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    GAMABA is the highest honor given by the Philippines to traditional artists. It recognizes individuals who have made significant contributions to preserving and promoting the country's folk arts and crafts. Teofilo Garcia, a 2012 GAMABA awardee from Abra, transforms the local upo gourd into durable tabungaw hats used by farmers. He uses modern materials like varnish but shares his hat-making skills to ensure the tradition continues. The 13 finest folk artists who received the first GAMABA awards helped preserve Philippine traditional art even in contemporary times by practicing their craft using indigenous methods and materials.

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    GAMABA is the highest honor given by the Philippines to traditional artists. It recognizes individuals who have made significant contributions to preserving and promoting the country's folk arts and crafts. Teofilo Garcia, a 2012 GAMABA awardee from Abra, transforms the local upo gourd into durable tabungaw hats used by farmers. He uses modern materials like varnish but shares his hat-making skills to ensure the tradition continues. The 13 finest folk artists who received the first GAMABA awards helped preserve Philippine traditional art even in contemporary times by practicing their craft using indigenous methods and materials.

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    THE CONTEMPORARY IN

    TRADITIONAL ART: GAWAD


    SA MANLILIKHA NG BAYAN
    (GAMABA)

    THE INTODUCTION
    Presented by: GROUP 1
    TOPIC OUTLINE
    INTRODUCTION TRADITIONAL ART

    GAMABA CONTEMPORARY-
    TRADITIONAL ART
    WHAT IS GAMABA?
    GAMABA
     In 1992, the National Commission on
    Culture and therefore the Arts (NCAA)
    began selecting honoring recipients of
    the National Living Treasures Award,
    also referred to as Gawad sa
    Manlilikha ng Bayan (GAMABA),
    through Republict Act No. 7355.
     It continues to be awarded today and
    is handed out in the form of medal.
    Gawad sa Manlilikha ng Bayan, GAMABA is considered the
    also known as GAMABA, is a highest honor given to traditional
    prestigious award given to Filipino artists in the Philippines and is
    traditional artists and cultural aimed at recognizing and
    workers who have made supporting the country's cultural
    significant contributions to the heritage. The award includes a
    preservation and promotion of the cash prize and a trophy, as well as
    country's traditional folk arts and other forms of recognition and
    crafts. support for the awardees.
    HOW DOES TRADITION
    BECOME
    C O N T E M P O R A R Y, A N D
    THE CONTEMPORARY
    TRADITIONAL?
    TRADITIONAL ART
     Traditional art is based on indigenous  The process of creation is usually
    shared among members of the
    people’s cultures that are largely
    community and appeals to
    honed by oral tradition. It finds deep broader aspects of life.
    affinities with nature, place, society,  (extracted from Contemporary Art
    ritual, and spirituality and everyday from the Regions textbook,
    life. Flaudette May Datulin et.al pp.58)
     In traditional integrative art, for and Thus, it emphasis on the
    intangible communal aspects of
    expressions dissemination and
    art production that are closely
    knowledge transfer is neither in the aligned with the process based
    formal spaces of museum nor a and collaborative inclination of
    theater. some contemporary art practices.
     Teofilo Garcia is a farmer from San Quintin in the Province of
    Abra, he is a 2012 GAMABA awardee who have popularized
    the durable tabungaw hat out of enlarged upo or gourd. He
    hollowed out the upo /tabungaw, varnished and polished it
    to make it more durable and unique yellow sheen.
     He used different mediums such as varnish to strengthens
    organic materials , strips of rattan (uway) to line the hat,
    fern (nito) is placed on the mouth of the hat as decoration.
    Garcia intended to transform the harvest into durable hats to
    protect the people who are exposed for long hours under the
    heat of the sun, especially the farmers.
     Until now, he shared hi knowledge and skills of making the
    tabungaw hat at San Quintin National High School and
    inspires the youth to value tradition and to ensure its
    TEOFILO GARCIA preservation
    Base from the given example of the work of Teofilo
    Garcia, it is reiterated that Philippine traditional art,
    though based on long- standing, established practices,
    has always been contemporary in a sense that it is art
    that is being made now, and that is persist as part of
    continuing performance of tradition.
    CONTEMPORARY-
    TRADITIONAL ART
    C O N T E M P O R A R Y-T R A D I T I O N A L A R T

     Contemporary-traditional
    art refers to an art
    produced at the present
    period that reflects the
    current culture by utilizing
    the classical techniques in
    drawing, painting, and
    sculpting.
     Practicing artist are mainly  The term is used broadly to
    concerned with the encompass all styles and
    preservation of time-honored practices of representational
    skills in creating works of art, such as Classicism,
    figurative and representational Impressionism, Realism, and
    forms of fine arts as a means Plein Air (En plein air)
    to express human emotions painting.
    and experiences.

     The term is used broadly to


     Subjects are based on the encompass all styles and
    aesthetics of balancing practices of representational
    external reality with the art, such as Classicism,
    intuitive, internal Impressionism, Realism, and
    conscience driven by Plein Air (En plein air)
    emotion, philosophical painting. Technical skills are
    thought, or the spirit. founded in the teachings of
    Renaissance Academic Art, and
    American Impressionism
    GAMABA
    GAMABA or Gawad sa Manlilikha ng Bayan (National Living
    Treasures) is an award given to recognize the outstanding work
    of the artist in the Philippines. The given award was established
    in 1992 trough Republic Act No. 7355 until 2012.

    There were thirteen finest folk artists of the land who have received
    this distinction for their dedication in creating the craft, using skills,
    and indigenous methods and materials. Artists who received the
    recognition for preserving the traditional art of the Philippines
    which kept the art alive even in the contemporary period.
    W h o a re t h e GA M A BA awa rd e e s ?
    W h a t a re t h e i r q u a l i f i c a t i o n s ?
    The GAMABA awardees are the people who
    have adopts a program that will ensure the
    transfer of their skills to others. They undertake
    a measures to promote a genuine appreciation
    of traditional craft and art and instill pride
    among our people about the skill of the Gawad
    sa Manlilikha ng Bayan (GAMABA)
    T H E T H I R T E E N G A M A B A A WA R D E E S

    Magdalena Gamayo
    Uwang Ahadas Eduardo Mutuc Lang Dulay Samaon Sulaiman Haja Amina Appi

    Federico Caballero Ginaw Bilog Salinta Monon Darhata Sawabi Teofilo Garcia Alonzo Saclag

    Masino Intaray
    MECHANICS AND GUIDELINES
    TO FOLLOW:
    1. Must be an inhabitant of an indigenous/traditional cultural community
    anywhere in the Philippines that has preserved indigenous customs,
    beliefs, rituals and traditions and/or has syncretized whatever external
    elements that have influenced it.
    2. Must have engaged in a folk-art tradition that has been in existence
    and documented for at least fifty (50) years.
    3. Must have consistently performed or produced over a significant
    period, works of superior and distinctive quality.
    4. He/she/group must posses a mastery of tools and materials needed by
    the art and must have an established reputation in the art as master
    and makers of works of extraordinary technical quality.
    5. Must have passed on to other members of community their skills in the
    folk art for which the community is traditionally known.
    THE END
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    LISTENING!

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