American Museum of Philippine Art

I miss doing sculptures ...this is my sculpture installation at the New Ordos Park, Inner Mongolia, China.

Exploring the theme of Post-Apocalyptic Optimism, I go back to a medium that can manifest the atmosphere of the subject matter. The meditative nature of pen and... ink allows me to introspect and delve deeper on the defining spirit of this particular period in history #ThinkingArt #PostApocalypticOptimism METRO Gallery

Two exhibitions initiated by the American Museum of Philippine Art (AMPA) in collaboration with ETSU Tipton & Slocumb Galleries received the Award of Excellence for Diverse & Empowered Exhibition series and Award of Commendation for its accompanying catalogues from the Tennessee Association of Museums (TAM)! Mabuhay 'Kayumanggi: Post Colonial Filipinx and Hybrid Identity' artists Leticia Bajuyo, AMPA founding members and Emmy awardee Jess Espanola, Marinel Isla Contreras, Alejandro Acierto, Gigi Bio, Gina Osterloh, Richard Brown, and Kevin Burzon, curated by AMPA VP Karlota Contreras-Koterbay; and 'Rumors of Necessity: Asianx Artists' curated by Filipinx Alejandro Acierto, with artists Sisavanh Phoutavong, Paul Pak-hing Lee, Richard A. Lou, Hong-An Truong, Emily Hanako Momohara and Filipinx filmmaker PJ Raval.

Poster for BAA exhibition in Bacolod, design by Norberto Roldan, 1988. Images from Green Papaya Art Projects Archives.

Balagon, an art exhibit by visual and performance artist Sharon Rose Dadang -Rafols at the Mariyah Gallery, Dumaguete City Philippines. Balagon is the Gallery’s featured exhibit in celebration of the Museums and Galleries Month of October.

Ikabod, Lungga Franca :Ang Dagang Sosyal Realist ‘Cherished Intimations’ Jose Tence Ruiz and DengCoy Miel... September 27 to November 8, 2020 Eskinita Art Farm, Tanauan, Batangas

#ManilArt #smaura #RenaissanceGallery #painting #abstract... #sculptures #stainless #sampenaso See more

GLOBAL MONTH OF SOLIDARITY FOR THE PHILIPPINES Lisa Ito from the Concerned Artists of the Philippines discussed the history of class struggle in the Philippines..., and how culture represents dominant forces in society and economy. #EndDuterteTyranny #GlobalSolidarityPH

Artist of the Filipino people Luis 'Junyee' Yee

This painting was part of Magnificat exhibit at Ayala museum in September 8,1985. Where Cory Aquino opened the exhibit and announced her candidacy. Morning of t...hat day the Agrava commission cleared General Ver as man behind the assassination of Ninoy Aquino. Haplit is about the violence inflicted on the people using a religious analogy. Supling here refers to us, children of God. #NeverAgainToMartialLaw #stopthekilling

Please join us on Sat., Sept. 26th at 1 PM PDT via ZOOM in our second discussion of Remember, Recover, Reclaim Manilatown Heritage Foundation series, hosted by... Dr. Estella Habal, I-Hotel Original Defender, San Jose State University Professor Emerita, and author of the definitive book on the International Hotel Eviction, San Francisco's International Hotel: Mobilizing the Filipino American Community in the Anti-Eviction Movement. This series will remember our Filipino ancestors who labored, organized, worshipped, danced, lived and died in San Francisco’s Manilatown neighborhood. We will recover those stories and reclaim our heritage. In this second discussion, we will talk stories about the Movement and the Moment, from the moment of the anti-eviction battle to the movement for low-income housing in San Francisco, with Jeanette Lazam, former organizer as well as tenant at the International Hotel in the 1970s. We will also talk to Aryssa Alonzo, a young activist of the 2020s, how they organize, what moment inspires them, and to the movement of identities and Black Lives Matter. Register for this event via Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/remember-recover-reclaim-w-dr- We look forward to having you join us for this FREE Family-Friendly program. #ManiltownHeritageFoundation #InternationalHotel #IHotel #Remember #Reclaim #Recover #TheMovementandtheMoment #Organizers #Activists #blacklivesmatter #BLM Big props to the staff, board, and elder board for working hard and supporting this event - Salamat to Caroline Julia Cabading Oscar Peñaranda Carlos Zialcita Marielle Concejo Jibril Alvarez Chet Canlas Ddla Asun Carmencita Nerpiol Monteclaro Choy Tony Remington and Desu Sorro.

VISUAL OLYMPIAN & MONUMENTALIST JOE DATUIN'S ICONIC AND OLYMPIC GRAND WINNING ENTRY THE " DANCING RINGS " WAS SHOWCASED AT THE OLYMPIC MUSEUM AND WAS IMMORTAL...IZED IN THE LUNETA IN GRAND SCALE TO REMIND THE FILIPINOS THE PRESTIGE AND HONOR THAT THIS PARTICULAR OBRA AND IT'S CREATOR HAVE GIVEN THE MOTHERLAND! PLACING THE PHILIPPINES IN THE WORLD'S ART MAP AGAIN AFTER JUAN LUNA'S SPAIN GRAND WINNING IN PAINTING COMPETITION, 1884! MABUHAY ANG SINING AT KULTURA NG PILIPINAS!

