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Tag Archives: Baguio City

2013 Kaigorotan Youth Week: Politics of Change and Good Governance

Posted on March 11, 2013 by Joanna Lerio

More Photos here. Videos to be posted soon. The Kaigorotan Youth Week (KGW) is a solidarity youth action in commemoration of the 1983 Cordillera Youth March against destructive projects in indigenous communities such as the Chico Dam and massive logging of Cellophil … Continue reading →

Posted in Advocacy, Teatro | Tagged 1983 Cordillera Youth March, 2013 Philippine election, ancestral domain, art competitions, art workshops, Asia Pacific Indigenous Youth Network, Asia-Pacific, Baguio City, Balennay King’s College of the Philippines, CAR, Cordillera, Cordillera Autonomous Region, Cordillera People's Alliance, Cordillera Youth Center, cultural heritage, cultural work, Dapayan iti Kultura iti Kordilyera (DKK), declamation, development aggression, extemporaneous speech, Filipino langugae, Filipino youth, GARB, gawaing pangkultura, Genuine Agrarian Reform Bill, good governance, Igorot, Igorot Park, Ilocano, improvisational theater, indigenous dance, indigenous music, indigenous people, KAMP, katribu partylist, katutubong Pilipino, kultura, KYW, large dam, large-scale mining, List of youth organizations, makabayan, May 13 election Philippines, Mr. and Miss Kaigorotan, Nordis, pambansang minorya, Pattong, people's ballots, people’s votes, Philippine, Pinatud Anakbayan, politics of change, poster-making, progressive bloc, Progressive Igorots for Social Action, Puliwes-Apugan Youth Organization for our Heritage, Religion and Spirituality, Salidummay, social transformation, solidarity, tadek, Tagalog, talent showcase, Teddy Casiño, The Kaigorotan Youth Week, uggayam, University of Baguio Bibak | 4 Comments

Ifugao Children’s Song: Kor Bakokor

Posted on December 30, 2012 by Joanna Lerio

Kor bakokor Indalan nad daor Ongar ti gatti na Ongar ti gopak na The song tells about the turtle who walks soooo slowly. In a circle, everyone walks like a turtle at slow pace first then going fast.

Posted in Awit at Musika | Tagged Abra, Asian song, autonomous region, Baguio City, Brgy. Tinoc, CAR, children's game, children's song, Cordillera Region, cultural work, cultural workshop, Dap-ayan ti Kultura iti Kordilyera, DKK, gawaing pangkultura, Ifugao, Igorot, indigenous people, katutubong Filipino, national minority, Northern Philippines, pambansang minorya, Philippines, self-determination, turtle, Wangwang | Leave a comment

LGBT Marriage: Legalize Love in the Philippines

Posted on December 24, 2012 by Joanna Lerio

“Two lives united in friendship. Two friends united in love. One love united in Christ.” “We dedicate this Holy Union to the LGBTQ’s struggle for Equal Rights and in defiance to discrimination, hate and homophobia. We give back all the … Continue reading →

Posted in Advocacy | Tagged Baguio, Baguio City, Benguet, bulol, Christ, Filipino gays and lesbians, Gabriela, Gabriela Women's Partylist, gay legal rights, Gay Marriage Philippines, gender equality, gender studies, happiness, homophobia, Igorot, LGBT, love, Makati, Makati City, Metropolitan Community Church, Metropolitan Community Church Philippines, Mindanao, Mindanao indigenous color, Philippines, Pro-Gay Philippines, rainbow flag, Rainbow Pinoy Families, Rainbow Rights Project, same sex marriage, stop discrimination, Troy Perry, women emancipation, women liberation, women’s struggle | Leave a comment

A Day at Burnham Park with Grandma

Posted on December 23, 2012 by Joanna Lerio

This gallery contains 1 photo.

Gallery | Tagged animal head accessories, apo, Baguio City, Burnham Park, Christmas treat, Cordillera Region, grandchildren, human interest photography, ice cream at the park, lola, street photography | Leave a comment

Baguio Chronicle: Gallery of Contemporary Art 2 (Bencab Museum)

Posted on April 20, 2012 by Joanna Lerio

BenCab’s collection at Bencab Museum Works Ged Alangui, Leonard Aguinaldo, Igan d’ Bayan, Roland Bay-an, Bencab, Benji Bisaya , Joel Welbart Bartolome, Elmer Borlongan, Santiago Bose, Cawaon Cablog, Froilan Calayag, Norberto Carating, Joey Cobcobo, Daniel Dansoy Coquilla, Aba Dalena, Antipas … Continue reading →

