Tag Archives: Moro

Ang Huling Nazareno (Eli Eli Lama Sabachthani), short film

Posted on March 30, 2017 by Joanna Lerio

Written and directed by Ahmad Javier An Islam in Focus Production Cast Michael Catandihan, Rome Gonzales, Grundy Constantino, Glenn Javier, Joanna Lerio, Bing Crisostomo, and Jessica Staff Ahmad Javier (Writer and Director), Ammar Tolentino (Associate Director), Gilbert Obispo (Director of … Continue reading →

Posted in Pelikula, Pelikula / New Media | Tagged Ahmad Javier, Ameer Muhammad, Ammar Tolentino, Ang Huling Nazareno, Arabic Language and Islamic Values Education, Art Direction, Bing Crisostomo, Caloocan, Cinematography, Collegiate Ambassador, contemporary, Cotabato, Cultural Rights, Datu Pax Ali, Davao, decadent culture, Department of Education, educational film, Eli Eli Lama Sabachthani, Filipino, Filipino Film, Gilbert Obispo, Glenn Javier, Grundy Constantino, Holy Week, Imam, indiependent film, Islam, Islam in Focus Production, Islamophobia, Jessica, Joanna Lerio, Lanao, lumpen culture, Maharlika, Manila, Masjid Al-Burnhan, Medieval, Michael Catandihan, morality play, Moro, Moro Christian People’s Alliance, Muhammad dela Cruz, Muslim, peace talk, Philippines, poverty, Pres. Rodrigo Duterte, Princess Habibah Sarip, PTV4, Quezon City, Quiapo, Religion Rights, Robert Jose, Rome Gonzales, Save Mindanao, Shk. Rashid Indasan, short film, SM Center Sangandaan, social media, STAND-UP, Suarabangsamoro, Surigao, Taguig, Tandang Sora, third world, tokhang, United Nations Universal Peace Federation, Ust. Nur Sawato, Victorian Age, War on Drugs | Leave a comment

Only Women Bleed 2, Eksibit at Pagtatanghal Laban sa Karahasan

Posted on March 29, 2017 by Joanna Lerio

Tampok sa Only Women Bleed 2 ang obra ng limampu’t anim na kababaihang pintor na nagpapahiwatig ng expresyon at paglilimi hinggil sa nais o nilalabanang imahen ng kababaihan: ang iba’t-ibang papel na sabay-sabay niyang ginagampanan; ang mga mukha ng kagandahan … Continue reading →

Posted in Teatro | Tagged acrylic, Adam and Eve, Aisa Lerio, Aiza Joy Allid, Amy Tuknay Pascual, Andrea Torres, animation, Anti-Violence Against Women and their Children Act of 2004, Antoinette Hernaez, Arlene de Castro-Anoñuevo, Arra Javier, Art, Art of War, art talk, Arts, Azzouffe Junsay, Babae song, ballet, Bbisai Ya, Bea Padua, Bennq Zuniga, biological act, Boyet de Mesa, broken heart, CEC, Cecille Montenegro, Christelle Arroyo, coffee art, Collage, comics, Community Development, Contemporary art, Contreras Sculptures Gallery, Corazon Patarata, Corinne Salazar, Cristina Miranda Alsol, Cultural Development, cultural work, culture, Daricel Serrano, Dianne Mae Zamora, Dyna Ondoy, Elizabeth Bustamante, Ella Hipolito, enforced disappearance, Enlightenment, environment, exhibit, Extrajudicial Killings, feminism, Ferdinand Marcos, Gabriela, Gabriela Women's Party, gawaing pangkultura, gender studies, Gert Libang, Gina Francisco, Google, Grace Trinidad, Gry Gimena, Hule, human anatomy, Igorot, Inang Laya, indigenous people, International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, Jacklyn Moya Quintos, Jam Asuncion, Janette Calubad, Jayme Ridad, Jeanette Kamphuis, Jerelyn Donguines, Jo Balbarona, Joanna Lerio, JoannaLerioOfficial, Joanne Masing, Josephine Velasco, Julie Po, justice, KARAPATAN, Katribu, katutubo, Kay Malilong, Kayerevz Agustin, koi, kultura, Labor Day, Laiyan Laiyan, Linangan ng Kulturang Pilipino, LKP, Lorena Barros, Louie Eslao, love, Lumad, Magdalena, Mai Secuban, Maria Clara, Marivel Galang, martial law, May 1, Mayo Uno, Melanie Torres, Migrante International, migration, Mixed media, MOMA, Moro, Mother Earth, Myrna Arines, NDF, Nova Mariposque, oil, one billion rising, Only Women Bleed 2, peace, performance art, Philippine Icon, Philippines, Pinoy na Pinoy Visual Artists Association, political detainee, political prisoner, PPVAA, Precy Brady, Quezon City, Reizel Vibal, Republic Act 9262, Rhea Pareja, Rica dela Cruz, Sandra Herber, Sangreal, Sarah Mae Tario, SELDA, Shalet Llona, Sharon Cabusao, Sheryl Macawili, Si Malakas at si Maganda, Sikat Events Place, Sisa, Strods Hodreal, Tala Isla Contreras, Tandang Sora, technology, Tiboli, Tomas Morato, Trelly Marigza, Tubbataha, VAWC, Vday, Victoria Yasnaya Flores, Vida Verzoza, Violence against women, violence studies, violin, Visual arts, Vivian Limpin, watercolor, Wellainee Cachola, Wild Flower, women strike, women studies, Yolanda Cabuco | Leave a comment

