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Tag Archives: people’s culture
Mabini150: Taytay sa Alapaap, isang musikal
Ang Taytay sa Alapaap ay isang dulang musikal sa panulat at direksyon ni Edward Perez. Tampok sa dual ang kabayanihan ni Apolinario Mabini (1815-1841) na kilala rin sa pangalang Hermano Puli sa panahon ng kolonyal na pananakop ng Espanya sa Pilipinas. … Continue reading
Posted in Teatro
Tagged 36th National Disability Prevention and Rehabilitation Week Celebration, Apolinario Mabini Hall, ARTIST Inc., Arts Research and Training Institute in Southern Tagalog Inc., Asian theater, colonial mentality, Cultural Imperialism, Department of Foreign Affairs, DFA, Dramatic Arts, dulang Filipino, dulang musikal, Edward Perez, equal employment opportunity, equality, Espanya, forced labor, Hermano Puli, historical play, Kastila, kundiman, laguna, Mabini Awards, Mabini200, Manila, Manuel V. Agcaoili, marginalized people, Melita Sta. Maria-Thomeczek, musical play, National Council on Disability Affairs, NCCA, NCCA Committee on Dramatic Arts, PAF, Pambansang Komisyon para sa Kultura at mga Sining, People with Disabilities, people’s culture, Philippine Arts Festival, Philippine Foundation for the Rehabilitation of the Disabled, Philippine heroes, Philippine theater, Philippines, Pilipinas, Presidential Award, PWD, Spain, Spanish colonization in the Philippines, The National Commission for Culture and the Arts
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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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