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1. What do you think are the influences of Chinese art on the Philippines.

2. How these characteristics are reflected in our local arts and crafts.

3. In the same way, think of traditional Filipino people and point out the commonalities and the differences of theses artworks with that of Korean artworks.

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Answer:

1. Chinese art today is heavily influenced by Western art and concepts, particularly ink and oil paintings, and performance arts. ... Five mainstreams artists in particular have ushered in this modern take on traditional Chinese art over the past century, the oldest, 95 years old and the youngest, 46 years old.
2. Japan has a long, varied art tradition, but it is particularly celebrated for its ceramics—it has one of the oldest pottery practices in the world—and for its paintings on hanging scroll, folded screen, folding-fans, and fusuma (sliding door or walls); its calligraphy; its woodblock prints,
3. Korean arts include traditions in calligraphy, music, painting and pottery, often marked by the use of natural forms, surface decoration and bold colors or sounds. The earliest examples of Korean art consist of Stone Age works dating from 3000 BC.

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