The document discusses the promotion and preservation of arts in the Philippines by the government. It outlines six agencies that fall under the National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA) which are responsible for promoting and preserving different aspects of Philippine culture and arts. These include the Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) which promotes arts from different regions, the National Historical Commission of the Philippines (NHCP) which preserves historical sites, and the National Museum which houses artifacts and specimens produced in the country. The document emphasizes how arts and culture are integral to nation-building and these government organizations work to propagate Philippine heritage.

1. ARTS PROMOTION AND
PRESERVATION
Contemporary Philippine Arts From the Region

2. Objectives:
1. Promotes arts from the regions.
2. Enumerate the government agencies and institutions that
are responsible for the promotion and preservation of art.
3. Explain how the Philippine government and its people
value art, culture, and heritage.

3. GUESSING GAME
Direction: Guess the organization that the following
logos represents.
Example: Answer:
Mcdonalds

4. National Commission
for Culture and the
Arts (NCCA)

5. Cultural Center of the
Philippines (CCP)

6. National Historical
Commission of the
Philippines (NHCP)

7. National Museum
of the Philippines

8. PRESIDENTIAL
COMMISSION ON
CULTURE AND ARTS
(1987)
National Commission for
Culture and the Arts
After 5
years
Part of the democratic
thrust of President Cory
Aquino, this commission
was created by Executive
Order No. 118
• Republic Act 7356
• It is the country’s overall policy
making body, coordinating and
grants-giving agency for the
preservation, development, and
promotion of the Philippine arts
and culture.

9. Cultural Center of
the Philippines
National Historical
Commission of the
Philippines (NHCP)
National
Museum of the
Philippines
National Archive of
the Philippines
Komisyon ng
Wikang Filipino
National Library of
the Philippines
Six Arts and Cultural Government
Agencies under NCCA

10. CULTURAL CENTER OF THE PHILIPPINES
The premier venue in
the Philippines for
culture and arts
Responsible for
bringing together the
different arts from the
various regions to the
entire country and the
whole world.
Home to different
artistic resident
companies.

11. UST Symphony Orchestra

13. NATIONAL HISTORICAL COMMISSION OF THE
PHILIPPINES
Created with a vision of a “Filipino society
with citizens informed of their history, who
love their country and are proud of their
cultural heritage”
Some of their works are the
identification, conservation and
restoration of historical sites around the
different regions of the country.

14. By this act, Filipinos may have awareness and
appreciation of the noble deeds and ideals of our heroes
and other illustrious Filipinos, to instill pride in the
Filipino race and to rekindle the Filipino spirit through
the lessons of history, to have a nation whose people value
he past looking into the future.

15. National Museum
Country’s repository of
archaeological artifacts,
national treasuresand rare
specimens found and
produced in the country.
Operates the Museum of
National History, National
Museum of Fine Arts, National
Museum of Anthropology and
National Planetarium.

16. Spoliarium
By: Juan Luna

17. National Library of the
Philippines
Was then called the
“American Circulating
Library”
Serve as
“memorial to
American
servicemen who
died in the
Philippine soil”
Its mandate is to
serve as a repository
of the printed and
recorded cultural
heritage of the
country.
Home of the rare books
such as the manuscript of
the trial of Andres
Bonifacio

18. National Archives of the Philippines
Its history goes back to the
Treaty of Paris in 1898 which
stipulated the relinquishment
or cession of the documents.
NAP guarded the over 400
documents

19. Komisyon sa Wikang Filipino (KWF)
R.A 7105
Congress shall establish a national language commission
composed of representatives of various regions and disciplines
which shall undertake, coordinate, and promote research for the
development, propagation, and preservation of Filipino and
other Philippine languages.
– 1987 Constitution Art XIV Section 8 -

20. Conclusion:
Arts and culture are integral to nation building. To promote
and propagate the arts and cultural heritage of the country and
its different region, the state created the NCCA. Its six agencies
(CCP, NLP, NHCP, National Museum, National Archives and KWF)
ensure the promotion and preservation of the country’s heritage
in culture and the arts.

21. Activity: Spoliarium