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    Lesson 4: The Contemporary in Traditional Art: Gawad Sa Manlilikha NG Bayan

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    The document discusses the Gawad sa Manlilikha ng Bayan (National Living Treasures) award from the National Commission for Culture and the Arts of the Philippines. It honors traditional folk artists who preserve and promote the country's folk arts. 12 individuals from different ethnic groups have received the award for masterful skills such as epic chanting, musical instrument playing, weaving, carving, and more. The awardees help ensure these traditional crafts are passed on to new generations.

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    Lesson 4:

    THE CONTEMPORARY IN
    TRADITIONAL ART:
    GAWAD SA MANLILIKHA NG BAYAN
    GAWAD SA MANLILIKHA NG BAYAN
    From
    The National Commission For
    Culture And The Arts
    (NCCA)
    GAMABA
    National Living Treasures
    “one who creates for the country”
    12 individuals have received this distinction
    from the time
    Filipinos who are at the forefront of the
    practice, preservation, and promotion of the
    nation’s traditional folk arts.
    • Formalized in 1992, through
    Republic Act
    No. 7355, the Manlilikha ng
    Bayan Act.
    • The National Commission
    for the Culture and the
    Arts oversees its
    implementation
    Objective
    honor and support traditional folk artists

    • a program that ensures the transfer of their


    skills to new generations and the promotion
    of the craft both locally and internationally.
    • Should be a Filipino citizen or group of citizen
    s belonging to an indigenous / traditional cult
    ural community anywhere in the Philippines, e
    ngaged in Filipino traditional art in the following
    categories: folk architecture, maritime transport,
    weaving, carving, performing arts, literature, gra
    phic and plastic arts, ornament, textile or fiber a
    rt, pottery and other artistic expressions of tradit
    ional culture;
    • Should have been engaged in the
    tradition and craft for a significant period
    of time with at least 50 years of
    existence and documentation;
    • Should have produced and performed
    of artistic, distinctive, and superior
    quality;
    • Should possess mastery of the tools
    and materials that are needed for the
    art and must have a reputation for
    being an art master and craft maker
    in the community where he / she belo
    ngs;
    Should have passed on and/ or will pass
    on the traditional crafts and skills to
    other members of the community by
    virtue of teaching;
    GAWAD SA MANLILIKHA NG BAYAN
    Awardees?
    GINAW BILOG
    POET
    HANUNOO MANGYAN/
    MANSALAY,
    ORIENTAL MINDORO,
    CENTRAL
    PHILIPPINES

    Surat Mangyan
    And Ambahan Poetry
    The ambahan is a literary product
    and poetic expression of the
    Southern Mangyans of Mindoro,
    Philippines. Although there are
    about seven different ethnic
    groups living in Mindoro,
    collectively called the Mangyans,
    these groups are quite distinct fro
    m each other as to language,
    customs, and way of living.
    MASINO INTARAY
    PALAWAN/ BROOKES
    POINT,
    MAKAGAWA VALLEY PALAWAN ISLAND,
    CENTRAL PHILIPPINES

    Lyrical poems
    (kulilal, basal,
    and bagit) and playing their
    Accompanying instrument;
    Epic chanting and story telling
    SAMAON SULAIMAN
    MAGUINDANAO/ MAMA SA PANO,
    MAGUINDANAO WESTERN
    MINDANAO ISLAND,
    SOUTHERN PHILIPINES

    Playing The Kudyapi


    LANG DULAY
    T,BOLI/LAKE SEBU
    SOUTH COTABATO,
    MINDANAO
    SOUTHERN PHILIPPINES

    Tinalawak Weaving
    IKAT
    - Method of from abaca fibers with
    three primary colors

    - Sensitive to nature forces


    - Design first
    - 3 months
    • Looming
    • Drying
    • Designing
    • Cooking
    • Drying again
    • Weaving
    • 1998 – Smithsonian Institute
    Washington D.C.

    46 weavers
    SALINTA MONON
    TAGBANWA BAGOBO/
    BANSALAN,
    DAVAO DEL SUR,
    SOUTHERN MINDANAO
    ISLAND, SOUTHERN
    PHILIPPINES

    Inabal Weaving
    Weaving at the
    age 12 years old
    • At one glance can identify the design
    ALONZO SACLAG
    KALINGA/ LUBUAAGAN
    KALINGA, NORTHERN LUZON
    ISLAND, NORTHERN
    PHILIPPINES

    Playing Kalinga
    Musical Instruments,
    Dance Patterns And
    Movements
    Associated With Rituals
    FEDERICO CABALLERO
    SULOD BUKIDNON/
    CALINOG, ILO-ILO,
    PANAY ISLAND
    CENTRAL PHILIPPINES

    Chanting The
    Sugidanon Epic
    Of The Panay
    Bukidnon
    UWANG AHADAS
    YAKAN/ LAMITAN
    BASILAN ISLAND,
    SOUTHERN PHILIPPINES

    Playing Yakan
    Musical Instruments
    DARHATA SAWABI
    TAUSUG/PARANG
    SULU, SOUTHERN
    PHILIPPINES

    Pis Siyabit
    Weaving
    EDUARDO MUTUC
    KAPAMPANGAN/
    APALIT PAMPANGA,
    CENTRAL LUZON
    ISLAND, NORTHERN
    PHILIPPINES

    Silver Planting
    Religious
    Secular Art
    HAJA AMINA APPI
    SAMA/ TANDUBAS, TAWI-TAWI
    SOUTHERN PHILIPPINES

    MAT WEAVING
    TEOFILO GARCIA
    ILOCANO/ SAN QUINTIN,
    ABRA, NORTHERN LUZON
    ISLAND, NORTHERN
    PHILIPPINES

    Gourd Casque
    Making
    Mat Weaving
    Kattokong nga tabungaw
    MAGDALENA GAMAYO
    ILOCANO/PINILI ILOCOS
    NORTE, NORTHERN LUZON,
    NORTHERN PHILIPPINES

    Inabal Weaving

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