Theater Review: Sipa at Sumpa ng ‘Suhi’ sa Mindanao

Posted on August 13, 2014 by Joanna Lerio

Sa labas ng Rizal Mini-Theater ng Mindanao State University (MSU) – Iligan, Hilagang Mindanao ay mapapansin ang upuan ni Salvador Dali na animoy sumulpot sa kung saan: perpekto ngunit nakabaliktad, di tunaw ngunit tumpak ang pagkabitin sa tabi ng pintuan … Continue reading →

Posted in Teatro | Tagged AFP, aktibista, AlunAlun Dance Circle, Ampatuan Masaker, Angat Mindulani, Antipolo, Artistic director, Asia, Asian theater, Asya, Bangsamoro, Binisaya-Tagalog, Blecy Cece, Boeotia, breech birth, CARP, Christopher Lagos, College of Mass Communication, cosmic order, dance, Department of Justice, Dianne Clemente, Dulaang Pilipino, Dulaang UP, Elaine Baulete, Facebook.com/IslangMalaya, fallopian tube, fate and free will, feaudalism, female reproductive organ, fetus, Filipino proverb, FOI Bill, Freedom of Information, Freud, GARB, Gaspar Cortez Jr., give peace a chance, graft and corruption, Greek Chorus, Greek tragedy, harakiri, Hermi Dico, Hilagang Gresya, Hilagang Mindanao, hilot, human rights, Humanities, ignorance, IMCS, Impuni-Tree, installation art, Integrated Performing Arts Guild, Intercultural Theater, interfaith gathering, IPAG, Jerrah Apelado, Joanna Lerio, Julius Hechanova, Kagawaran ng Katarungan, karapatang pantao, Kasabihan, Kassandhra Suazo, katiwalian, King Lauis, Kolehiyo ng Pangmadlang Komunikasyon, korapsyon, land problem, Lara Espiritu, Lauro Villanueva Jr., Leilani Fernandez, Ligaya Fernando-Amilbangsa, Maguindanao, MCPA, mercenary tradition, Michael Lagura, midwife, Miguel Joven Perfecto, militarisasyon, military brutality, Mindanao, Mindanao State University, Mindanao Theater Network, Moro, Moro Christian People’s Alliance, MSU, MSU Iligan, Muslim in the Philippines, Muslim terrorist scare, Northern Greece, oedipal complex, oedipus complex, Oedipus Rex, Oedipus the King, Oedipus Tyrranos, oligarchy, Pangalay, peace process, performance research, performance studies, PH, Philippine Educational Theater Association, Philippine theater, Philippines, Pilipinas, Political Killings in the Philippines, poverty, power, Queen Jocasta, rebelde, Rizal Mini-Theater, Salvador Dali, Sheila Cañete, Stage Design, Steve Fernandez, Suara Bangsamoro, Suhi, suicide, Tanghalang Ateneo, Tanghalang Batute, Tanghalang Pilipino, theater repertoire, theater research, theater season, theater studies, Thebes, tragic flaw, transcreation, Tres Roldan Cartera, Trixcel Emborong, Unibersidad ng Pilipinas Diliman, VAWC, Veniza Yamomo, Vicmar Paloma, Violence Against Women and Children, warlordism | Leave a comment

