolentino
__ Fernando Amorsolo
__ Napoleon Abueva
__ Francisco Coching
1. Which law enabled the government to give appropriate recognition and prestige to
Filipinos who have distinguished themselves and made outstanding contributions
to Philippine arts and letters?
___Proclamation No. 1144, s. 1973
___Executive Order No. 236 s. 2003
___Executive Order No. 435, s. 2005 amended Section 5 (IV) of EO 236
___Presidential Proclamation No. 1001, s. 1972

2. The highly stylized three letter Ks in Insignia of the Order of National Artists stands
for:
___Katotohanan,Kabutihan,at Kariktan
___ Katotohanan,Kabutihan,at Kagalingan
___ Katotohanan,Kabutihan,at Katarungan
___ Katotohanan,Kabutihan,at Kagandahan
3. A member of the order of National Artists are granted the following honors and
privileges, except one:
___The rank and title of National Artist, as proclaimed by the Vice President of the
Philippines.
___The insignia of a National Artist and a citation.
___ A cash award of One Hundred Thousand Pesos (P100,000.00) net of taxes, for living
awardees;
___A cash award of Seventy Five Thousand Pesos (P75,000.00) net of taxes, for
posthumous awardees, payable to legal heir/s
4. Which of the following is the greatest contribution of Francisco Feliciano to music?

___Performer of Zarzuela and Kundiman that expresses best of the Filipino soul.
___His compositions reflect a perspective of music that extols the exuberance of
life and human happiness, thus capturing the very essence of our Filipino soul.
___He brought out the unique sounds of our indigenous music in compositions
that have high technical demands equal to the compositions of masters in the western
world.
___ A prime figure in the second generation of Filipino composers in the modern
idiom.
5. Jose Maria Zaragoza was awarded as National Artist for Architecture in 2014
because
___His work defined by a significant body of modern edifices that address spiritual
and secular requirements.
___ Of producing four decades of exemplary and engaging work that has included
hundreds of parks, plazas, gardens, and a wide range of outdoor settings that have
enhanced contemporary Filipino life.
___He reshaped the urban landscape with a distinctive architecture reflective of
Philippine Art and Culture.
___ He pioneered himself in the practice of landscape architecture.

ACTIVITY II: ROLE CITING
Directions: “RECALLING ARTISTS’ ROLES” Given the artists’ name, fill in the role of
the artist in each item below. Write your answer on the space provided after each item.
Sample:
F. Sionil Jose He is one of the most widely read Filipino writers in the English
National Artist for language. His novels and short stories depict the social
Literature,2001 underpinnings of class struggles and colonialism in Filipino society.
Francisca Reyes Aquino
National Artist for Dance,
1997
LAMBERTO V. AVELLANA
National Artist for Theater
and Film, 1976
Ryan Cayabyab
National Artist for Music,
2018
Ernani J. Cuenco
National Artist for Music,
1999
LINO BROCKA
National Artist for Film and
Broadcast Arts, 1997
Manuel Conde
National Artist for Cinema,
2009
ILDEFONSO P. SANTOS,
JR. National Artist
for Architecture, 2006
Virgilio S. Almario,
PhD (Rio Alma) National
Artist for Literature, 2003
Alice Reyes
National Artist for Dance ,
2014
N.V.M. Gonzalez, PhD
National Artist for Literature,
1997

ACTIVITY III: ART MATCH-UP
Directions: “IDENTIFYING ARTISTS’ CONTRIBUTIONS “. Match the artists with their
contributions or works. Write the number that represents each art to the right side of the
artist’s name. The first artist’s work is done for you.
1. Photo by Amazon.com 2. Photo by Goodreads 3. Photo by Go Philippines 4. Photo by Lambiek
5. Photo by Wikimedia 6. Photo by

Commons Filipinas Heritage 7. Photo by Scribd 8. Photo by Preview.ph
Library
9. Photo by Wikiart 10. Photo by Filipino Cultured 11. Photo by gwhs-stg02.i.gov.ph
Felipe De Leon - 6 Ramon Valera -

Guillermo Tolentino - I.P Santos -
Lauro “Larry” Alcala - Edith El Tiempo -
Fernando Amorsolo - Carlos Quirino -
Vicente Manansala - Ramon santos -
Jose Maria Zaragoza -

