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|  | "Anong kwento mo?" bungad ng isang dambuhalang tarpaulin ng Cinemalaya Independent Film Festival 2008 sa CCP Tanghalang Pambansa.
"Bakit ikaw lang mag-isa?" Dugtong pa niya. "Nasaan sila?"
"Potah ewan," sagot ko. "May mga trabaho. O baka may tinatrabaho. Char!"
"Keri na. Pasok ka na; papatapos na yung show ni Adela."
At dahil ako ay nahuli sa opening film at walang oras magbabad sa higanteng blokeng gusali, inaliw ko na lamang ang aking sarili sa paglaro ng liwanag.
Ang still kamera. Kahit sa isang pitik, sa kwento'y hitik. :D
The Cinemalaya 2008 runs from July 11 to 20, 2008 at the Cultural Center of the Philippines Tanghalang Pambansa. Tickets: P100 (flash your school ID and you'll get 50% discount, P350 for a day pass. But if you're filthy loaded and uber hungry for great Pinoy indie flicks, shell out P950 for a mahiwagang festival pass. |
| | It was Philippine-American Friendship Day at the Hotel Stotsenberg in Clark Special Economic Zone when Kadangyan, an ethno-tribal rock quintet performed for the the guests of Adventure Philippines' Seminar on Adventure Tourism. There were a number of foreigners (who are experts in adventure tourism industry) around but the distinct Pinoy atmosphere was abound. Thanks to these guys, their music is one good reason why it's rockin' nice to be Pinoy. :)
Visit them at www.kadangyanband.multiply.com
"KADANGYAN is an Ifugao term which means “Rich in Culture”.
The band started from a group of visual and performing artists who shared the same passion and advocacy then they decided to venture into music.
After few performances and positive feedbacks from the audience, came more invitations from different event organizers all over Cebu, and there it started. The band was officially formed on the month of October way back year 2000.
With members coming from the different parts of the country. Kadangyan produced songs that were very distinctive and unique using Filipino indigenous instruments which were mostly hand crafted.
Now KADANGYAN specializes in ethno-tribal rock music, and likewise plays in an acoustic set-up, provides natural ambient music and performs different kinds of Filipino native rituals on music bars, on-stage, theatres, universities, conventions or even on private parties and special gatherings.
As what KADANGYAN always says that “The beauty of every place in the world is it’s own culture!”…
MEMBERS:
* || Bhava Mitra || A pure native Igorot, Baguio City, Luzon
* vocals, mityapi, acoustic guitar, native flute & kubing
* || Govinda || Iligan City, Mindanao
* Back up vocals
Bidjang, kubing, budjong & devils- water chimes
* || Agit || Samar, Visayas
* Bass and other percussions
* || Saryu || Cebu
* Drums, tukatok and other percussions
* || Bhakta || Tacloban City , Visayas
* Back-up vocals, gabang (bamboo xylophone), d'jembe" |
| Start: | Jul 8, '08 | | End: | Aug 16, '08 | | Location: | Shangri-La Plaza Cinema Cinema 3, CCP Dream Theater, UP Film Institute |
It's the time of the year for some silver screen sashimi! Feast on five contemporary, one classical and two animae/manga films in 35mm format FOR FREE from the land of the rising sun! Opening film will be "We Shall Overcome Someday (Pacchigi)" by director Kazuyuki Izutsu. The Japan Foundation website said," the film story tells about the situation during the 1960’s in Japan, the romance between a Japanese and an ethnic North Korean high school student, the sets of cultural differences intertwined by love and passion conquering its boundaries, which is torn by the realities of issues of life that still prevails. Likewise, it deals with music, sexual liberation, freedom and about doing what you want. We Shall Overcome Someday was ranked as the best Japanese film