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SUMMARY:Imperial Reproductions: Imag(in)ing the Philippines in Color
DESCRIPTION:Scanning the various aspects of Philippine life are hand-drawn\, painted\, or photographic images on glass suited for projection. As a form\, these were introduced in the United States in the 1850s and were popular all throughout the First World War. This prevalence owed to the attraction of color\, as well as the capacity of the medium to reach a larger audience through projection. This kind of reach gave photography the chance to lay claim to a broader constituency\, changing it from an intimate art of memorabilium to a mass-scale instrument of entertainment\, education\, and popular culture. \nThe colony as a possession depicted in the postcards is made to work as an efficient economy and a productive polity. It must be able to govern itself\, prepare labor for assembly lines\, condition consciousness for the industry of culture. Both infrastructure of public administration and disposition for a lifestyle are installed from the ground up. From schools to hospitals\, from bridges to ports\, the sense of a hectic outpost roused to life and touched to the quick by imperial industry is brought to sharper focus by photography\, even as it crops out the hidden costs of progress.
URL:https://bulwaganngdangal.upd.edu.ph/event/imperial-reproductions-imagining-the-philippines-in-color/
LOCATION:Bulwagan ng Dangal Atelyer
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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SUMMARY:Art from Baler: A Visual Art Exhibit of Dimalangat Community
DESCRIPTION:Featuring photographs of the Dumagat and Ilongot people\, as well as archival photos of Spanish soldiers and old sites\, Baler Aurora is a visual arts show that highlights the history and beauty of Baler\, Aurora\, as a place that has produced outstanding individuals. It is a retrospection\, but also a recognition that Baler and its art community is a “work in progress”. It features artworks by Eufemiano Amansec Jr.\, John Blanco\, Roy Buen\, Val Davidson De Leon\, Sherwin Paul Gonzales\, Vincent Christopher Gonzales\, Amado Jimenez\, Ian Asis Maigan\, Jaypee Nidoy\, Jasmin Micah Pasion\, Erwin Prepose\, Ibunsod Querijero\, Rosanna Querijero\, Marvin Soriano\, and Jose Johann L. Bitancor.
URL:https://bulwaganngdangal.upd.edu.ph/event/art-from-baler-a-visual-art-exhibit-of-dimalangat-community/
LOCATION:Bulwagan ng Dangal Main Hall
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