Posted in Biswal | Tagged Aba Dalena, Alfredo Esquillo, Ang Kiukok, Antipas Delotavo, Arturo Luz, Baguio City, BenCab, BenCab Museum, Benguet, Benhur Villanueva, Benji Bisaya, Bosch, Carlo Saavedra, Cawaon Cablog, Cesar Legaspi, Claude Tayag, contemporary art Philippines, Cordillera artists, Daniel Dansoy Coquilla, Dexter Sy, Elmer Borlongan, Emmanuel Garibay, Etruscan, Filipino Artists, Filipino visual arts, Froilan Calayag, Gano, Ged Alangui, Gouache, horse whispering, Igan d’ Bayan, indigenous people, Israel Noi Gonzales, James Gabito, Jerusalem, Joel Welbart Bartolome, Joey Cobcobo, Joey Simsim, John Frank Sabado, Jonathan Olazo, Jordan Mang-osan, José Tence Ruiz, Jose Joya, Jose Santos III, Joy Mallari, Junyee, Justin Nuyda, Kalinga Warriors Tatoo, Karen Flores, Kawayan de Guia, Leonard Aguinaldo, Lirio Salvador, Lynard Paras, Marina Cruz Garcia, Mark Dungaw Tandoyog, Mark Justiniani, Mata, Medieval art, New Year, Norberto Carating, Norberto Roldan, organic art, Oro, peasant art, Philippine sculpture, Philippines, Phyllis Zaballero, Plata, Popo San Pascual, portrait of workers, proletarian art, Raffy T. Napay, Ramon Orlina, red dress, Red Mansueto, religious art, Robert Villanueva, Roberto Feleo, Roger Rishab Tibon, Roland Bay-an, Romeo Rosete, Ronald Ventura, Sagada, Sagada Mountain Province, Santiago Bose, sining biswal, Terracota, Tony Leaño, Tony Twigg, totem pole, US imperialism, Victorio Edades, William Gaudinez, Willy Magtibay, Winner Jumalon | Leave a comment

Baguio Chronicle: Gallery of Contemporary Art 1 (Bencab Museum)

Posted on April 20, 2012 by Joanna Lerio

BenCab’s collection at Bencab Museum Works Ged Alangui, Leonard Aguinaldo, Igan d’ Bayan, Roland Bay-an, Bencab, Benji Bisaya , Joel Welbart Bartolome, Elmer Borlongan, Santiago Bose, Cawaon Cablog, Froilan Calayag, Norberto Carating, Joey Cobcobo, Daniel Dansoy Coquilla, Aba Dalena, Antipas … Continue reading →

Posted in Biswal | Tagged Aba Dalena, Alfredo Esquillo, Ang Kiukok, Antipas Delotavo, Arturo Luz, Baguio City, BenCab, BenCab Museum, Benguet, Benhur Villanueva, Benji Bisaya, Bosch, Carlo Saavedra, Cawaon Cablog, Cesar Legaspi, Claude Tayag, Cordillera artists, Daniel Dansoy Coquilla, Dexter Sy, Elmer Borlongan, Emmanuel Garibay, Etruscan, Filipino Artists, Filipino visual arts, Froilan Calayag, Gano, Ged Alangui, Gouache, horse whispering, Igan d’ Bayan, indigenous people, Israel Noi Gonzales, James Gabito, Joel Welbart Bartolome, Joey Cobcobo, Joey Simsim, John Frank Sabado, Jonathan Olazo, Jordan Mang-osan, José Tence Ruiz, Jose Joya, Jose Santos III, Joy Mallari, Junyee, Justin Nuyda, Kalinga Warriors Tatoo, Karen Flores, Kawayan de Guia, Leonard Aguinaldo, Lirio Salvador, Lynard Paras, Marina Cruz Garcia, Mark Dungaw Tandoyog, Mark Justiniani, Mata, Medieval art, Norberto Carating, Norberto Roldan, organic art, Oro, peasant art, Philippine sculpture, Plata, Popo San Pascual, portrait of workers, proletarian art, Raffy T. Napay, Ramon Orlina, red dress, Red Mansueto, religious art, Robert Villanueva and Phyllis Zaballero, Roberto Feleo, Roger Rishab Tibon, Roland Bay-an, Romeo Rosete, Ronald Ventura, Santiago Bose, sining biswal, Terracota, Tony Leaño, Tony Twigg, totem pole, US imperialism, Victorio Edades, William Gaudinez, Willy Magtibay, Winner Jumalon | Leave a comment

Baguio Chronicle: Being Sabel at BenCab Gallery (Bencab Museum)

Posted on April 17, 2012 by Joanna Lerio

My first being of Sabel was in the dance production directed and choreographed by Agnes Locsin which had regional tours and excerpt during the 2010 National Artists Award that included Ben Cabrera. Before then, my notion of Sabel was that she … Continue reading →

Posted in Biswal | Tagged 2010 National Artists Award, Agnes Locsin, American occupation in the Philippines, Angel Locsin, animal farm, art house by the falls, art house by the mountain, Art photography, Baguio City, Ben Cabrera, Bencab Gallery, BenCab Museum, Bontoc, Contemporary art, Cordillera, costume study, Edison T. Coseteng, Erotic art, Filipino woman, gender studies, Ifugao, kalinga, organic farming, Philippine struggle, Philippines, postmodernism, Print art, Rene Guatlo, Rodel Tapaya, Sabel, Sabel character sketch, Sayaw Sabel, Spanish occupation in the Philippines, women studies | 8 Comments

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