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Tag Archives: indigenous people Philippines
Ateneo School of Humanities presents Alipin, a thesis play by Ariane Lim
Ateneo School of Humanities Fine Arts Theater Arts Program presents Alipin (Slave), a thesis play by Ariane Lim under the writing supervision of Glen Mas. Alipin is a historiographical drama set in pre-colonial Philippine archipelago. It is inspired from the Kavi … Continue reading
Posted in Pagtatanghal
Tagged ADMU, Agusan del Sur, Agusan Manobo, Alexander Dungca, Alipin, Antoon Postma, Ariane Lim, Asian theater, Ateneo de Manila University, Ateneo Fine Arts Program, Ateneo School of Humanities, Ateneo Theater Arts Major, Carlito Camahalan Amalla, Dulaang Filipino, FA Theater, Filipino Play, Filipino Playwriting, Gabriel Frederick Masiglat, Glen Mas, Gonzaga Building, Hazel Gutierrez, historiographical drama, Ian Segarra, indigenous civilization, indigenous people, indigenous people Philippines, indigenous ritual, Joyce Avellanosa, Judith Soriao, Katipunan Avenue, katutubong Pilipino, Kavi writing, Laguna Copperplate, Manobo, Manobo dance, Mar Joseph Aureos Mejilla, mourning ritual, pambansang minorya, Philippine society, Philippine theater, Philippines, post colonial, pre-colonial period, pre-colonial Philippines, pre-Hispanic period, pre-Hispanic Philippines, Quezon City, Tanghalang Ateneo, The Writer’s Bloc, Theater Thesis, thesis production, Tim Dacanay, Undergraduate Thesis, Virgin Labfest
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Art Intervention for Typhoon Pablo Victims
Call for artist-volunteers in an art intervention and reach-out for our Lumad brothers and sisters in Mindanao. For registration and inquiries: CP No. 09468808657 Email sambayan_smr@yahoo.com Related articles Lumad March to Manila December 2012 Lumad Appeal at the Department of … Continue reading
Posted in Palihan
Tagged Advocacy Theater, alagad ng sining, ancestral domain, Art Advocacy, Art Healing, Art Therapy, Community Art Workshop, Compostela Valley, Cordillera, cultural work, Department of Environment and Natural Resources, disaster risk, gawaing pangkultura, Igorot, indigenous music, indigenous people Philippines, katutubo, kultura, Lumad, Lumad peoples, lupa ay laya, Mangyan, Manila, Manilakbayan, Mindanao, pambansang minorya, people's art, Philippines, Psychosocial Therapy, Samahan ng mga Artista at Manunulat ng Bayan, SAMBAYAN, SINAGBAYAN, struggle for land, tribal chant, Typhoon Pablo, yutang kabilin
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Clark Museum: A US Trophy Museum
At PHP35, you can enter the Trophy Museum. I call the Clark Museum as such because it has the aura of a Trophy Museum. In fact, it is a great mistake to call it Kapampangan Museum because I don’t believe … Continue reading
Posted in Biswal
Tagged abandoned US hospital, Aeta, Aeta Mosquito Dance, Aeta peoples, Amerasian, Angeles, Ariella Nasser Moskovitz, Art of Jungle Survival, Boa constrictor, Cesar Buenaventura, Clark, Clark Air Base, Clark Museum, Clark Pampanga, Col. Diana Ordes, Egypt, Fort Stotsenburg, Gil Cohen, HUK, indigenous people Philippines, John Shaw, Kapampangan Museum, Katipunan, katutubong Pilipino, Keith Ferris, King Alfonso, KKK, Merienda Cena, Mount Pinatubo, Mt. Pinatubo eruption, oligarchy, Pampanga, Pati, Philippine, Sapang Bato, Sitio Mangga, slavery, Theodore Roosevelt, Ubatod, United States, US Bases in the Philippines, US benevolent assimilation, US war atrocities, US-Philippine Balikatan Exercise, USAFFE, VFA, Vietnam, World War II
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