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Senate Bill 2208: An Act Creating the Department of Culture
Proposed by Sen. Loren Legarda in the 16th Congress of the Philippines, 1st Regular Session, May 2016. Download copy SB 2208 Legarda Bill Dept of Culture
Posted in Advocacy
Tagged Arts, CCP, Cultural Center of the Philippines, Cultural Governance, Cultural Studies, cultural work, culture, Endowment Fund, gawaing pangkultura, Loren Legarda, Ministry of Culture, Museum, National Commission for Culture and Arts, NCCA, NEFCA, Philippine Congress, Philippine politics, Philippine senate, Philippines, Public Debate, Public Hearing
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Artists’ Welfare Project: On Taxation, Legal Obligation and Financial Literacy
The Artists’ Welfare Project, Inc. (AWPI) invites artists and cultural workers to an afternoon talk about Taxation, Legal Obligation and Financial Literacy to be held at Mint College, 2F CIP Bldg, McKinley Hill, Campus Avenue, Taguig on August 29, 2015 from … Continue reading
Posted in Advocacy
Tagged Actors' Equity, Anakpawis Partylist, art education, Art Fair, artist’s talk, Artists Guild, Artists Rights, Artists Solidarity, Artists Union, Artists Welfare, Arts, Arts Management, AWPI, Bayan Muna, BIR, Cong. Neri Colmenares, Filipino Artists, Financial Literacy, Legal Obligation, mass education, MINT College, Pag-ibig, Sen. Grace Poe, Taguig, Taxation
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Artists Welfare Project: Art & Fashion Fair + Membership + Social Welfare
The Artists’ Welfare Project, Inc. (AWPI) is participating in the National Art and Fashion Fair organised by the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) to be held at SM Megamall Megatrade Halls 1-3 on August 14-16, 2015. The AWPI Booth is … Continue reading
Posted in Advocacy
Tagged Actors' Equity, Art Fair, Artists Guild, Artists Rights, Artists Solidarity, Artists Union, Artists Welfare, Artists Welfare Bill, Artists Welfare Project, Arts, AWPI, CCP, Concerned Artists of the Philippines, Cultural Center of the Philippines, Cultural Rights, Cultural Studies, culture, Democratic Rights, Department of Trade and Industry, DTI, Fashion Fair, human rights, Humanities, insurance, kultura, Manila Bulletin, Megatrade Hall, National Commission for Culture and the Arts, NCCA, One Stop Shop, One Town One Product Marketplace, OTOP, Pag-ibig, pension, performance studies, philHealth, Philippines, sining, SM Mall, SM Megamall, SSS
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Art + Environment: Artists Converge in Project Bakawan Arts Festival 2015
Be part of the biggest gathering of artists for the environment in the first ever Project Bakawan Arts Festival, a month-long series of exhibits, workshops, concerts, and events from February 5 to March 6, 2015. The festival features multi-media installations, art exhibitions, film screenings, live … Continue reading
Posted in Teatro
Tagged ABS-CBN, Alay Sining UP, Angono Rizal, art exhibitions, art for the environement, ArtLetics, Arts, ArtWork, Boyet de Mesa, Bukidnon, Cagayan de Oro, CAL Galleria, Canvas.ph, Capitol University, CDEO Art Guild, Center for Environmental Concerns, collaborative art, College of fine Arts, College of Mass Communication, College of Music, Concerned Artists of the Philippines, cultural work, culture, dance, Emmanuel Garibay, Filipino Art, Filipino artist, film screenings, gawaing pangkultura, Ian Carlo Jaucian, Japan Foundation, kalikasan, KARATULA, Karibok, Karumata 36, live art, Manila, Mindanao, Mindanao artist, multi-media installations, Museum of Three Cultures, music, Musicians for Peace, NCCA, NCCA Grant, Neo-Angono Artists Collective, Nick Aca, Philippine arts and culture, Philippine National Arts Month 2015, Philippine National Commission for Culture and the Arts, Philippine society, Philippines, Prince Claus Fund for Culture and Development, Project Bakawan Arts Festival, Project Space pilipinas, Quezon City, Sipat Lawin, street theatre production, Submergence Performance Solidarity for Environment Art Festival, Talaandig Tribe, Talahib People's Music, Ugat Lahi Artists Collective, University of the Philippines, University of the Philippines Diliman, University of the Philippines Diliman College of Arts Letters, UP Diliman, UP Film Institute, UP Sunken Garden, UP Vargas Museum, Vargas Museum, Waway Saway, Wire Tuazon