Work in Progress Commissioned Artwork 10ft x 7ft (Pentaptych) Oil on Canvas 2020... #fildelacruz #bahaysining #oiloncanvas #pentaptych #panelpainting #painting #asianart #art #artph #artphilippines #diwataart #contemporaryart #commissionedart

when i painted like crazy

We invite everyone to support the DaangDokyu Streaming Cinema as we commemorate the 48th year since Ferdinand Marcos’ declared Martial Law in the Philippines. ...We will never forget the atrocities done by the Marcos family and his cronies to the Filipino people. We will never forget the conjugal dictatorship that plundered the country and amassed debts that we continue to pay until today. We will never forget the thousands of victims of human rights abuses under his regime, and we will never allow this family to hold power over us again. The Marcoses actively attempt to revise our dark history with Martial Law, and as artists and storytellers, it is our duty to make people remember and hold these fascists accountable. We will continue to speak the truth and we will never be silenced. On September 19 at 9 am, Daang Dokyu will be streaming five films about Martial Law that reveal and expose history and how its consequences continue to affect us. Register and stream for free here: daangdokyu.com/watchnow. MARCOS: A MALIGNANT SPIRIT (1986) ABS-CBN DocuCentral Narrated by Angelo Castro, Jr. MENDIOLA MASSACRE (1987) Lito Tiongson (AsiaVisions, IBON Foundation) A RUSTLING OF LEAVES: Inside the Philippine Revolution (1988) Nettie Wild IMELDA (2003) Ramona Diaz ALUNSINA (2020) Kiri Dalena

Hi Kababayans Manilatown MovieTime is HAPPENING TONIGHT, 9/12 @ 6 PM PDT & this morning, 9/13, @ 9 AM Manila Time. You can still snag a ticket for "Ganito Kam...i Noon, Paano Kayo Ngyon?" Join us! Get your $10 tix for our exclusive watch party & the panel talk at (click the link in our IG profile) https://www.eventbrite.com/e/manilatown-movie-time-presents Sit back & join us in a film appreciation night. #ManilatownHeritageFoundation #ManilatownMovieTime #FilipinoFilms #ABSCBN #TFC #GanitoKamiNoonPaanoKayoNgayon @abscbn @kapamilyatfc #Repost @abscbnfilmrestoration --- #Repost @abscbnfilmrestoration @download.ins --- Restored in 2013, Sagip Pelikula Spotlight looks into Ganito Kami Noon, Paano Kayo Ngayon? (1976) You can watch it on AppleTV, iWant, and Amazon Prime Video (UK and US). #SagipPelikula #ABSCBNFilmRestoration #SagipPelikulaSpotlight #KapamilyaForever #LabanKapamilya #GanitoKamiNoonPaanoKayoNgayon? @abscbnfilmrestoration @abscbn @kapamilyatfc ABS-CBN Film Restoration ABS-CBN TFC The Filipino Channel

Kiri Dalena’s socially engaged practice took a significant turn at the beginning of 2012 with ‘Tungkung Langit,’ a video work shot while accompanying relief ef...forts after a devastating hurricane hit a remote village in Iligan, Philippines. With the community’s encouragement, she found herself documenting two survivors, both young childrensiblings who had lost their family in the tragedy and were left to cope on their own In her most recent work, ‘Alunsina’ (2020), Kiri Dalena continues to explore both the possibilities and limits of engagement within a community that is facing trauma. Quoted from the text written by Cocoy Lumbao for the 11th Berlin Biennale’s guidebook. Watch Kiri Dalena’s latest film Alunsina (2020) at KW Institute for Contemporary Art and her earlier work Tungkung Langit (2012) at 11th Berlin Biennale c/o ExRotaprint. ___ Kiri Dalenas sozial engagierte Praxis nahm mit der Videoarbeit Tungkung Langit’ (2012) eine bedeutsame Wendung. Entstanden ist die Arbeit während der Hilfsaktion nach einem verheerenden Wirbelsturm, der ein abgelegenes Dorf im Bezirk Iligan City, in der Region Northern Mindanaou auf den Philippinen, verwüstet hatte. Die Künstlerin wurde von der Dorfgemeinschaft dazu ermutigt, zwei kleine Kinder zu dokumentieren ein Geschwisterpaar, das seine Familie in der Naturkatastrophe verloren hatte und nun ganz auf sich allein gestellt war. [] In ihrer aktuellen Arbeit Alunsina’ (2020) erforscht Dalena weiterhin die Potenziale und Grenzen persönlicher Einsatzbereitschaft innerhalb einer mit einem Trauma konfrontierten Gemeinschaft. Aus dem Text von Cocoy Lumbao für den Kurzführer der 11. Berlin Biennale. Kiri Dalena's neuester Film Alunsina (2020) ist in den KW Institute for Contemporary Art zu sehen und Tungkung Langit (2012) bei 11. Berlin Biennale c/o ExRotaprint.

Cherished Implications at Eskinita Art Farm

HEALING FOR EVERYONE acrylic on wood 12x12inch. 2020