ACTIVITY IV: DIGGING DEEP
Directions:” EXPLAINING ARTISTS’ ROLES”. Below are some of the contemporary
arts from the Philippines. Explain how these arts reflect the artists’ role in the society by
filling-in the space provided for each item.
Sample:
This work of Fernando Amorsolo is a celebration of the pristine, rural Philippine

countryside. The scene is bathed in sunlight and features a country
maiden. Amorsolo was able to show to the Philippine society his conception
of an ideal Filipina beauty--is one with a rounded face, not of the oval type,
eyes that should be exceptionally lively, nose should be of the blunt form but
firm and strongly marked. The ideal Filipino beauty should have a sensuous
mouth not white-complexioned, nor of the dark brown color, but of the clear
skin which we often witness when we meet a blushing girl.” For Amorsolo, the
Filipino beauty was an important symbol of national identity. The colors of the
Philippine flag are evident in the blue handkerchief, red skirt, and white blouse.
THE PALAY MAIDEN BY FERNANDO The subject gazes directly at the viewer, holding a generous bundle of newly
AMORSOLO harvested rice, a hope-filled moment for the young Philippines.
1.
Photo by Google Sites
THE OBLATION BY GUILLERMO TOLENTINO
2.
Photo by Flickr
PLANTING RICE BY FERNANDO AMORSOLO
3.
Photo by Clarissa David
SLICE OF LIFE BY LARRY ALCALA

4.
Photo by National Commission for Culture & Arts
MOTHER AND CHILD BY VICENTE MANANSALA
5.
Photo by Arkipelago Books
IBONG ADARNA BY VIRGILIO S. ALMARIO
RUBRIC FOR EXPLAINING THE ARTISTS’ ROLES (ACTIVITY 4)

Instructions: Points: Points: Points:
0-4 5-8 9-10
Explain- Write the The The explanation is The explanation on how Clear
artist’s role correctly explanation focused, addresses the artwork reflects the
and explain poorly how the artwork artist’s role in the society
thoroughly how each addresses reflects the artist’s is focused, purposeful,
art reflects the artist’s how the role in the society, and reflects clear
role in the society. artwork and includes few insights and ideas.
reflects the loosely related
artist’s role in ideas.
the society
and includes
irrelevant
ideas.

Describe- Write a Described the The students The student accurately
description of how artwork without described the work, described the work
the work looks and enough detail but only superficially. using specific and
how the work was to know what it Some aspects were relevant details which
made. The looks like. Did vague, or they did offered insight into the
description should be not include or not include specific works design. The
so clear that the included a details. Process was process included an
reader can picture small portion discussed but accurate and ordered
what the artwork of the process. lacking some key sequence of steps used
looks like without aspects. to create the artwork.
seeing it.
Interpret- The artist The meaning The meaning or The meaning or
interpreted the or potential potential meaning of potential meaning of the
meaning of the meaning of the the artwork was artwork was discussed
artwork. This could artwork was discussed in detail. in detail. The
be actual meaning or discussed but But the interpretation interpretation was
potential was lacking in was NOT backed up backed up with
interpretation of the detail and did with reference to reference to elements,
meaning. not reference elements, details details and symbols
elements or and symbols found found in the artwork.
symbols found in the artwork.
in the artwork.
Total
/30
REFLECTION
Complete this statement:
I learned that
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I enjoyed most on
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REFERENCES:
A. BOOK
Ticada, Charry L. & Solano, Gina M., Contemporary Philippine Arts from the Regions
(Philipines: St. Andrew Publishing House, 2016), 71-108.
B. WEBSITES
Villano, Alexa, 2018 “8 Popular Ryan Cayabyab Song” rappler.com
https://www.rappler.com/entertainment/music/215025-list-ryan-cayabyab-popular-
songs (accessed May 27, 2020)
Philippine Daily Inquirer,2020”In the Know: National Artists” inquirer.net
https://newsinfo.inquirer.net/658113/in-the-know-national-artist-
award#ixzz5s7eGuzee (accessed May 27,2020)
Philippine Daily Inquirer, 2014” In the Know: National Artists” inquirer.net
https://newsinfo.inquirer.net/658113/in-the-know-national-artist-
award#ixzz6OGtQ8cvo (accessed May 27,2020)
“Order of National Artists” GOVPH
https://ncca.gov.ph/about-culture-and-arts/culture-profile/national-artists-of-the-
philippines (accessed May 27,2020)
Univiersity of the Philppines Diliman, 2020” National Artists of the Philippines”upd.edu.ph
https://upd.edu.ph/national-artists-of-the-philippines/ (accessed May 27,2020)
Wikipedia “National Artists of the Philippines” Wikipedia.org
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Artist_of_the_Philippines (accessed May
27,2020)
ANSWER KEY
Exercise 1. WARMING UP (RECALLING FACTS)
1. D
2. D
3. A
4. C
5. A