by the venerable Kinema Junpo in 2005." SHANGRI-LA PLAZA July 8 (Tue) 7:00 PM We Shall Overcome Someday July 9 (Wed) 2:00 PM Hanging Garden 4:00 PM Canary 6:00 PM A Stranger of Mine 8:00 PM Juvenile Jungle July 10 (Thu) 2:00 PM Hanging Garden 4:00 PM Linda Linda Linda 6:00 PM Juvenile Jungle 8:00 PM A Stranger of Mine July 11 (Fri) 2:00 PM Canary 4:00 PM Hanging Garden 6:00 PM Linda Linda Linda 8:00 PM We Shall Overcome Someday July 12 (Sat) 2:00 PM Linda Linda Linda 4:00 PM Canary 6:00 PM We Shall Overcome Someday 8:00 PM A Stranger of Mine July 13 (Sun) 2:00 PM A Stranger of Mine 4:00 PM We Shall Overcome Someday 6:00 PM Juvenile Jungle 8:00 PM Linda Linda Linda J-POP ANIME MATSURI July 26 (Sat) 11:30 AM Doraemon 1:30 PM Doraemon 4:00 PM Chibi Maruko Chan (Movie) 6:00 PM The Girl Who Leapt Through Time 8:00 PM Chibi Maruko Chan (Movie) July 27 (Sun) 11:30 AM Doraemon 2:00 PM The Girl Who Leapt Through Time 5:00 PM Chibi Maruko Chan (Movie) 8:00 PM The Girl Who Leapt Through Time CULTURAL CENTER OF THE PHILIPPINES Aug 7 (Thu) 2:00 PM Canary 5:00 PM Juvenile Jungle 7:00 PM Hanging Garden Aug 8 (Fri) 2:00 PM A Stranger of Mine 5:00 PM Juvenile Jungle 7:00 PM Canary Aug 9 (Sat) 2:00 PM Linda Linda Linda 5:00 PM We Shall Overcome Someday 7:00 PM A Stranger of Mine Aug 10 (Sun) 2:00 PM Chibi Maruko Chan (Movie) 5:00 PM We Shall Overcome Someday 7:00 PM Linda Linda Linda UP FILM INSTITUTE Aug 11 (Mon) 4:00 PM We Shall Overcome Someday 7:00 PM Linda Linda Linda Aug 12 (Tue) 4:00 PM Juvenile Jungle 7:00 PM Hanging Garden Aug 13 (Wed) 4:00 PM A Stranger of Mine 7:00 PM Canary Aug 14 (Thu) 4:00 PM Canary 7:00 PM We Shall Overcome Someday Aug 16 (Sat) 4:00 PM Chibi Maruko Chan (Movie) 7:00 PM A Stranger of Mine Featured films are subtitled in English as usual. For more synopsis and schedule, leap thru: http://www.jfmo.org.ph/events_eigasai08.htm
| Start: | Aug 2, '08 6:00p | | End: | Aug 24, '08 | | Location: | PUP-CoC carpark saan pa? :D |
Calling all alumni of PUP Masscom (Broadcast Comm. and Journalism) to attend the Alumni homecoming dubbed as "Comm-mustahan: PUP Masscom Alumni's Night" on August 2, 2008; 6PM at the College of Communication Carpark, Anonas St. Sta. Mesa, Manila. For inquiries, contact the Alumni Secretariat at 7138412/7137653 or text 09163650430 and look for Prof. Racidon Bernarte.
from: ABS-CBN online
http://www.abs-cbnnews.com/storypage.aspx?StoryID=122308
Filipinos are top Multiply users  By DAVID DIZON
abs-cbnNEWS.com A third of the traffic going to social networking site Multiply, or approximately 300 million page views, is coming from Filipino users worldwide, top Multiply executives said Wednesday. Multiply president and founder Peter Pezaris said Multiply gets about a billion page views a month, a third of which comes from Filipinos in different parts of the globe. This makes Filipinos the number one users of Multiply, ranking higher than users in the United States where the site is based.  Pezaris said the Filipino culture's emphasis on family and relationships is the main reason why the social networking site is so popular in the Philippines.
"The reason why we are popular here, I think, relates to that notion of friends and family, the fact that our service is much more focused on connecting you with people that you know in real life rather than introducing you to people that you don’t know. It’s a site that really plays into the cultural phenomenon that’s here in the Philippines," he told abs-cbnNEWS.com.
 David Hersh, Multiply vice-president for business development, also said the integration of unlimited photosharing in Multiply is very attractive to Filipino Internet users. Most Filipino Multiply users are female, in the 18-25 age bracket, and average about 160 Multiply page views a month.
