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Tag Archives: Vargas Museum
Art + Environment: Artists Converge in Project Bakawan Arts Festival 2015
Be part of the biggest gathering of artists for the environment in the first ever Project Bakawan Arts Festival, a month-long series of exhibits, workshops, concerts, and events from February 5 to March 6, 2015. The festival features multi-media installations, art exhibitions, film screenings, live … Continue reading
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Tagged ABS-CBN, Alay Sining UP, Angono Rizal, art exhibitions, art for the environement, ArtLetics, Arts, ArtWork, Boyet de Mesa, Bukidnon, Cagayan de Oro, CAL Galleria, Canvas.ph, Capitol University, CDEO Art Guild, Center for Environmental Concerns, collaborative art, College of fine Arts, College of Mass Communication, College of Music, Concerned Artists of the Philippines, cultural work, culture, dance, Emmanuel Garibay, Filipino Art, Filipino artist, film screenings, gawaing pangkultura, Ian Carlo Jaucian, Japan Foundation, kalikasan, KARATULA, Karibok, Karumata 36, live art, Manila, Mindanao, Mindanao artist, multi-media installations, Museum of Three Cultures, music, Musicians for Peace, NCCA, NCCA Grant, Neo-Angono Artists Collective, Nick Aca, Philippine arts and culture, Philippine National Arts Month 2015, Philippine National Commission for Culture and the Arts, Philippine society, Philippines, Prince Claus Fund for Culture and Development, Project Bakawan Arts Festival, Project Space pilipinas, Quezon City, Sipat Lawin, street theatre production, Submergence Performance Solidarity for Environment Art Festival, Talaandig Tribe, Talahib People's Music, Ugat Lahi Artists Collective, University of the Philippines, University of the Philippines Diliman, University of the Philippines Diliman College of Arts Letters, UP Diliman, UP Film Institute, UP Sunken Garden, UP Vargas Museum, Vargas Museum, Waway Saway, Wire Tuazon
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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
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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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Exhibit Dedicated to Philippine Farmer’s Struggle for Land
Concerned Artists of the Philippines‘ Lupa: Struggle for Land Exhibit opened at the Vargas Museum-University of the Philippines Diliman on January 8, 2013. In time for the opening of classes after the Christmas break, the exhibit is attuned to the … Continue reading
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Tagged Anakpawis Partylist, Andres Bonifacio 150 Birth Anniversary Committee, anti-feudalism, Antipas Delotavo, Boy Dominguez, Buen Calubayan, CAP, Chitoy Zapata, Christmas, Concerned Artists of the Philippines, encomienda sytem, GARB, Gene de Loyola, Genuine Agrarian Reform Bill, gerilya, graffiti, Hacienda Luisita, hacienda system, Iggy Rodriguez, installation art, Jess Santiago, Jorge B. Vargas Museum and Filipiniana Research Center, José Tence Ruiz, KMP, land campaign, Lina song, magsasaka, Manila, Manolo Sicat, Mel Vera Cruz, mendiola massacre, Neil Doloricon, new media, Nikki Luna, oligarchy, Pablo Baens Santos, Philippine, Philippine land struggle, protest art, Renan Ortiz, Renato Habulan, sining mapanghimagsik, socio-realism, socio-realist art, Ted Camahalan, Ugatlahi, ukelele, University of the Philippines, University of the Philippines Diliman, UP Diliman, Vargas Museum
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Lupa: Struggle for Land Exhibit at Vargas Museum
Exhibit by Concerned Artists of the Philippines Opening January 8, 2013 4PM G/F West Wing Gallery, Vargas Museum, University of the Philippines Diliman Simultaneous with The Presidents Office Installation, the exhibit features works by Boy Dominguez, Nikki Luna, Chitoy Zapata, Mel … Continue reading
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Tagged Anakpawis Partylist, anti-feudalism, Antipas Delotavo, artist collective, Asia, Boy Dominguez, Buen Calubayan, Business and Economy, CAP, Chitoy Zapata, Concerned Artists of the Philippines, Directories, Gene de Loyola, gerilya, hacienda system, Iggy Rodriguez, installation art, José Tence Ruiz, Kilusang Magbubukid ng Pilipinas, KMP, land oligarchy, land struggle, lupa, Manila, Manolo Sicat, Mel Vera Cruz, Neil Doloricon, new media, Nikki Luna, Pablo Baens Santos, Philippine, PHP, political art, protest art, Renan Ortiz, Renato Habulan, Riga, social equity, social realism art, socialism, sosyalismo, Ted Camahalan, Ugatlahi, University of the Philippines, UP Diliman, Vargas Museum, Visual arts
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Exhibit: Ronald Ventura’s Watching the Watchmen at Vargas Museum
Ronald Ventura’s installation in front of Vargas Museum, University of the Philippines Diliman. More information here
