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    CHAPTER IV - The Filipino Arts and Crafts

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    The document outlines a lesson plan on Philippine art appreciation that covers: 1) Pre-colonial art forms in the archipelago and famous indigenous musical instruments. 2) The importance of handicrafts in preserving culture and promoting local resources. 3) Common materials used including abaca, bamboo, and coconut. 4) Traditional crafts such as jewelry, pottery, weaving and wood carving. The learning outcomes are to understand pre-colonial art, identify instruments, and recognize the role of handicrafts in culture and economy.

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    CHAPTER IV - The Filipino Arts and Crafts

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    ART

    APPRECIATION
    lesson 2
    COURSE OUTLINE
    CHAPTER IV: THE HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT OF ART
    a. The Philippine Arts
    b. Pre – Colonial Art Forms in the Archipelago
    c. Famous Indigenous Musical Instruments in the
    Philippines
    d. Importance of Philippine Artistic Handicrafts
    e. Common Handicrafts Material
    f. Traditional Craftsmanship in the Philippines
    g. Philippine GAMABA Awards
    h. Famous Filipino National Artists and their Artwork
    i. Criteria for the National Artists
    LEARNING OUTCOMES
    ● understand the Pre – Colonial Art forms in the Archipelago
    ● identify the famous indigenous musical instruments in the
    Philippines
    ● demonstrate knowledge on the importance of Philippine
    Artistic Handicrafts
    ● determine the common handicraft materials and the traditional
    handiwork in the Philippines
    ● recognize the role of the Philippine GAMABA Awards and its
    awardees.
    TABLE OF CONTENTS

    01 Pre Colonial Art Forms in the


    Archipelago

    02 Famous Indigenous Musical


    Instruments in the Philippines

    03 Importance of Philippine Artistic


    Handicrafts

    04 Common Handicraft Material


    TABLE OF CONTENTS

    05 Traditional Handiwork in the


    Philippines
    01
    Pre Colonial Art
    forms from the
    Archipelago
    Agung
    Banog - banog

    Watch it here:

    https://youtu.be/uoRnXY6QA0w
    Blit B’laan

    https://youtu.be/V_2sEGSzkH0
    Cañao

    https://youtu.be/2dnJuOHlqBU
    Gangsa
    Inamong

    Watch it here:

    https://youtu.be/A0kW-7mPMvE
    Kadal Iwas

    Watch it here:

    https://youtu.be/nQieFa0mN0s
    Kashawing

    Watch it here:

    https://youtu.be/skg47UgOiHg
    Kinabua
    Mamakar
    Man
    Manok

    https://youtu.
    be/ZImIQPw
    _CXI
    Mayvanuvanua

    https://tibobosngfilipino.wordpress.com/2017/01/16/a-brief-history-of-philippine-art/
    Mayvanuvanu
    Mumbaki View more here:
    Pagdiwata https://tibobosngfilipino.wordpress.
    com/2017/01/16/a-brief-history-of-

    Pangalay philippine-art/

    Talip
    Ngilin

    https://youtu.
    be/FHgbDY
    By4D8
    Saut
    Famous

    02 Indigenous
    Musical
    Instruments in
    the Philippines
    View and/or download them here.

    https://drive.google.com/file/d/1c6SjNrDadytQ
    mNwOZ8p3Hs6106NAKpgY/view?usp=sharing
    03
    Importance of
    Philippine artistic
    Handicrafts
    To simplify (refer to page 50)
    1. by continuously using the indigenous materials, the
    cultural traits, practices, customs never dies.
    2. an avenue for creativity and skills
    3. promotes our own resources/ materials
    4. good for the economy.
    5. the values that Filipinos are known of
    04
    Common
    Handicrafts
    Material
    Abaca
    Bamboo
    Buri
    Caragumoy
    Coconut
    Kalas
    Leather
    Pandan - Dagat
    Rattan
    Seagrass
    05
    Traditional
    Handiwork in the
    Philippines
    Jewelry
    Metal Craft
    Pots and Jars
    Woven Fabrics
    Wood Carvings
    End of Chapter 4

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