"Filipinos are just rabid consumers of content. It’s amazing. Those 160 page views aren’t just fluff page views of people bouncing from profile to profile. It’s people consuming photos, videos and blogs from the people in their world. It’s meaningful activity. It reflects the deep level of engagement that we have with our user base especially here in the Philippines," Pezaris said. Local partner For the Philippine market, Multiply recently partnered with ABS-CBN Interactive to tap local advertisers and launch mobile services for Filipino Multiply users. (Disclosure: Abs-cbnNEWS.com is run by ABS-CBN Interactive.) Paolo Pineda, ABS-CBN Interactive managing director, said the company is the exclusive reseller of advertising on Multiply for the Philippines. He said ABS-CBN Interactive will also be actively campaigning to build Multiply's user base in the country. One of the successful Multiply communities launched by ABS-CBN Interactive centered on the Pinoy Big Brother Teen Edition Plus show. The show now has two sites - the official one where profiles and schedules are posted and a Multiply site where PBB fans can go online. Pineda said one local call center that advertised on Multiply was able to attract recruits through its Multiply community site. "It’s more of these community building efforts online for Filipinos worldwide. We want to really try to populate the brand and get more people to understand it and work on the advertising and get the brands to see that this is really a safe place to put your brand in," he said.  Real-world relationships
Hersh said Multiply currently has nine million registered users worldwide, of which 2.2 million are Filipinos. He said that while the growth of Multiply has been slower compared to other social networking sites such as MySpace and Facebook, it is the real-world relationships in Multiply that sets it apart and ensures its longevity. "If your online social network is full of people that you have no real world connection to, there’s very little reason to keep you there and it’s very easy for you to switch. But on Multiply, it’s your real-world social network online and your content and it’s the discussion that goes on around that content that’s going to keep you coming back," he said. Adds Pezaris: "It’s closer, deeper relationships which enables the sharing of personal, meaningful content to you and the continuing sharing of that is the personal documentation of your life online. Over a period of time, you build up this history like a living scrapbook of what’s happening in your life and it’s a collaborative effort because while you add to it, all your friends and family add to it also and that’s what really develops the long-term value."
| | Weary folks of Media Meter trooped to the Camayan Beach Resort in Subic for the annual communion with the Mighty Sun last May 28. But storm came and blocked our sunlight. The sea roared and raindrops pelted on our skin.
We took Nature's play of power positively. Rather sulk in our huts and airconditioned rooms (Nice interiors...), we braved the wrath of amihan with child-like glee and wanton surrender.
On this set, summer came brightly the next morning. Brand new day. Gone were the toxins of partying overnight. It was a breath of fresh air before going back to the routine of city living. |
| Start: | May 28, '08 | | End: | May 30, '08 | | Location: | Sofitel Philippine Plaza Hotel |
If you know children with cleft lip (no age limit) or palate (till 12 y/o), send them to SOFITEL HOTEL to pre-register for a free surgery. Contact CAROL TAMPUS at 551-5555 at HRD for pre-screening on May 22, 2008. Free surgery is sponsored by CARITAS and OPERATION SMILE. Actual operation is on May 28-30, 2008. Kindly inform others. Thank you.. Pass Around!
| | Here's a quick look at the winning images of World Press Photo awards for the year 2007.
Judges described the World Press Photo of the year by Britain's Tim Hetherington for Vanity Fair magazine as an image that shows "the exhaustion of a man - and the exhaustion of a nation".
"We're all connected to this. It's a picture of a man at the end of a line," jury chairman Gary Knight said.
"There's a human quality to this picture," said juror MaryAnne Golon.
"It says that conflict is the basis of this man's life."
World Press Photo is held every year since 1955 and has been regarded as the "world's largest and most prestigious annual press photography contest". A travelling exhibition around the world is also held in line with the organization's concern with "stimulating developments in photojournalism and encouraging transfer of knowledge" initiatives.
Ayala Museum and SM Malls played host to the exhibition for the past two years. Unfortunately, a review of the World Press Photo website showed the Philippines has been excluded for this year's exhibition.
Visit www.worldpressphoto.org for more information. Photos and information from BBC and Australian Broadcasting Company websites.