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Dramaturgy 101
The International Playwright’s Forum and Women Playwrights International-Philippines in cooperation with the National Commission for Culture and Arts (NCCA) and the Department of Speech Communication and Theater Arts (DSCTA) in UP Diliman College of Arts and Letters held a Dramaturgy … Continue reading
Posted in Teatro
Tagged aerial dance, Arts, Bulwagang Rizal, Canada, Claro M. Recto, Claro M. Recto Hall, Dag Thelander, dramaturgy, DSCTA, International Playwright’s Forum, Jose Estrella, Lessing, National Commission for Culture and the Arts, NCCA, Philippine, playwrighting, Rody Vera, Sweden, Switzerland, Talia Pura, theater arts, theater study, Theatre, University of the Philippines, University of the Philippines Diliman, UP Diliman, Ursula Werdenberg, Winnepeg, Women Playwrights International-Philippines, Writer's Block Philippines
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Haiku: Earth’s Lungs
Sweet breeze in cold hue How can leaves dance in the sky When night’s without you *** Rushing with the wind Past the river gushing hope Love found but quickly lost *** Eyes met in twilight Like nothing’s impossible Til … Continue reading
Posted in Tula
Tagged Arts, Asia, Earth, environment, haiku, Hue, kalikasan, love, love poetry, photos of trees, Provinces, respiratory system, Tagalog haiku, Thua Thien-Hue, thunderstorm, twilight zone, unrequited love, Vietnam, zen
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From Java to Manila: Learning the Sabetan
In his return to the Philippines from a nine-month Indonesian Dance scholarship sponsored by the Indonesian Embassy, Jeremy dela Cruz shared his knowledge to the UP community through Sabetan: Sayaw Kaginoohan, a dance lecture demo held on December 5, 2012 … Continue reading
Posted in Sayaw
Tagged Alun-Alun Dance Circle, Alus Kalangtinantang, Apo Chua, Art Studies, Arts, Asian Dance Study, Bahasa, Bapang., Besut, Cakil, CAL, College of Arts and Letters, Dela Cruz, Department of Filipino, Eko Prawiro, Faculty Center, Gagah, Gatotkatcha, Indonesian Dance, Indonesian Embassy Philippines, Indonesian Festival, Java Dance, Jengkeng, Kambeng, karilyo, Klana Topeng, Ligaya Fernando-Amilbangsa, Lumaksana, Lumaksono, Manila, musical scoring, Ombakbanyu, Padang, Pangalay, Performing Arts, Philippines, Philippines Diliman, Putri Kalangtinantang, Sabetan, Sembahan, Sining ng Pagsayaw, Steve Villaruz, Sulod Tagibanwa, Tameng, Tari Gagah, Trecet, University of the Philippines Diliman, Universtity of the Philippines, UP Dance Company, UP Diliman, Wayang Kulit puppets, Wayang Orang, Wayang-Wong
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Tanghalang Pilipino’s Walang Sugat
Tanghalang Pilipino presents the classic sarswela Walang Sugat by Severino Reyes. Show opens on August 16, 8:00 pm at CCP Little Theater and closes on August 26. For tickets, please contact Cherrybong Edralin +6309177500107, Lei Celestino +639156072275, Enzo Marco +639353784781, or … Continue reading
Paalam, Gore Vidal (1925-2012)
Bago pala nagkaroon ng Mambo, Italiano! (2003) at Brokeback Mountain (2005), mayroon nang The City and the Pillar (1948). Sa isang nobela, napauso mo ang eksena ng dalawang lalaking gumugulong sa damuhan o kaya’y dalawang lalaking masayang nagkwekwentuhan ng buhay at pag-ibig … Continue reading
Posted in Literature
Tagged American literature, Arts, Brokeback Mountain, City, City And The Pillar, gay film, gay films, gay literature, gay novel, gender study, Gore Vidal, LGBT liberation, Mambo Italiano, Myra Breckinridge, performance study, Pillar, The City and the pillar, U.S. literature, United States, William F Buckley, World War !, World War II
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