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    LESSON 1: CONTEMPORARY ART

    TECHNIQUES AND PERFORMANCE IN


    MINDANAO
    ARTS AND CRAFT OF
    MINDANAO
    • Mindanao, referred to as “THE LAND OF
    PROMISE”, is the second largest and
    southernmost island in the Philippine
    Archipelago.

    • These groups are mostly Muslims from the


    Badjao, Iranun, Jama Mapun, Kalagan,
    Kalibugan, Manobo, Maguindanao, Sama
    Bangingi, Sama Pangutaran, Samal,
    Sangil, Tausug, and Yakan groups and
    Lumads.
    ARTS AND CRAFT OF
    MINDANAO
    • They also believed in Animism

    • Early Filipinos worshipped and believed


    that plants and inanimate objects are
    home to an ancestral spirit.
    ATTIRE, TEXTILES AND
    TAPESTRIES
    I. BILAAN OR B’LAAN
    • an ethnolinguistic group that inhabit
    some parts in South Cotabato, North
    Cotabato and Davao del Sur.

    • B’laan is a combination of two words, “bila”


    which means house and “an” which means
    people.
    ATTIRE, TEXTILES AND
    TAPESTRIES
    • Takmun - cutting mother-of-pearl into
    small shapes that look like sequins

    • Ikat - a process of dyeing the fabric where


    the yarns are tightly wrapped with the
    strings and dyed before weaving
    ATTIRE, TEXTILES AND
    TAPESTRIES
    II. BAGOBOS
    • the group of people that live in Davao
    • comes from the words “bago” means
    new and “obo” means growth

    • T’nalak - special textile woven from


    abaca fibers
    ATTIRE, TEXTILES AND
    TAPESTRIES
    III. T’BOLI
    • live in and around Lake Sebu, South
    Cotabato are famous for their
    complicated beadwork, wonderful
    woven fabrics, and beautiful brass
    ornaments
    • believe that their gods and ancestors
    visit them in their dreams to teach
    them the designs and patterns that
    they have to weave
    ATTIRE, TEXTILES AND
    TAPESTRIES
    IV. MARANAO
    • means “People of the Lake” referring
    to the people who occupy the lands
    surrounding Lake Lanao Maranao
    • are known for their Malong
    ATTIRE, TEXTILES AND
    TAPESTRIES
    V. YAKANS
    • They live in Basilan
    • They are popular for their skills in weaving

    • Seputangan - square cloth used by the Yakan


    women as a head cover or as a belt
    • Badjulapi - a tight blouse with longsleeves
    ornamented with gold, silver, or bronze buttons
    • Sawal - a tradional tight fitting trousers made of
    yakan fabric characterized by its vertical stripes
    • Pinalantupan- a type of skirt, is layered over the
    trousers.
    RED GENOTIVA
    NORMAN “NONOY” NARCISCO
    GESTER GUMANAO OANI
     Jester Gumanao Oani(b. 1995) is from Lunga-ogSto. Tomas,
    Davao Del Norte. The 8th of nine siblings, hisfather was a skilled
    carpenter and his mother, like some ofhis female siblings, is a
    seamstress. Thus, he witnessed hisfamily working with fabric,
    metal, wood, and industrialmaterials. This kind of relationship
    with the materials ofindustry informs Jester’s praxis as an artist.
    Paula “Pau” Magpayo Feliciano

     was born in and spent her formative yearsin


    South Cotabato before moving to
    Matina,Davao. She studied in the Fine Arts
    Program oftheUniversityofMindanao.
    ELOISA SANSON

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