Tag Archives: contemporary art Philippines

Santiago Bose: Can’t Go Back Home Again

Posted on January 19, 2013 by Joanna Lerio

The Family Collection exhibit on-going at the Vargas Museum (November 13, 2012 – January 31, 2013). Related Articles About Santiago Bose Due North Advertisements

Posted in Biswal | Tagged Abu Sayaff, Anak ng Bayan, Anakbayan, animistic art, art and science, art installation, Australia, Babaylan, Baguio artist, Brisbane, Buddha, Buddhism, Canada, cannibalism, Cat, Chico river, commercialization, contemporary art Philippines, Cordillera Region, Death, development aggression, earthquake in Bagiou, EDSA 1986, EMC2, faith healer, fast food domination, Ferdinand Marcos escapes, Home study, Igorot, indigenous painting, Juan Tamad, Katipunan, KFC, KKK, liberation book, Mao Zedong, McDonaldisation, Medieval art, Mickey Mouse, migration study, nostalgia, patrolman, people’s culture, performance art, Philippine amulet, Philippine art, religious art, Santi Bose, Santiago Bose, scientific experiments, Session Road, Solar Art, spiritual art, Spratly Islands, traditional medicine, tribal war, University of the Philippines, UP Diliman, urban decadence, Vancouver, Vargas Museum, video art, warrior, Year of the Tiger | 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

Tag Archives: contemporary art Philippines

Santiago Bose: Can’t Go Back Home Again

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

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