The 70’s was a decade that expanded humanity’s horizons. In outer space, Viking 2 lands on Mars. The world’s first test tube baby is born. Personal computers and mobile phones make their debut. Atari finds its way to many homes. Microsoft and Apple are founded. Betamax is introduced. Star Wars captures the imagination of a […]
In this MFA degree exhibition, Annie Pacaña explores the layers of meanings encrypted in the city’s urban forms as she explores linescapes, kaleidoscapes and soundscapes. Here, a flattening of the city is explored through photography and drawing, and set into motion via digital media, which are the proponent’s tools as a visual communicator. Even the […]
What does it mean to be a Filipino?’ This is the question that CANVAS and more than a hundred contemporary Filipino participating artists grapple with in the 10th Looking for Juan Outdoor Banner Show, opening on August 18, 4pm, at the Bulwagan ng Dangal in the University of the Philippines-Diliman. The group show revisits the […]
Art exhibit, katutubo bazaar, forum and different art workshops & activities for the benefit of all National Minorities in the country.
#EndEndo is an art initiative that aims to spark and deepen awareness among artists, art students, and art advocates regarding labor issues. It is a multi-faceted project that efforts to encourage creative responses as expressions of solidarity with the working class. #EndEndo is an art project that will consolidate various artists and advocates in order […]
After the success of the UP Diliman Festival of Culture and the Arts 2018: Kat(h)awan: Bodies, Society, Culture, UP Diliman continues the identification of the Philippine body as an important device in knowledge production with Bodies, Science and Philippine Society, or the celebration of the very first Science and Technology Month in UP Diliman. One […]
Tagpuan: Where Art and Healing Come Together is a charity exhibit organized by the UP BS Interior Design Class of 2019 for the benefit of ECPAT Philippines, Inc. (End Child Prostitution, Child Pornography, and Trafficking of Child for Sexual Purposes), a transitional home for children who were victims of sexual exploitation and human trafficking.
Lupang Hinirang aims to commemorate the 70th year of the University’s move from its 10-hectare original site in Ermita, Manila to its 493-hectare campus in Diliman through the lens of history, narratives of place and the discursive potential of heritage studies. Through a combination of archival research, oral history methods, and installation art, the exhibit […]
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