public buildings and putdoor sculptures promoting Philippine themes

7The Philippines is known to be rich in natural resources. Thus, it is nosurprise that Filipinos use their creativity to use these resources to meet the needsof the community as well as to express their ideas, knowledge, feelings, and ways oflife. Artists of today use different available materials such as plastic straw, bottles,old newspaper, and other recyclable materials which seem not to be valued unlesstransformed into meaningful arts. These locally available materials are evident in thecreation of traditional arts.What’s InIn the previous lesson, you learned that contemporary art is composed ofart form created by the artists who are still living today. You also identified thedifferent national artists who contributed significant work of arts that reflect ourhistory and culture. As we look and appreciate their great artworks, we also seethe techniques and materials they use that make an art. As a review, list downthree (3) national artists and tell something about their artwork.Artist Artwork Kind of Art Region1.2.3.Lesson9 Techniques and PerformancePractices Appliedto Contemporary Arts8

How will this recognition help in the development of Philippine arts?

What noteworthy piece of ancient Philippine pottery includes complex designs showing a boat with two human figures inside and is frequently connected with funeral customs?

These are the arts that emerged from urban environments and public spaces. Artists use various techniques, including stenciling, mural painting, and spray painting, to create visually striking and often politically or socially charged artworks. This challenges the traditional notions of art and engages with a broader audience outside the confines of galleries.*1 pointInstallation ArtMixed Media ArtStreet Art and GraffitiEnvironmental and Land Art

If one paints about Bathala or any Filipino Gods and Goddesses, the source of the subject of the art is?     Group of answer choicesHistoryMythologyReligionFantasy