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Learning through the Arts


Prof. Robert Paulino discussing the art of Filipino painter Carlos "Botong" Francisco

The Paghilom Arts Camp and Festival featured an educational component comprised of workshops and discussions with topics that range from arts and culture to theology. Facilitators included seasoned academics and highly acclaimed art practitioners. These activities were spread throughout the duration of the festival from February 7- March 2, 2016.

The series of lectures during the art camp were categorized under three main themes: Art in Theology, Art in Education and Local Art. The camp also offered art workshops that gave participants a hands-on experience on art production.

In the Pamana group exhibit in Museo De La Salle, artists discussed their works and their art making process.

 

LIST OF WORKSHOPS AND LECTURES

PAGHILOM Art Talks & Workshops

Union Theological Seminary, Pala-pala Dasmariñas, Cavite

I. Art and Theology| Feb 9, 2016

Artists in the Bible

Dr. Melba Magay

The Word Made Flesh

Dr. Volker Küster

Art Workshop: Integrative Performance Space + Emergent Theatre

Janneke Agustin, Bong Dela Torre

II. Art in Education |Feb 10, 2016

Philippine Art and Cultural Education

Prof. Robert Paulino

Envisioning Santahanan Artist Village

Dr. Michael Roth

III. Local Art | Feb 11, 2016

Defining the Local

Leslie De Chavez

Art Talk: Street Art

CVTY Collective

Art Workshop: Art As a Tool of Expression

Alma Quinto, Lito Mondejar, Ea Torrado

 

PAMANA Art Talks & Workshops

Museo De La Salle, DLSU Dasmariñas, Cavite

Art Talk: Fragility Installation

Arch. Richard Buxani

February 7, 2017

Ang Sining Bilang Isang Karakter (Art as a Character)

Bobby Balingit (Juan Isip) with the Atomic Soul

February 28, 2107

Art Talk: Youth and the Arts

Studio 1616

March 1, 2017

Workshop: Mural Painting

CVTY Collective

 

Photos from the lectures & workshops

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