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Boni150 Committee: Call for Artworks
In commemoration of the 150th Birth Anniversary of national hero Andres Bonifacio, the Bonifacio 150 Committee calls for art submissions in any media (minimum size 4″ X 6″). Poems, photos and original music are also accepted. There is a monthly … Continue reading
Posted in Advocacy, Biswal
Tagged American colonization, Andres Bonifacio, anti-feudalism art, anti-imperialist art, Bahay Nakpil Foundation, Bahay Nakpil-Bautista, Bansa, bayaning Pilipino, Birthday, Boni150, Bonifacio 150 Committee, contemporary arts, counter culture, cultural work, Filipino hero, Filipino national hero, gawaing pangkultura, ILPS Philippines, imperialism, Kasaysayan ng Pilipinas, KKK, Manila Contemporary, martir ng bayan, national democracy, Philippine, Philippine history, Philippine revolution, Philippine sculpture, Philippine struggle, Philippine visual arts, political art, proletariat, protest art, Quezon City, Quiapo Manila, radical culture, sense of history, sining biswal, Spanish Occupation, Tomas Morato, workers of the world
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Boni150: Lessons on Freedom, Democracy, Election and Revolutionary Love
“Matakot sa kasaysayan pagkat walang lihim na di mabubunyag.” – Ka Oriang May 9 and 10 are red days in history of the people. The next day after the Lakambini’s birthday, the Supremo himself was abducted and summarily executed by … Continue reading
Posted in Advocacy
Tagged agricultural revolution, American colonialism, Andres Bonifacio, anti-imperialism, Ariston Bautista, Bahay Nakpil Foundation, Bahay Nakpil-Bautista, bayanihan, Benigno Aquino III, Bobbie Santos Viola, Boni150, Boni150 Committee, Bonifacio, Bonifacio 150 Committee, bureaucrat capitalism, Carlos Garcia, Cavite, colonial slavery, Corazon Cojuangco Aquino, corruption, Daniel Tirona, Diklap, Diosdado Macapagal, election fraud, Elpidio Quirino, Emilio Aguinaldo, feminism, Ferdinand Marcos, feudalism, Fidel Ramos, freedom, gender studies, Gloria Macapagal Arroyo, Gregoria de Jesus, Home of Heroes, Institute for Occupational Health and Safety Development, IOHSAD, Jose Laurel, Joseph Estrada, Julio Nakpil, Ka Oriang, Kartilya of the Katipunan, Katipunan, KKK, Lakambini of the Katipunan, Linangan ng Kulturang Filipino, Macario Sakay, Magdalo, Magdiwang, Manuel Quezon, Manuel Roxas, Maragondon Cavite, Martyrs of Cavite, Miguel Malvar, Miong, nationalism, Petrona Nakpil, philanthropy, Philippine, poverty, Procorpio Bonifacio, Prof. Doti Abaya, Prof. Edilberto Villegas, Quiapo, Ramon Magsaysay, repression, Sergio Osemeña, smallpox, social injustice, Spanish oppression, TeodoroAgoncillo, traitor, Trece Martires, University of the Philippines Press, warlord
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Santiago Bose: Can’t Go Back Home Again
The Family Collection exhibit on-going at the Vargas Museum (November 13, 2012 – January 31, 2013). Related Articles About Santiago Bose Due North
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
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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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Free Ericson Acosta: Kalampag at Kalembang ng Bakal na Dibdib
Papel para sa PANPIL 210 Panunuring Pampanitikan sa gabay ni Prof. Teresita Maceda, Phd, Unibersidad ng Pilipinas – Diliman, AY2011-12. Sinisikap marinig sa sanaysay na ito ang mga tulang atin, mga awit at maging ng mga liham para sa mga kababayan … Continue reading
Posted in Tula
Tagged 19th IB, 2nd. Lt. Jacob Madarang, 34th IB, 46 IB, 4Ps, 8th ID, AFP, Alliance of Concerned Samarenos, American occupation in the Philippines, anahaw, anti-insurgency, Armed Forces of the Philippines, Asin, Bagong Hukbong Bayan, bakwit, Biliran, Binan Laguna, Brgy. Bay-ang, Brgy. Blanca Aurora, Brgy. Sa Agustin, Brgy. San Jorge, Calbayog City Sub-Provincial Jail, Catbalogan, CCP, CHR, Commission on Human Rights, Communist Party of the Philippines, CPP, cultural worker, desaparesidos, Dicta License, DYMS, Eastern Visayas, EJK, encomienda system, Ericson Acosta, fascism, FEAC, feudalism, Florante at Laura, Francisco Baltazar, Free All Political Prisoners, Free Ericson Acosta Campaign, gawaing pangkultura, GMA, hacienda system, Ho Chi Minh, human rights, human rights advocacy, hunger strike, hustisya, imperyalismo, Inopacan Leyte, internal refugees Philippines, Jailhouse blog, jonas burgos, kaakuhan, kalikasan, kamalayang Pilipino, kapayapaan, kapitalismo, KARAPATAN, karapatang pantao, Karl Marx on fascism power and capitalism, Katipunan, Katungod-SB, KKK, kuratsa, Leonard Co, Leyte, literary criticism, Lolita Carbon, Maj. Gen. Mario Chen, Malay Band, mass grave, Massacre Batallion, Michel Foucault, Milleneum Challenge Corporation, Morong 43, Nato Reyes, New People's Army, Noynoy, NPA, OBL II, Operation October Left Cross, Oplan Bantay Laya II, Ormoc, Palo, panitikang Pilipino, Pantawid ng Pamilyang Pilipino, pasismo, PETA, Pilipinong manunulat, Pochoy Labog, poldet, political killings, political prisoners, poverty Philippines, Pres. Benigno Aquino III, prison diary, punk movement, pyudalism, Red Lolong, Region VIII, SAGUPA SB, Samar, sanaysay, Silangang Kabisayaan, slave thinking, slavery, social change, socialism, Spanish occupation in the Philippines, St. Bernard, state apparatus, Tagaytay 5, Teresita Maceda, tiklos, torture, tuba, University of the Philippines, UP Diliman, Vietnam War films, Waray
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Karilyo: Shadow-play and Musical Scoring Workshop (SINAGBAYAN ACLE)
Alternative Classroom Learning Experience (ACLE) is a project of UP Diliman University Student Council in collaboration with student organizations as a platform for the studentry to conduct classes as a collective response for pressing sociological, political and cultural matters. SINAGBAYAN is Sining na … Continue reading
Posted in Awit at Musika, Palihan, Teatro
Tagged ACLE, Afternoon, Alex Remollino, alternative class, Andres Bonifacio, anino, Anino Shadowplay Collective, Art, Art of War, Asian theater, Bienvenido Lumbera, BLKD, Bobby Balingit, CAL, CARP, Chikoy Pura, cultural fascism, Cultural Imperialism, cultural industry, cultural work, Datu's Tribe, Ellen Ongkiko-Marfil, Eric Cabring Cabrera, fliptop, GARB, gawaing pangkultura, Hacienda Luisita, himig, HLI, HLI massacre, imperialism, Kahir, karilyo, Katipunan, Kjah, KKK, Lanceta, Mideo Cruz, Ms. Saigon, musical scoring, Organization, Orlando Castillo, performance art, Philippine, Philippines, political joust, puppet show, Raya Martin, Ricky Lee, Sa Ngalan ng Tubo, shadow play, sining, SOCA, state of culture and arts, supremo, The East is Red, The Jerks, The Wuds, University of the Philippines, UP Diliman, UP Diliman University Student Council, Vietnam War, visual artist, Visual arts
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