Art App

5. Filipino artist celebrated for portraying rural life with golden light.
6. A burial jar from Palawan with boatmen depicted on its lid.
12. Art style that uses bold colors and loose brushwork, pioneered by Jose Joya.
14. Spanish colonial house combining nipa hut and European influences.
16. The oldest known artwork in the Philippines, found in Angono.
17. Filipino painter famous for romantic landscapes and depictions of sunlight.
19. Filipino term for the ancient script used in pre-colonial Philippines.
20. Dance introduced by Americans, blending local and Western styles.
23. Legendary bird symbolizing good fortune in Maranao culture.
24. Musical instrument made of bamboo used in ethnic dances.
25. National artist Guillermo Tolentino created this iconic sculpture at UP.
26. A vibrant traditional dance involving clashing bamboo poles.
28. Festival dance celebrating a bountiful harvest in Ifugao culture.
30. Maranao dance with props imitating bird wings.

1. Early sculptor in the Spanish era, sacristan of San Pablo, Laguna.
2. Symbolic markers for graves made of etched coral in Mindanao.
3. Pre-colonial dance performed as a courtship ritual.
4. Spanish friars used art to propagate this religious faith.
7. Ancient Ifugao jewelry made of boar tusks and bone.
8. Term for taking elements from another culture without permission.
9. Filipino term meaning “to spell,” referring to an ancient writing system.
10. Pioneering Filipino painter known for secular (non-religious) art.
11. 19th-century Filipino class of educated natives who patronized art.
13. Negative impact of cultural appropriation, leading to loss of authenticity.
15. Sculptor who discovered the Angono Petroglyphs.
18. Wooden chair symbolizing royalty in Ifugao culture.
21. National artist known for the “Bonifacio Monument.”
22. Form of literature sung by warriors during battle.
27. Traditional drum used in the kulintang ensemble.
29. Dance of the Maranao people that depicts the epic poem “Darangen.”