Cotabato from the Sky

Posted on March 20, 2013 by Joanna Lerio

Shots from the aircraft window in my Manila-Cotabato flight. More photos here. You might also want to read: Impressions of Cotabato City Old and New Cultural Exchange with T’boli Indigenous People at Lake Sebu General Santos (Gensan) by Day Siargao … Continue reading →

Posted in Paglalakbay | Tagged ARMM, Awang airport, Bangsamoro, Brgy. Awang, Cebu Pacific, Cebu Pacific flight, clouds, clouds photography, Cotabato City, Filipino Muslim, impressionism, indigenous people, katutubong Filipino, landscape, Luzon, Manila, Metro Manila, MILF-GPH Framework Agreement for the Bangsamoro, militarism, militarization, military junta, Mindanao, Moro, Moro People, pambansang minorya, Panorama, peace talk, Philippine, Philippine archipelago, Philippines, photography, Princess Jacel Kiram, Sabah, Siargao, sky photography, Surigao del Norte, surrealism, T’boli | Leave a comment

March 8 Women’s Day: Gabriela Pageant against Rape of Motherland

Posted on March 8, 2013 by Joanna Lerio

International Women’s Day commemoration in Manila took off in five-station performance as GABRIELA Philippines and Gabriela Women’s Partylist #54 led women from different sectors along with their children and Diego Silangs in marching to key sites to establish their grief … Continue reading →

Posted in Advocacy, Teatro | Tagged Abigail Extremadura, ACT Partylist, AKAP-BATA Partylist, America, Anakpawis Partylist, Angeles City, anti-capitalism, Balikatan, Barack Obama, Bayan Muna Partylist, Benigno Aquino III, Bicol, CARP, child rights advocate, community organizer, Cordillera, corporate greed, Daniel Smith, democracy, Diego Silang, Do You Hear the People Sing, effigy, Eule Rico Bonganay, farmers, Filipino Muslim, freedom fighters, Gabriela, GABRIELA Philippines, Gabriela Silang, Gabriela Women's Partylist, Gabriela Women’s Party Rep. Luz Ilagan, GARB, gender politics, gender studies, Genuine Agrarian Reform Bill, Hugo Chavez, human rights, human rights traffickers, Ilokano, Inangbayan, indigenous peoples, International Women's Day, kabataan partylist, KADAMAY, Kiram clan, land struggle, Les Miserables, LGBT rights and welfare, Liberation, lightning rally, Liwasang Bonifacio, lupa, makabayan, Malacañang Palace Gate 7, Manila, Manila Police District, March 8 Women’s Day Manila, March 8 Women’s Day Philippines, Mendiola Bridge, Migrante Partylist, Mindanao, Mining Act of 1995, Minsa’y Isang Gamugamo, MMDA, Moro, Motherland, MPD Headquarters, mug shot, New People's Army, Nicole rape victim, Nora Aunor, NPA, obstruction of traffic, Olongapo, oplan bayanihan, People's Chorale, Philippine, Philippine islands, Piston Partylist, political killings, political prisoners, poverty, PPP, Pres. Barack Obama, Pres. Benigno Aquino III, rape of motherland, rape Philippines, red district, Sabah, Samar, socialism, state treachery, street educator, Subic Bay, T. M. Kalaw Street, Taft Avenue, Tausug, Teddy Casiño, Tubbataha Reefs, U.S. Bases Philippines, U.S. Embassy Philippines, U.S. navy, UGATLAHI Artists Collective, UN Avenue, Uncle Sam, United Nations, United States, urban poor, USS Guardian, Venezuela, Vietnam War, Visiting Forces Agreement, women’s emancipation, World Heritage | Leave a comment