Exercise 2. ROLE CITING (RECALLING ARTISTS’ ROLES)
1. Francisca Reyes Aquino
National Artist for Dance (1973)
(March 9, 1899 – November 21, 1983)
Role: She was acknowledged as the Folk Dance Pioneer. She served as supervisor of
physical education at the Bureau of Education that distributed her work and adapted the
teaching of folk dancing as a medium of making young Filipinos aware of their cultural
heritage.
2. LAMBERTO V. AVELLANA
National Artist for Theater and Film (1976)
(February 12, 1915 – April 25, 1991)
Role: He was the first to use the motion picture camera to establish a point-of-view, a
move that revolutionized the techniques of film narration
3. Ryan Cayabyab
Birthday: 4 May 1954
Role: The most accomplished composer, arranger, and musical director in the Philippine
music industry since this bloomed beginning 1970s.
4. Ernani J. Cuenco
(May 10, 1936 – June 11, 1988)
Role: A composer, film scorer, musical director and music teacher, he wrote an
outstanding and memorable body of works that resonate with the Filipino sense of
musicality and which embody an ingenious voice that raises the aesthetic dimensions of
contemporary Filipino music.
5. LINO BROCKA
National Artist for Film and Broadcast Arts (1997)
(April 3, 1939 – May 22, 1991)
Role: Director for film and broadcast arts, espoused the term “freedom of expression” in
the Philippine Constitution.
6. Manuel Conde
National Artist for Cinema (2009)
(October 9, 1915 – August 11, 1985)
Role: Conde invested local cinema with a distinct cultural history of its own through
movies that translated onto the silver screen the age-old stories that Filipinos had told
and retold from generation to generation for at least the past one hundred years.
7. ILDEFONSO P. SANTOS, JR.
National Artist for Architecture, 2006
(September 5, 1929 – January 29, 2014)
Role: Distinguished himself by pioneering the practice of landscape architecture–an allied
field of architecture–in the Philippines and then producing four decades of exemplary and
engaging work that has included hundreds of parks, plazas, gardens, and a wide range
of outdoor settings that have enhanced contemporary Filipino life.

8. Virgilio S. Almario, PhD (Rio Alma)
Professor Emeritus and Dean, College of Arts and Letters (2003-2006)
Role:A poet, lirerary critic, publisher and editor of anthologies and children’s literature, a
scholar, professor,conductor of literary workshops, and cultural administrator and
propagator. He exemplifies the artist who has gone beyond the perfection of his craft.
Aware of his own responsibility and role in Filipino culture, he has become a moving force.
9. Alice Reyes
National Artist for Dance (2014
Role: “THE MOTHER OF CONTEMPORARY DANCE”. An esteemed dancer,
choreographer, teacher and director, she served as artistic director emeritus of Ballet
Philippines. She also popularized modern dance in the country after staging the first
modern dance concert at the CCP Main Theater in February 1970.
10. N.V.M. Gonzalez, PhD
Professor, Department of English and Comparative Literature
Former College of Arts and Sciences
Role: Fictionist, essayist, poet, and teacher articulated the Filipino spirit in rural, urban
landscape. Founder of “The Diliman Review” and worked as a member on the Board of
Advisers of Likhaan: the University of the Philippines Creative Writing Center and
President of the Philippine Writer’s Associaton.
Exercise 3. ART MATCH –UP (IDENTIFYING ARTISTS’ CONTRIBUTIONS)

GUILLERMO TOLENTINO ---- 3
LAURO “LARRY” ALCALA ---- 4
FERNANDO AMORSOLO ---- 9
VICENTE MANANSALA ---- 8
JOSE MARIA ZARAGOZA ---- 10
RAMON VALERA ---- 7
I.P SANTOS ---- 5
EDITH EL TIEMPO ---- 1
CARLOS QUIRINO ---- 2
RAMON SANTOS ---- 6
Exercise 4. DIGGING DIP (EXPLAINING ARTISTS’ ROLE) Answers may vary

