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Local Materials in Philippine Art Techniques

The document discusses various local materials used in contemporary Philippine arts, such as abaca, bamboo, and recycled items, and differentiates between traditional and contemporary techniques. It emphasizes the importance of sustainability and creativity in art-making, highlighting how material choices and techniques impact the meaning and visual impact of artworks. Additionally, it poses questions for evaluation and reflection on the role of culture and environmental respect in art.

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Local Materials in Philippine Art Techniques

The document discusses various local materials used in contemporary Philippine arts, such as abaca, bamboo, and recycled items, and differentiates between traditional and contemporary techniques. It emphasizes the importance of sustainability and creativity in art-making, highlighting how material choices and techniques impact the meaning and visual impact of artworks. Additionally, it poses questions for evaluation and reflection on the role of culture and environmental respect in art.

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CAR11/12TPP-0C-E-11

Identify different local materials used in


contemporary Philippine arts.
Differentiate traditional and
contemporary techniques.
Critically evaluate the suitability of
materials and techniques.
Value sustainability and creativity in art-
making.
Identify and describe techniques
used in various local and
contemporary art materials.
“How does the technique used in the
following image affect the overall
meaning, durability, and visual impact of
the artwork made from this material?”
• Abaca – strong fiber, used in weaving.
• Bamboo – versatile, for sculpture,
instruments.
• Rattan – durable, furniture & crafts.
• Buri & Buntal – hats, mats, weaving.
• Clay - pots & vase.
• Recycled Items – eco-friendly art
pieces.
Traditional techniques rely on established, often
manual, skills and materials like painting and
carving, reflecting historical context and shared
cultural values.
Contemporary techniques utilize new
technologies and diverse materials, embracing
innovation, conceptual ideas, and individual
expression to represent modern realities and
issues.
• Wood Carving
• Weaving
• Pottery & Clay Molding
• Hand-embroidered Textiles
• Palm Leaf Folding (Palaspas)
• Mixed Media Art
• Digital Photography
• Installation Art
• Collage & Assemblage
• Found Object Art
• Digital Film & Performance
Installation Art
Found Object Art
• Traditional Performances: Festivals, cultural
rituals, live exhibitions.
• Contemporary Performances: Digital art
displays, online exhibitions, multimedia
shows.
How do our choices of materials and
techniques affect the meaning and
impact of an artwork?
“Art becomes more meaningful
when it reflects not just our
creativity, but also our culture
and respect for the
environment.”
Part I – Identification
1. Name two (2) local materials used in art.
2. Give one (1) traditional technique.
3. Give one (1)) contemporary technique.

Part II – Short Answer Essay - 6 points (3 to 5 sentences)


1. Why is it important to use local and sustainable materials in art?

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