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    This document discusses traditional Philippine art forms from different regions. It provides examples of 5 art forms with the genre of art, artist, and their contribution to contemporary arts. The genres mentioned are textile weaving, performing arts, oral literature, and literature. The document also answers questions about materials used in art, Sanikulas cookies, how pabalat and singkaban are made, where embroidery can be found, the uses of puni or palm leaves, and how the younger generation can learn to appreciate these traditional art forms.

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    This document discusses traditional Philippine art forms from different regions. It provides examples of 5 art forms with the genre of art, artist, and their contribution to contemporary arts. The genres mentioned are textile weaving, performing arts, oral literature, and literature. The document also answers questions about materials used in art, Sanikulas cookies, how pabalat and singkaban are made, where embroidery can be found, the uses of puni or palm leaves, and how the younger generation can learn to appreciate these traditional art forms.

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    This document discusses traditional Philippine art forms from different regions. It provides examples of 5 art forms with the genre of art, artist, and their contribution to contemporary arts. The genres mentioned are textile weaving, performing arts, oral literature, and literature. The document also answers questions about materials used in art, Sanikulas cookies, how pabalat and singkaban are made, where embroidery can be found, the uses of puni or palm leaves, and how the younger generation can learn to appreciate these traditional art forms.

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    This document discusses traditional Philippine art forms from different regions. It provides examples of 5 art forms with the genre of art, artist, and their contribution to contemporary arts. The genres mentioned are textile weaving, performing arts, oral literature, and literature. The document also answers questions about materials used in art, Sanikulas cookies, how pabalat and singkaban are made, where embroidery can be found, the uses of puni or palm leaves, and how the younger generation can learn to appreciate these traditional art forms.

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    Jechel Faith L.

    Quingco
    STEM 1 – Prophet Zephaniah
    Contemporary Philippine Arts from the Region
    Self – Check # 3

    Contribution to
    Genre Artist
    Contemporary Arts

    Textile Weaving Magdalena Gamayo Binakol

    Performing Arts Samaon Sulaiman Master of playing Kutyapi

    Textile Weaving Haja Amina Appi Pandan Mats

    Oral Literature Federico Caballero Sugidanon

    Literature Ginaw Bilog Ambahan


    Jechel Faith L. Quingco
    STEM 1 – Prophet Zephaniah
    Contemporary Philippine Arts from the Region
    Self – Check # 4
    1. What other local and recyclable materials are used in creating artworks?
    There are many things that you can use in creating an artwork. Materials
    such as coffee bean, rice husks, sand, glass, shells, straws, sticks, etc. anything can be
    used as an artwork material you just need to widen your imagination and be
    creative.

    2. What are Sanikulas Cookies? Why these cookies are different from other cookies?
    Sanikulas cookies are cookies that have the image of St. Nicholas molded on
    it. It is an arrowroot cookie that is believed to help heal someone sick by praying to
    Mary and eating the cookie. According to legend St. Nicholas fell ill, he dreamed of
    Virgin Mary telling him to eat a small piece of bread dipped in water. He followed
    what he saw in his dream and fortunately St. Nicholas got better and since then he
    started healing the sick with the Sanikulas Cookie.

    3. How is pabalat made?


    Pabalat are made of japanese paper. Before anything, first they must already
    have a design for the pabalat. They will trace the design on the paper and after that
    they will start to cut it according to the design. Cutting may take minutes to hours
    depending on your skill or the design.

    4. Where can we find women who delicately embroidered floral designs?


    Embroidery is alive and flourishing in Taal, Lumban, Laguna. It is mostly done
    by the wives of fishermen and farmers.

    5. How is singkaban created?


    Singkaban are created by shaving, shaping, according to design bamboo
    sticks. It is made into artful creations that is used for decor for arches during fiestas
    or any other important activities.

    6. What are the uses of Puni or Palm Leaf?


    There are many uses to a puni, their designs can be categorized according to
    their uses.

    7. How would young generation learn to appreciate the kind of artworks mentioned
    in this lesson?
    Younger generations might have a hard time appreciating these kinds of
    artworks in this lesson since most of it are traditional. But I think by often seeing it
    being used or introducing it now more on the market, the younger generations will
    learn on how to appreciate these kinds of artworks.

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