Section:_____________________________ Score:_______________________
ELEMENTS AND PRINCIPLES OF CONTEMPORARY ART
Contemporary arts is an art developed at the present period of time. It is

synonymous to modern art. However, there is a difference between these two
forms of arts. Modern arts are produced from impressionists’ era until 1960`s
while contemporary arts are from 1970`s up to this time. Another unique way
of distinguishing the two are the elements or principles being used in the arts.
Most of the contemporary arts are reflective of the experiences and events
being experienced by the artist while doing the art. It shows that it is not
restricted to individual experience but mirrors a collective view and
understanding of the event.
The following are the elements and principles of contemporary arts.

1. Appropriation is where artists deliberately copy images and use them
in their art. Appropriation artists wanted the viewer to easily recognize
the image and associate it to the new context.
Mona Lisa depicted as having colds

Source: https://weheartit.com/entry/139936046
2. Performance is the living artist art. It challenges the conventional way

of art such as sculpture and painting. It is also called the
dematerialization of the art object where man can physically become the
direct subject of an art through interpretation.

Senga Nengudi in her exhibit called “performance still” at the Contemporary Arts
Museum Houston.
Source: http://moussemagazine.it/radical-presence-museumstudioharlem-newyork/
3. Space refers to a feeling of depth or three dimensions. It can also refer

to the artists’ use of the area within the picture plane. The area around
the primary objects in a work of art is known as negative space, while
the space occupied by the primary objects is known as positive space.
Fernando Cacnio`s “UPLift” located inside the campus of the University of the
Philippines-Los Baňos
Source: https://www.wheninmanila.com/this-is-what-the-uplift-sculpture-really-
means-according-to-the-artist/
4. Hybridity is usage of unconventional materials or mixing unlikely

materials to produce an art work. For example, blood for painting and
syringe for sculpture.

A tribute to medical frontliners made by Filipino nurse Kimberly Mallo
Magbanua using syringe art
Source: https://sg.news.yahoo.com/look-nurse-pays-tribute-fellow-
064105886.html
5. Technology is use of modern platform or equipment in creating an

art. This includes recording, live streaming, 3D printing or any art
from internet or digital technology
The Philippine Pavilion called Bangkota in the upcoming Dubai

World Expo 2020 is set to become one of the largest in the
exposition. High grade and advance construction methods will be
used to build the pavilion.
Source: https://www.philstar.com/lifestyle/modern-
living/2019/06/22/1928399/philippine-pavilion-dubai-expo-2020-inspired-
coral-reefs-diaspora-and-dedicated-ofws

Learning Competency with code
Evaluates contemporary art forms based on the elements and principles (Quarter 1,
Week 3-5) CAR11/12CAP-0c -e-6
Directions:
Read and examine the activities provided below. Write your answers neatly on the
space provided for. Answer in all honesty.
ACTIVITY I. Art around Me.
Brandon Boyd said that art is everywhere and everywhere is art. Now that you
have learned the different elements and principles of contemporary art, let us see whether
you can recall the information. Look around your house, photos in your phone or anything
that is within your touch or sight. List down at least one (1) art that exemplify the different
elements/principles of contemporary art.
Principle/Element Example
Appropriation
Performance
Space
Hybridity
Technology
ACTIVITY II. Name the Element/Principle.
Read and analyse the following scenario and identify what element/principle is
being used or described. Write your answers on the space provided for.
Example:
A local youth group staged a short play showing the importance of active engagement of
the youth in nation-building.
Answer: Performance
_________1. A kalesa was displayed by the local art group in front of a ruined church.

_________2. Mark collected scrap pieces of metal and coloured it with hair dye.
_________3. The Supreme Student Council of ANHS presented a skit showing the
effects of unwanted sex and teenage pregnancy.
_________4. The SK Members successfully enjoined the public in promoting unique and
fun ways in observing social distancing through uploading their tiktok videos.
_________5. A photo of Mona Lisa crying was used by a feminist movement expressing
their condemnation of discrimination towards women.
_________6. The musical “Ang Huling El Bimbo” shows the importance of truthfulness,
commitment and friendship despite adversities.
_________7. Numerous local and foreign artists use vloging sites to express their
opinion, promote and share their day-to-day activities.
_________8. The Art in Island is a popular interactive art gallery located in Quezon City,
Philippines. The museum is famous for its 3D galleries where you can strike a pose with
different three-dimensional pictures such as dinosaurs, mouth of a dragon and broken
bridge.
_________9. Some of the most famous art gallery utilizes minimalism in displaying their
art work. This means that non-reflective materials are used for the viewer to concentrate
on one element of the art alone.
_________10. Elmer Padilla went viral and was even featured in a television program
after a photo of his artwork from used sleepers was widely shared.
ACTIVITY III. Mind Map.
List down at least 5 keywords which you think are the effects of the different
principles/elements in an art. Write your answers on the space provided.
Contemporary Appropriation Performance Space Hybridity Technology

