Contemporary Philippine Arts Quiz

Which of the following best describes contemporary art?

• Art produced during the Classical period

• Art created by current and living artists, reflecting modern issues

• Artworks that only use traditional techniques

• Art that focuses solely on religious subjects

In contemporary art, which element is most significant in conveying personal or social commentary?

• Color palette

• Subject matter

• Technique and medium

• Symbolism and context

Which of the following is an example of conceptualizing contemporary art?

• Creating a still life painting of fruits

• Designing an installation piece representing climate change

• Copying an old traditional landscape artwork

• Reproducing a Renaissance painting

Which region is known for the T'nalak fabric as a form of contemporary art?

• Cordillera Region

• Central Luzon

• Mindanao

• Visayas

What is the primary role of performance art in contemporary arts?

• To promote classical dance

• To create purely decorative works

• To communicate ideas and provoke reactions

• To replicate ancient rituals

What technique is commonly used in contemporary mixed-media art?

• Shading and blending only

• Combining painting, collage, and sculpture

• Using only oil paints

• Replicating traditional patterns

Which of the following materials is commonly used in contemporary sculptures?

• Bronze and marble

• Recycled plastics and metals

• Clay and wood only

• Watercolor and ink

When creating a performance art piece, which of the following is essential?

• Sticking to a strict script

• Using precise brush strokes

• Incorporating the artist's body and space

• Following a traditional dance form

What technique is applied in digital contemporary art?

• Carving and molding

• Photo manipulation and digital painting

• Embroidery and quilting

• Woodcut printing

In painting, the use of impasto technique refers to:

• Applying thick layers of paint for texture

• Using light washes of color

• Creating smooth, blended surfaces

• Etching into the surface of the canvas