From the perspective of the urban condition, Karga Karga explores the density and excess of human life and the spaces we inhabit. In cities, people are literally stacked on top of each other, may it be in the form of high rise condominiums or make-shift housing under bridges or empty lots. Yet, for all the […]
April 1, 2016: a fire blazed the Faculty Center, destroying generations worth of archives, book collections, cherished mementos, and invaluable research notes. In the wake of the first-year anniversary, the emotional aftershocks felt by the UP CAL and CSSP community of professors, administrative and support staff, and students continue to linger on. Bearing the gravity […]
TAWID: Design Beyond Borders aims to elevate the quality of life and growth of the children through the provision of distinct furniture pieces and interactive accessories designed primarily for them. Taking on an interdisciplinary approach, the project touches on collaborative design to establish the concept of building bridges with other disciplines, all towards the greater […]
The creation of artistic form fundamentally is a production of space. Distinct from space as a certain physical actuality, space here is considered as something that can be artistically constructed out of traditional visual art media, objects, sites, measures, time-based and durational means, concepts, psycho and socio-physical interaction, ritual, virtual, and broadcast technologies. Art production […]
Jose Tence Ruiz’s LangueLounge: Forgetory is a site-specific installation that is a meditation on the cult of glib and overwhelming information over truth. LangueLounge works with image and meaning in relation to contemporary life and society. High backed chairs lined with red velvet is related to the image of high and honorable status, of luxury […]
Taking from the African proverb “It takes a village to raise a child”, Cesar Legaspi’s, second exhibition for his centennial series hinges on how forms of community including but also beyond family and home make the production of art possible. Called A Man and His Relations, the exhibition takes place in Legaspi’s alma mater on […]
“The exhibition ‘Dissident Vicinities’ responds to moments— lived or archived—in the histories of people’s movements for liberation and rights in the Philippines. It reflects on the questions: How are people’s struggles visualised within various localities and spheres? How do social movements, in turn, contribute to the visual culture of collective resistance? The exhibition touches on […]
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