Contemporary Philippine Arts From The Regions (First Edition) by Flaudette May Datulin

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By Flaudette May Datulin, Louise Marcelino, Roberto Paulino and Eileen Legaspi-Ramirez

"This textbook is a compendium of detailed week-by-week lesson plans and best practices for the new K-12 core subject "Contemporary Philippine Art from the Region." It provides a contextual framework for the study of the arts and offers several practical class activities for each lesson.

"Trending" section titles converse with the milieu of social networking: with learning aids (Flag, FAQ, and glossary) for easy cross-referencing

Up-to-date examples of art forms across the regions with many engaging activities within and beyond the classroom setting (XOXO, Level Up)

Comprehensive discussion grounded on art history, theory, and criticism

Authors are UP faculty members, with extensive background in contemporary art backed by solid field work, and with contributions from recognized specialists" -Excerpts from the publisher's website.
A Philippine import. Limited copies available.

Publisher: Rex Book Store (2016)
300 pages