Art

ACTIVITY IV. Spot the Element/Principle.
The following photos demonstrate the different principles or elements of

contemporary art. Identify what principle or element is visually shown and briefly evaluate
its effect to the artwork.
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https://publicdelivery.org/fernando-
botero-mona-lisa/
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https://www.boredpanda.com/colorful-
syringe-paintings-kim-
magbanua/?utm_source=google&utm_mediu
m=organic&utm_campaign=organic
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Bruno Catalano`s Missing Pieces
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https://lifestyle.mb.com.ph/2018/07/29/a-joyride-
of-feels/
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Museum of National History Manila-Martin

San Diego Rappler

ACTIVITY V. My Art, My Voice.
Create an art that promotes the different measures to prevent the spread of
COVID-19. Be sure to incorporate at least one principle or element of contemporary art.
You can utilize any contemporary art form previously presented.
Guide Question:
How does a principle/element affect the visual imagery of an art?
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Rubric for scoring

Extraordin Above Average Below Poor
ary average average
Understanding Artwork is Artwork is Artwork is Artwork Artwork
30% planned planned planned shows little shows no
carefully; carefully; carefully; evidence of evidence of
understandi understand understand understand understand
ng of ing of most ing of ing of ing of
concepts concepts some concepts concepts
clearly clearly concepts
shown shown clearly
shown
Craftsmanship/ The The The The The
Skill artwork artwork artwork artwork artwork
30% shows shows shows shows shows poor
outstanding good average below craftsmans
craftsmans craftsmans craftsmans average hip with no
hip with hip with hip with craftsmans attention to
clear clear attention to hip with detail
attention to attention to detail little
detail detail attention to
detail
Creativity/Origin The The The The The
ality 20% artwork artwork artwork artwork artwork
demonstrat demonstrat demonstrat demonstrat lacks
ed original ed some ed an ed little evidence of
personal personal average amount of personal
expression expression amount of personal expression
and and logical personal expression
outstanding problem expression
problem solving
skills

solving
skills
Effort Student put Student put Student put Student put Student put
20% forth forth effort forth forth less forth no
extraordina required to average effort effort
ry effort to complete effort required to required to
complete the project required to complete complete
the project well as complete the project the project
well as possible the project well as well as
possible well as possible possible
possible
Source: https://www.rcampus.com/rubricshowc.cfm?code=Q3X9A4&sp=yes
Reflection:
Complete this statement:
I learned that
____________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________
I enjoyed most on
____________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________
REFERENCES:
Websites
Gersh-Nesic, Bert, “What is Appropriation Art”. Accessed May, 27, 2020.
https://www.thoughtco.com/appropriation-appropriation-art-183190
Magante, Joem, “Contemporary Art”. Accessed May 27, 2020.
https://www.slideshare.net/JoemMagante/contemporary-art-elements-and-principles
The Art Story Foundation, “Performance Art”, accesed May 27,
2020,https://www.theartstory.org/movement/performance-art/
J. Paul Getty Museum,”Elements of Arts”, accessed May 27, 2020,
https://www.getty.edu/education/teachers/building_lessons/formal_analysis.html

ANSWER KEY
ACTIVITY I (Art Around Me): Answers may vary
ACTIVITY II (Name the Element/Principle)