Pitong Sundang: Ang Magsasaka Bilang Napapanahong Bida

Posted on February 20, 2013 by Joanna Lerio

Review of Pitong Sundang Tanghal 7 Entry Buong malay na isinatauhan ang konspetong ito sa Pitong Sundang: Sayaw sa Lupa at Pakikibaka, isang sayaw-dulang produksyon ng pangkulturang organisasyong SINAGBAYAN (Sining na Naglilingkod sa Bayan) kung saan tampok ang tula nina Ericson … Continue reading →

Posted in Rebyu, Teatro | Tagged AFP, agrarian reform, agrarian revolution, Alan Jazminez, Alay Sining, Anakpawis Partylist, ancestral domain, Anglo-American, animation, Asian theater, balang, Batangas, BHP Billiton, Bondoc Peninsula, bukang-liwayway, Bulwagang Balagtas, CARP, cheap-labor factory zones, classical ballet, colonization, Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program, contemporary dance, CSWCD, daga, dam, delubyo, dislocation, dream sequence, encomienda system, epic, Ericson Acosta, feudal system, feudalism, food security, Free Ericson Acosta Campaign, GARB, Genuine Agrarian Reform Bill, golden kuhol, Hacienda Looc, Hacienda Luisita, hacienda system, Holy Family, Hongkong Baptist University, House Bill 3059, human rights violations, hunger, Iggy Rodriguez, Igorot, indigenous people, intellectuals, Jewel Maranan, journey, Katch Catoy, Lafayette, land reform, large-scale mining, leech, linta, Lumad, lupa, MassCom Media Center, mercenary tradition, Metro Manila, Moro, Morong 43, Muslim, National Commission for Culture and the Arts, national democracy, National University Theater Festival, NCCA, NCIP, OceanaGold, olf course, open forum, oplan bayanihan, party pilipinas, patrimony, peasant arts, peasantry, performance art, Phelps Dodge (US), Philippine theater, Philippines, piketlayn, pitong sundang, Pitong Sundang dance theater, pocket demolition, Poldet: Panata sa Kalayaan ng mga Detenido Pulitikal, political detainees, political prisoners, Political Theater, poverty, Pres. Benigno Aquino III, prologue, protest theater, PUP Sta. Mesa, Quezon, Raquel de Loyola, reality tv, Reuel Aguila, Review of Pitong Sundang, rice rat, Samar, SINAGBAYAN, St Exposure, Standard Hindi, struggle for land, subdivision, Sumitomo, surreal theater, Talahib, Tandang Sora Hall, Tanghal 7, Tanghal 7 NCR, Tarlac, torture, United States, University of the Philippines Diliman, USA Liberty, virtual reality, welga, World Trade Organization, Xstrata (UK), youth sector | 3 Comments

Human Rights Day: Disband the CAFGU, Dismantle the Military

Posted on December 11, 2012 by Joanna Lerio

Photos taken during the Human Rights Day People’s March to Mendiola led by KARAPATAN Alliance for the Advancement of People’s Rights, December 10, 2012. If the Armed Forces of the Philippines and paramilitary groups have no other purpose but to kill … Continue reading →

