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SUMMARY:Diliman: Tracing the Terrain
DESCRIPTION:This exhibition traces the physical genesis of the flagship campus of the University of the Philippines in Diliman\, from its inception in 1939 to the present via the original drawings\, archival blueprints\, and other artifacts from the University’s institutional collection. \nThe University of the Philippines in Diliman has proven to be a model of campus architecture and planning. It boasts a stylistically diverse ensemble of buildings and public art set in a landscaped environment — creating a milieu where thought and discourse freely take flight. This diversity is the result of the evolution of its campus plan\, in face of changing architectural theories and styles\, as a manifestation of its dynamic and ensconced relationship with the concerns and events of the nation. \nWhile the campus now has a number of landmark buildings by name architects and National Artists\, its buildings do not operate as individual units\, but as an ensemble\, collectively creating spaces that are conducive to scholarly pursuit. The name Diliman may have originated from the edible species of fern which once thrived abundantly in the area\, but now\, the name Diliman is synonymous to architectural integrity and intellectual inspiration\, due in large part to the University of the Philippines. A distinct sense of place has been created — a venue that hones convictions\, shapes values and nourishes critical minds and creative imaginations.
URL:https://bulwaganngdangal.upd.edu.ph/event/diliman-tracing-the-terrain/
LOCATION:Bulwagan ng Dangal University Heritage Museum
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SUMMARY:Monochromed Memories: UP Landmarks Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:The University of the Philippines (UP) turned a century old in 2008. \nTo mark the milestone\, the Philippine Republic gifted the University\, by way of amendment of the very charter that created the institution in 1908\, the status of being the national university in the Philippines for its trailblazing role in advancing the cause of higher education through excellent academic programs\, cutting edge research and exemplary public service. \nFrom a small campus with seven colleges in downtown Manila\, the University has grown today into a multiversity with seven constituent universities throughout the country\, nurturing the intellectual and cultural growth of the Filipino people through the widest and most varied undergraduate and graduate degree offerings\, and producing creative and intellectual outputs of the highest and finest calibre in the service of the nation\, the region\, and the world. \nIn memorialising this historic appointment\, the Office for Initiatives in Culture and the Arts (OICA) presents Monochromes Memories: UP Landmarks Exhibition consisting of prints\, sketches\, and drawings of campus landmarks done by alumni and student artists of the College of Fine Arts (CFA) — one of the pioneering units of UP and the oldest school of fine arts in the country. \nThe 35 drawings comprising the collection are handsome portraits of the University that generously depict its vastness and illustrious history. The collection foregrounds the University as a heritage educational site in the Philippines\, presenting a rich legacy of buildings and artworks of national import and renown. Texts serve as contextual pivots in the continuing narrative of the University and the nation.
URL:https://bulwaganngdangal.upd.edu.ph/event/monochromed-memories-up-landmarks-exhibition/
LOCATION:Bulwagan ng Dangal Main Hall
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