1. A kalesa was displayed by the local art group in front of a ruined church. SPACE
2. Mark collected scrap pieces of metal and coloured it with hair dye.
HYBRIDITY
3. The Supreme Student Council of ANHS presented a skit showing the danger of
unwanted sex and teenage pregnancy.
PERFORMANCE
4. The SK Members successfully enjoined the public in promoting unique and fun
ways in observing social distancing through uploading tiktok videos.
TECHNOLOGY
5. A photo of Mona Lisa crying was used by a feminist movement expressing their
condemnation of discrimination towards women.
APPROPRIATION
6. The musical “Ang Huling El Bimbo” shows the importance of truthfulness,
commitment and friendship despite adversities.
PERFORMANCE
7. Numerous local and foreign artists now use vloging sites to express their opinion,
promote or share their day-to-day activities.
TECHNOLOGY
8. The Art in Island is a popular interactive art gallery located in Quezon City,
Philippines. The museum is famous for its 3D galleries where you can strike a
pose with different three-dimensional pictures such as dinosaurs, mouth of a
dragon and broken bridge
SPACE
9. Some of the most famous art gallery utilizes minimalism in displaying their art
work. This means that non-reflective materials are being used for the viewer to
concentrate on one element of the art alone.
SPACE
10. Elmer Padilla went viral and was even featured in a television program after a
photo of his artwork from used sleepers was widely shared.
HYBRIDITY
ACTIVITY III (Mind Map): Answers may vary
ACTIVITY IV (Spot the Element/Principle)

1. Appropriation. Adapt a well-known sculpture or modify/distort to mimic an existing
sculpture
2. Hybridity. Use unconventional material such as crayon and mud
3. Space. Exhibit in a room with bigger or smaller sculptures
4. Performance. Incorporate art in a dance or paint a human person mimicking the
sculpture
5. Technology. Use 3d printing

-Other answers from the students that are aligned with the definition are acceptable.
ACTIVITY V – (My Art, My Voice)

A principle/element can greatly affect the visual imagery of an art by either relaying a new concept
or the exposing obvious imagery of an art. Aside from the subjective visualization of an art, a
principle or element can also offer a new dimension through application of various modalities. For
example, an art can signify a different meaning if used in a performance or an exhibit.

Section:_____________________________ Score:_______________________
SIGNIFICANCE OF ARTS FROM THE REGIONS

In all aspects of civilization, different forms of art helps in spreading the
country’s culture. Through the invention of printing, people can have an easy
access to any information all over the world through books and other printed
materials. Photography also helps the artists or painters promote in their work.
Here are some examples of art forms from different regions in the country.
Region 1- they have the Oasiwas dance
performed by fishermen of Lingayen
Pangasinan when celebrating a good
catch accompanied by waltz-like music.
They also have the traditional Ilocano
handicrafts/ weaving “inabel” fabrics.
Weaving is a process used to create
fabric by interlacing threads. Weaving is
important because it is the basis of http://www.ecddancecompany.com/portfolio-view/488-2/
making many types of cloth depending
on the
thematerials
materialsand
anditsits
weight as to
weight aswhat
to type of cloth can be made.
what type of cloth can be made.
Region 2- we have the so-called Sambali or Piat Sambali
festival celebrated every year in Piat, Cagayan. It is a war
dance of the Itawis tribe of Cagayan that was converted to
Christianity through the intercession of the Lady of Piat. It
was revived with the belief that it would promote the identity
of the people of Piat, as well as strengthen unity and
harmony among its people. We also have pottery in Iguig,
Cagayan was established in the pre-war days and has
survived the devastation of World War II. The town’s
terracotta heritage, as evidenced in its colonial architecture
and surviving pottery village, makes it a worthy stopover
when travelling to the north.
http://pinayforeverythingpinoy.blogspot.com/2012/07/our-lady-of-piat.html

Region 3 - Pawikan Festival-the main
activity here is the releasing of the
baby pawikan, which are hatched in
the conservation center. Every year,
during the festivities, they invite
visitors and thousands of students
from the provinces to promote
awareness and also be treated to https://www.karlaroundtheworld.com/pawikan-festival-2019/
some street
street dancing,
dancing,sand
sandsculptures,
sculptures, a showcase of local products, and
witnessing
a showcase howofthe hatchlings
local go back
products, and to the sea.
witnessing how the hatchlings go back
to the sea. Region 4 - Kalayaan festival aims to
showcase a new way of experiencing our
history and will hold the promise of
adventure and discovery of our glorious
past with great pride and enthusiasm on
history and will hold the promise of
adventure and discovery of our glorious
past with great pride and enthusiasm.
https://compassmap.wordpress.com/2018/06/21/what-are-the-historical-celebrations-in-cavite/
MIMAROPA Region - Moriones