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| Start: | May 16, '08 6:00p | | Location: | PETA Theater Center 5 Eymard Drive, E. Rodriguez, Quezon City, Philippines (behind Quezon City Sports Club) |
REALIZING NEW POLITICS with Gov. Grace Padaca, Gov. Ed Panlilio and Nicanor Perlas P100 (P50 for Students) "Hope is not the conviction that something will turn out well, but the certainty that something makes sense regardless of how it turns out." ~ Vaclav Havel Is new politics in the horizon? How did it come about? Why is it finally on its way? What are the driving forces behind it? Why does it have a possibility to emerge in 2010? The struggle for a new Philippines has to take place in the areas of culture, politics, and economics. We come together to focus on the turbulent and highly charged area of politics and ask our burning questions. www.pagasa.net.ph phone: +639175251924
"Enweys, gusto ko lang sana kayong yayain na magvolunteer sa isang writing workshop para sa mga batang nakatira sa ilalim ng tulay. Sila ay part ng community ng ATD Fourth World check out their site http://www.atd-fourthworld.org/. Di pa namin naseset ang exact date pero malamang Sabado gaganapin to. Karamihan sa mga batang 'to yung mga namamalimos sa kalye, di makapag-aral kasi walang pera ang mga magulang. Karamihan sa kanila ang daming galis sa katawan kasi hindi naarawan at nakakaligo kasi yung perang pampaligo nila nilalaan na lang nila sa pagkain nila. Karamihan sa kanila yung mga batang madudungis na iniiwasan natin sa kalye. Ang ATD ang isang movement na tinataguyod na magkaroon sila ng dignidad kahit na mahihirap sila. Madami silang volunteers na nagbibigay ng mga arts and crafts workshops sa mga bata. Iba't ibang forums naman para sa mga magulang nila. Hindi pa daw sila nagkakaroon ng writing workshops. Nakakapanghinayang kasi nung minsang naobserbahan ko ang mga batang kasama sa community nila sobrang creative magdrowing. Malaki ang chances na hindi pa lang natatap ang imagination nila. Sa ngayon, tatlo pa lang kaming nagcoconfirm dito sa workshop na to. Pagmimeetingan pa namin ko pano ang modules at kung pano ito ipiprisinta sa mga batang gutom sa kaalaman. Pero nakapagdesisyon na kami na sa buwan ng Mayo namin gagawin ang event. Kaya hinihikayat ko talaga kayo na tumulong. Di kailangan na writing workshop din kayo. Puwedeng arts and crafts. Puwedeng photography. Puwedeng basahan niyo sila ng libro. Puwedeng kahit ano. Di naman tayo magtatagal. Isang oras lang naman yun. Sa may Pandacan o sa kalye dun sa may Quirino Avenue (lugar ng mga holdaper, hehe). Puwede rin namang perang pangmeryenda ng mga bata at gamit para sa workshop (ayan kinakapalan ko na mukha ko). Sa mga interesado, puwedeng puwede niyo akong i-email: rnavarra@gmail.com. Puwede rin sa e-mail na ito. Sa ngayon puro mga kaopisina ko pa lang ang nayaya ko. Pero iwewelcome rin kayo ng mga batang to. Salamat!!!" --Ruth -------------------------------------------- redmark says: Makibahagi tayo, volunteer na!
| Start: | Apr 22, '08 07:00a | | Location: | Cultural Center of the Philippines |
| | Billed as the longest highway in the Philippines, the Subic-Clark-Tarlac Expressway is expected to change the face of business and leisure in Northern Luzon. As the shortest, most direct and most efficient link connecting the Subic Bay Freeport and the Special Economic Zone in Zambales, the Clark Special Economic Zone in Pampanga and the Central Techno Park in Tarlac, the SCTex will drive the region’s economic development and create greater opportunities for investment, trade and employment.
Be there when SCTex ushers in the future this April 18-20. The 94K Weekend invites guests to live in the fast lane with a thrilling weekend of family fun and sporting events. From lightning speed test-drives to challenging marathons, the 94K Weekend lets guests experience the best the SCTex has to offer.