Posted in Advocacy | Tagged AFP, Agence France-Presse, Anakpawis, Anglo-American, Armand Abarillo, Batangas, BAYAN, Bayan Muna, Bondoc Peninsula, CAFGU, Carrascol Nickel Corporation, Cavite, CNC, CTP, extra-judicial killings, extrajudicial killing, Filipino people, Gabriela Women's Partylist, Holcim Amcor, human rights, Human Rights Day Philippines 2012, Hustisya-Moro, indigenous people, indigenous people. katutubo, Islam-phobia, KAMP, KARAPATAN, karapatang pantao, Katribu, katribu partylist, KMU, laguna, large-scale mining, Lepanto Consolidated Mining Company, Lumad, Marcventures Mining and Development Corporation, Maynilakbayan, Mendiola Bridge, Mendiola Street, mercenary tradition, Migrante Partylist, Moro, Moro Christian People’s Alliance, national budget, National Capital Region, national minority, OBF, oplan bayanihan, Orly Marcellana, Panalipdan, PCPR, Philex Mining, Philippine, Philippines Armed Forces, PHILSAGA, Piston Partylist, PNP, political killing in the Philippines, political prisoners, Pres. Benigno Aquino III, PSMC, Quezon, Recto Avenue, Rizal, Rural Missionaries of the Philippines, SMI, southern tagalog, St. Augustine Gold and Copper, TAGANITO, Teddy Casiño, TMC, urban poor demolition, Xstrata | 7 Comments

Mangyan Day 2011: Portrait of Mangyan in a Festival

Posted on April 18, 2011 by Joanna Lerio

Government says Mangyan of Mindoro are not at all forgotten by the state with the outpour of festivals, competitions, street dancing and parades created for them and vouched by the Department of Tourism and local government units. For years, indigenous … Continue reading →

Posted in Advocacy, Palihan, Teatro | Tagged 1904 St. Louis Exhibit, Abra de Ilog, Agusan Petroleum, Akbaye, Alangan, ambahan, American colonization in the Philippines, ancestral domain, Aplake, Apo Iraya Festival, Apocalypto, Bangon, Bikolano, Bisaya, Buhid, CADT, CAFGU, Calapan, CALT, CAP, caravan, CCP, Certificate of Ancestral Domain Title, Certificate of Ancestral Land Title, Community Theater, Concerned Artists of the Philippines and Philippine High School for the Arts, Cultural Center of the Philippines, cultural work, Daniw, De Galera Fest, Dean Worcester, DENR-NIPAS, Dugoy Festival, dula, dulang politikal, El Niño, farm rat, festival, gawaing pangkultura, gecko, Gloria Macapagal Arroyo, Gubatnon, HAGIBBAT, Hagtaynan, Hanunuo, herbal medicine, Human Right, human rights, human rights violation, Huwis, Ilokano, indigenous people, Indigenous Peoples Rights Act, Intex Resources, IPRA, Iraya, Jonas Baes, Jovito Palparan, Kaaldawan Iraya, Kapakyanan Festival, karapatang pantao, katutubong Pilipino, Kuyay, land, Linangan ng Kulturang Pilipino, lupa, lupang ninuno, Mangyan, Mangyan ALARM, mangyan day, Mangyan peoples, Mansalay, Mayan Civilization, Mindoro, Mindoro Occidental, Mining Act of 1995, Moro, National Integrated Protected Area System, NGOs, Non-governmental organization, Nostalgia in a Denuded Forest, Onding, pambansang minorya, Pamugu-an Festival, performance art, Philippines, PHSA, Pinamalayan, Pitkin Ltd., Political Theater, Roxas, Sablayan, San Jose, Sanduguan Festival, SINAGBAYAN, snake, social justice, Socorro, southern tagalog, Southern Tagalog Cultural Network, Spanish colonization in the Philippines, STCN, Sulyog Festival, Tadyawan, Tagalog, Talahugsay, theater, Umpot, US benevolent assimilation, US imperialism, USA, Victoria, vulture, Yucatec Maya | 7 Comments

Tag Archives: Moro

Only Women Bleed 2, Eksibit at Pagtatanghal Laban sa Karahasan

Theater Review: Sipa at Sumpa ng ‘Suhi’ sa Mindanao

Cotabato from the Sky

March 8 Women’s Day: Gabriela Pageant against Rape of Motherland

Pitong Sundang: Ang Magsasaka Bilang Napapanahong Bida

Human Rights Day: Disband the CAFGU, Dismantle the Military

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