festival- one of the most coloful
festivals celebrated in the island of
Marinduque. It refers to the
masked and costumed penitents
who march around the town for
seven days searching for
Longinus, a Roman centurion who
was blind in one eye. The
Moriones tradition has inspired the creation of other festivals in the Philippines
where
creationcultural practices
of other or folk
festivals in history
the is turned into street festivals.
Philippines where cultural
practices or folk history is turned
into street festivals.
The purpose of art is not to produce a product. The purpose of art is to
produce thinking. The secret is not the mechanics or technical skill that create
art but the process of introspection and different levels of contemplation that
generate it. Art is a sneak peak into the future of potential, of what could be.

Art, in any form can give people emotions that can lift up their spirit and
make the more driven than ever. And this is the mere reason why art is
important in our daily lives. With the art that we are surrounded by, whether
it’s a painting, music, or even videos can have a huge impact on our mood
and emotions.
In order to have a purpose in and positively contribute to our
community, we must continue to create influential output. Create which can
translate to imagining, building, inspiring, etc. all these forms of expressions
is an art. People use different art forms because art is a symbolic
representation of ideas and thoughts.
The government implement programs such as Republic Actno.7355 or
known as “Manlilikha ng Bayan Act” the award is tied with a program that
ensures the transfer of their skills to new generations and promotion of the
craft both locally and internationally, also, to make sure that skills and crafts
of traditional artists are preserve. Art can be a tool for a positive change in the
government. People use different art forms in expressing their
feelings/opinions about the government, some even go to street to conduct
rallies as a tool to communicate to the government. Engaging in different
community activities can also change the perception of an individual like for
example participating in sidewalk painting or attending socialization in the
community can bring individuals together, it fosters community. Promoting the
different art forms in the region may also help the economy of the country
through tourism. Different art forms encourage us to express ourselves and
develop and build our self-esteem, through art forms we are able to translate
ideas and experiences.
Learning Competency
Relates the significance of arts forms from the regions -CAR11/12CAP-0c -e-8
(Week 3-5)
Directions
Activity 1. "The Real Me"
Assess whether the statement is true or false. Write C if the statement is True and
X if it is False.
_______1. Dance allows one to express oneself.

_______2. Music reduces stress and anxiety.
_______3. People who use creative outlet such as drawing, and writing have less chance
of developing memory loss illnesses as they age.
_______4. Painting allows individuals a chance to express their feelings and emotions
without words.
_______5. Playing musical instrument can enhance verbal memory, spatial reasoning,
and literacy skills.
Activity 2. Compare and Contrast

Choose among the famous National or Local Artist (i.e. Levi Celerio and Julian
Felipe) discuss the similarities and differences of their contributions in the country using
the Venn diagram.
Artist 1 Artist 2

Activity 3. "Describe Me"
Discuss the significance of the given art forms in the region.
3.1 Sambali Festival

________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________.
3.2 Pawikan Festival
________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________.
3.3. Kalayaan Festival
________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________.
3.4 Moriones Festival
________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________

Activity 4. "What Am I to you"
Relate the significance of art forms in the following aspect.
government
self-development art forms industry
community

Activity 5." Be an Artist"
Answer the following questions below:
5.1. identify an art form and cite example of a specific artwork and write the significance
of a certain art form.(e.g. refer to the diagram below)
portrayed
Planting ordinary
Painting occupation
rice
of Filipinos
5.2 As a student, how will you relate the significance of contemporary arts base on your
own personal experiences applying the multiple intelligences? (Refer to the pictures of
multiple intelligences below.)

📝Rubric for Scoring
5-EXCELLENT 4-VEEY GOOD 3-AVERAGE 2-NEED

ASSESSMENT
Ideas This paper is This paper is The writer is Topic is well-

clear and mostly focused, beginning to defined and or/
focused. Ut and some good define the there are too
holds the details and topic, even many ropics.
reader's quotes. though
attention. develooment is
Relevant still basic or
details and general.
quotes enrich
the central
team.
Organization The Paper (and The Sentences
Organization paragraphs) organizational within
enhances and are mostly structure is paragraphs
showcases the organized, in strong enough make sense,
central idea or order and make to move the but the order of
theme. The sense to the reader through paragraphs
order, structure reader. the text without does not.
of information too much
is compelling confusion.
and moves the
reader through
true the text.
Sentence The writing has The writing The text hums The text seems
Fluency an easy flow, mostly flows, along with a choppy and is
rhythm, and and usually steady beat, not easy to
cadence. invites oral but tends to be read orally.
Sentences are reading. more
well-built, with businesslike
strong and than musical,
varied structure more
that invites the mechanical
expressive oral than fluid.
reading

