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Tag Archives: Sagada
Sagada’s Begnas Ritual
Begnas in Kankanaey language means thanksgiving. The ritual is participated by all men in the village: children, youth, fathers and elders. From their own homes, they walk through the papayew (rice terraces) as well as pine forests chanting and eventually … Continue reading
Posted in Paglalakbay, Teatro
Tagged Asian Culture, Begnas ritual, CAR, Cordillera Administrative Region, Cordillera chant, Cordillera Region, cultural center, cultural work, Dap-ay, Dap-ayan ti Kultura iti Kordilyera, DKK, gawaing pangkultura, Hudhud, Igorot, indigenous people, KAMP, Kankanaey, Kankanaey chant, katribu partylist, katutubong Pilipino, Lumad, Mangyan, Mountain Province, national minority, pambansang minorya, payaew, Philippine, Philippines, rice terraces, Sagada, Sagada Mountain Province, traditional music
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Baguio Chronicle: Rodel Tapaya’s Prism and Parallelism (Bencab Museum)
Exhibit at the Indigo Gallery, Bencab Museum (February 25 – April 15, 2012) See other artworks from my Bencab Museum tour: Being Sabel: Bencab Gallery Century Bulol: Cordillera Gallery Kama Sutra: Erotica Gallery Woodcrafting Street in Benguet Related Articles Cordillera Day … Continue reading
Posted in Biswal
Tagged Baguio, Baguio artist, banana peeling, Bangan, BenCab Museum, Benguet, century egg, Contemporary art, dalagang bukid, environmental art, environmental concern, indigo, Indigo gallery, kama sutra, Mountain Province, organic art, Philippines, pinikpikan, Rodel Tapaya, Sagada, Sagada Mountain Province
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Baguio Chronicle: Century Bulol at Cordillera Gallery (Bencab Museum)
Cordillera Gallery at Bencab Museum is a haven of bulol in their varied forms. I am only familiar with the Rice Guardian having carried one in 2005. It was carved by Iggy Rodriguez for our performance Fetad! Ang Pagbawi sa Payaw … Continue reading
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Tagged 2005 International People's Action against the WTO, agriculture, animism, anthropology, antropolohiya, areca nut, Baguio, bamboo carving, Basao Tribe, BenCab Museum, betel leaf, Bibak Tribal Dance, black coffee, Bontoc-Kankanaey, bulol, Bulol Mandala, ceremonial box, chicken feet, Cordillera Administrative Region, Cordillera Gallery, fetad, Filipino guardians, Hagabi, Headhunting, Hingyon, Hipag, Hongkong Rice Festival, hunting weapons, Ifugao bed, Ifugao bench, Igorot, igorot Jewelry Box, Ilongot Violin, indigenous craftsmanship, indigenous people, indigenous shutter, Ismael Ognayon, itag, John Frank Sabado, Kamalig, Kinnabiga, Kulis Foot Massage, Lagawe, Leonard Aguinaldo, Luhong, Mother Earth, mysticism, North tribes, Northern Philippines, palay, Pamahan, pambansang minorya, PANAP, people's war, Philippine Bamboo Foundation, Philippines, Pokok, preso, Punamham, Rice, Rice guardian, rice storage, Rubbercut, Sagada, SINAGBAYAN, social status, Tangongo, Tangungo, World Trade Organization, Woven Basket
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