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Exhibit: Ronald Ventura’s Watching the Watchmen at Vargas Museum
Ronald Ventura’s installation in front of Vargas Museum, University of the Philippines Diliman. More information here
LGBT Marriage: Legalize Love in the Philippines
“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
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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
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Kidlat Tahimik: Ay Apo!!!… May Shooting ang BambooCam!
Installation Art by Kidlat Tahimik CCP Main Theater Lobby On-going until September 23, 2012 Installation includes Rattan Figurines woven by Rogelio Ginanoy Bamboo Cameras assembled by Aniceta Himmiwat Junk Collage Bahag – Marilyn M’s Skirt sewn by Rommel Pidazzo Bulol … Continue reading
Posted in Biswal
Tagged Ainu, Aliw-wood, American Idol, Aniceta Himmiwat, Apilis Mahiwo, Apo Tim-manen, Asia, Baguio, Baguio artists, Baguio woodcarving, Bamboo Camera, blind Ifugao sculptor, bulol, Cordillera, culture and arts, Dap-ay, digital filmmaking, Echigo Tsumari Art Triennale, Fukuoka Prize 2012, Goddesses of the Wind, Hollywood, Ifugao, independent filmmaking, indi-genius, Indigeneous art, Inhabian, installation art, Japan, Jayson Domling, Jayson Taguyongon, Jun Ritumalta, Kawayan de Guia, Kidlat Tahimik, Laureate for Art and Culture, Lopez Nauyac, Marilyn Monroe, Niigata farmers, oral history, Rice guardian, Rogelio Ginanoy, Rommel Pidazzo, Santos Bayucca, Shakespeare, tsunami, Typhoon Goddess of Ifugao, violence on films
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Baguio Chronicle: Woodcrafting Street in Benguet
“When you sculpt, just breathe like a tree and follow its lines.” -tip from an Igorot craftsman- After a whole day tour at the BenCab Museum, we decided to walk instead of taking taxi back to Baguio proper if only … Continue reading
Posted in Biswal
Tagged azucena, Baguio, Baguio sunset, BenCab Museum, Benguet, Benguet craftsmanship, Brgy. Tadiangan, bulol, cabinetwork, CAR, Cordillera Region, ebony, export furniture, figurines, Filipino, hardwood, Igorot, Igorot people, indigenous people, interior design, Junk Art, kamagong, Katribu, katutubo, La Trinidad Benguet, life-size woodcrafts, Mondiguing Woodcraft, national industrialization, ornamental figures, palm chair, pambansang minorya, Parade, Philippines, pine tree, pro-people government, sculpture, unicorn, Video, wood-crafting, wooden cat, wooden eagle, wooden elephant, wooden falcon, wooden hunter, wooden snake
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Baguio Chronicle: Century Bulol at Cordillera Gallery (Bencab Museum)
Cordillera Gallery at Bencab Museum is a haven of bulol in their varied forms. I am only familiar with the Rice Guardian having carried one in 2005. It was carved by Iggy Rodriguez for our performance Fetad! Ang Pagbawi sa Payaw … Continue reading
Posted in Biswal
Tagged 2005 International People's Action against the WTO, agriculture, animism, anthropology, antropolohiya, areca nut, Baguio, bamboo carving, Basao Tribe, BenCab Museum, betel leaf, Bibak Tribal Dance, black coffee, Bontoc-Kankanaey, bulol, Bulol Mandala, ceremonial box, chicken feet, Cordillera Administrative Region, Cordillera Gallery, fetad, Filipino guardians, Hagabi, Headhunting, Hingyon, Hipag, Hongkong Rice Festival, hunting weapons, Ifugao bed, Ifugao bench, Igorot, igorot Jewelry Box, Ilongot Violin, indigenous craftsmanship, indigenous people, indigenous shutter, Ismael Ognayon, itag, John Frank Sabado, Kamalig, Kinnabiga, Kulis Foot Massage, Lagawe, Leonard Aguinaldo, Luhong, Mother Earth, mysticism, North tribes, Northern Philippines, palay, Pamahan, pambansang minorya, PANAP, people's war, Philippine Bamboo Foundation, Philippines, Pokok, preso, Punamham, Rice, Rice guardian, rice storage, Rubbercut, Sagada, SINAGBAYAN, social status, Tangongo, Tangungo, World Trade Organization, Woven Basket
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Baguio Chronicle: Kama Sutra at Bencab Museum
Sculptures, paintings and accessories from the collection of National artist Ben Cabrera displayed at the Erotica Gallery in Bencab Museum. Looking at Julie Luch’s Lily for Georgia, I saw an image of me and remembered how such beautiful lily was talking … Continue reading
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Tagged 69, Aba Dalena, Antonio Garcia Llamas, Arts, Babanam Kevalam, BenCab, BenCab Museum, bulol, Christmas, Christopher Zamora, cold cast marble, dog position, Elizabethan, Erotic art, Eve Ensler, Gabriela, Georgia, Ifugao, Igorot, Jay Ticar, Julie Lluch, Justin Nuyda, kama sutra, Kamalig, KamaSutra, lily flower, love mantra, Nude Painting, puritan, Rated PG, Sex Positions, Sherwin Villano, Terra Cotta, Usapang Puki, Vagina Monologues, Visual arts
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