Reflection
Complete this sentence: I learned in this activity that,
I learned that
______________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________.
I enjoyed most on
______________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________.
______________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________.
References
Websites:
- Robles,Elisa Azile."Philippine National Artists in Literature and Music." Last modified
July 15, 2018. https://elizasroblesgmail.wordpress.com
-"Kubing- Contemporary Philippine Arts." July 01, 2017. http://mariejelly.blogspot.com
- Cherry, Kendra."Gardner's Theory of Multiple Intillegences." July 17, 2019.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org
- Z. Hereford. " The Arts and Personal Development." https://www.essentiallifeskill.net
- Rymanowicz, Kylie. " The art of creating: Why art is important for early childhood
development." January 22, 2015. https://www.canr.msu.edu
- Kohl, Mary Ann. " The Importance of Art in a Child's Development." February 12.
https://www.backlight.mu

Answer key:
Activity 1.
1. C
2. C
3. C
4. C
5. C
Activity 2
Answers may vary
Activity 3
Sambali Festival-revived the belief that it would promote the identity of the people
of Piat as well as strenghten unity and harmony among its people.
Pawikan Festival- it promotes awareness and also be some street dancing, sand
sculpture, a showcase of local products and witnessing how the hatchling go bact
to the sea.
Kalayaan Festival- showcase a way of experiencing our history and will hold the
promise of adventure and discovery of our glorious pasy with great pride and
enthusiasm.
Moriones Festival- inspired the creation of other festivals in the Philippines where
cultural practices or folk history turned into street.
Activity 4
Answers may vary
Activity 5
5.1 answers may vary
5.2answers may vary

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LEARNING ACTIVTIY SHEET

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Researches on various contemporary art forms,

Explains Filipino artists’ roles and identify their

Analyzes contemporary art forms based on the

Relates the significance of arts forms from the

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Background Information for Learners

During the contemporary period, Philippine arts has continually gone

Most visual arts became bolder

OPM covers many sounds and

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In architecture, Filipinos slightly turned down the traditional way of

For films, typical movie industry continued to operate. Independent films

Big movie producers opened doors for international taping and

A scene from the film ‘Hello, Love Goodbye’ Image 4

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deal with their daily lives.

ACTIVITY I. Comprehension Response

1. This music is originally written, arranged and sung by Filipinos.

2. What motivated the architect of the San Miguel Corporation building?

3. What is the highest-grossing Filipino movie of all time?

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6. Which agency produced the longest running Philippine musical paly?

7. What is the best characteristic of a contemporary Filipino film?

9. Which is not true about filming during the contemporary period?

10. Which is not true about contemporary visual arts?

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The Golden Gate of Cagayan: The Magapit Bridge is the first

ANG HULING EL BIMBO

"Ang Huling El Bimbo" (English: "The Last El Bimbo") is a song

APO WHANG-OD TATTOO

Whang-od Oggay is known as the last mambabatok (Kalinga tattooist)

El Gamma Penumbra is a Filipino all male shadow play

PHILIPPINE MAJOR ARTS PHOTO DESCRIPTION OF ARTS

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Ilocos Region “Abel” or “inabel” is a fabric customarily

Photo by Elan Aruelo

Central Luzon A statue of Philippine hero General

Photo by Central-Luzon Wordpress.com

CALABARZON The Basilica de San Martin de Tours, simply

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Photo by western visayas

Central Visayas Guitar music is a tradition

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Photo by Samal Bahay Kubo-

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This was after the ANHS was declared

Autonomous Sinkil dance takes its name from the bells

ACTIVITY IV. Poetic Art

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RUBRIC FOR POEM

1 = Weak 2 = Moderately Weak 3 = Average

2. The organization of the poem is clear and easy to follow.

3. The poem is descriptive, expressive, and creative.

4. The contents of the poem or song demonstrate an understanding of the

5. The poem or song is well written.

6. The spelling, punctuation, and grammar in the poem are accurate.

7. The poem is neatly typed or handwritten.

8. Overall, the work represents the student’s full potential.

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