For more info: www.94kweekend.com
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Nemesio Prudente, the former president of the Polytechnic University of the Philippines and human rights advocate, died Friday morning in a Cavite hospital due to complications after a prostate operation, the Inquirer reported. He was 81.
A good friend and a fellow academician in PUP, Rogelio Ordoñez called "Doc" Prudente as the best President the University ever had. Ordoñez, Editorial Board Chairman of Pinoy Weekly wrote: "Higit sa lahat, naipunla niya sa PUP ang isang edukasyong may makabayang oryentasyon at mulat sa pambansang kalagayan. Ang diwa ng makabayan at makataong aktibismo at paglaban sa inhustisya ang naipunla niya’t napayabong sa PUP. Sa aba naming palagay, sa mga humalili sa kanya, waring wala pa siyang kapantay sa hindi mapag-imbot na dedikasyon at pagmamahal sa PUP at, lalo na nga, sa pagiging makabayang edukador at progresibong intelektuwal." Communist Party of the Philippines founder Jose Maria Sison in his website remembers Prudente as "an outstanding educator. He rose to the position of president of the Philippine College of Commerce and then the Polytechnic University of the Philippines. But most admirable of him was that he promoted and practised that type of education and life of action that is clearly, resolutely and militantly in the service of the Filipino people in their struggle for national liberation, democracy, social justice, development and peace.
"He articulated a progressive nationalist policy and was ever supportive of the students whenever they joined protest mass actions. He also appointed to the faculty patriotic and progressive teachers. Thus, the PCC became one of the most active centers of the anti-imperialist and democratic student movement in the 1960s, in the First Quarter Storm of 1970 and up to the imposition of martial law on the people.
"Before I went underground in late 1968, I had become close to "Doc" Prudente because I had frequent conversations with him and Prof. Teodosio Lansang over subjects encompassing philosophy, political economy and social science in connection with current events. "Doc" Prudente had a revolutionary outlook and was seriously interested in the revolutionary transformation of Philippine society from a semicolonial and semifeudal status to an independent and democratic one.
"He also actively supported the Movement for a Democratic Philippines, the Movement of Concerned Citizens for Civil Liberties and the formation of a workers' institute. He cooperated with the Preparatory Commission of the NDFP and subsequently with the NDFP. He was never cowed by threats of arrest and actual detention. In and out of the fascist prison, he was a model of firm resistance and a modest hardworking man among comrades.
"The enemy could not tolerate his ideas and deeds in fighting for the rights of workers, in promoting the united front and in making the PUP an outstanding university of learning and technical training for patriotic and progressive students and teachers.
"But "Doc" Prudente was a steadfast revolutionary patriot. He upheld his principles and courageously put his life, limb and liberty on the line in fighting for the just cause of the Filipino people. In his years of retirement from academic life, he continued to have excellent relations with the revolutionary mass movement, especially with the youth and workers. He was held in the highest esteem by the broad masses of the people. His memory and example will always inspire the people." For more info about Prudente: www.centennial.pup.edu.ph/history/19861990.asp
| Start: | Apr 18, '08 | | End: | Apr 20, '08 |
"Everyone can fast forward their way to SUBIC CLARK AND TARLAC with the new Subic-Clark-Tarlac Expressway. Billed as the longest highway in the Philippines, the SCTex is expected to change the face of business and leisure in Northern Luzon. As the shortest, most direct and most efficient link connecting the Subic Bay Freeport and the Special Economic Zone in Zambales, the Clark Special Economic Zone in Pampanga and the Central Techno Park in Tarlac, the SCTEx will drive the region’s economic development and create greater opportunities for investment, trade and employment. The 94K Weekend invites guests to live in the fast lane with a thrilling weekend of family fun and sporting events. From lightning speed test-drives to challenging marathons, the 94K Weekend lets guests experience the best the SCTEx has to offer." for more info: http://94kweekend.com/
| Start: | Apr 18, '08 | | End: | Apr 20, '08 |
"Everyone can fast forward their way to SUBIC CLARK AND TARLAC with the new Subic-Clark-Tarlac Expressway. Billed as the longest highway in the Philippines, the SCTex is expected to change the face of business and leisure in Northern Luzon. As the shortest, most direct and most efficient link connecting the Subic Bay Freeport and the Special Economic Zone in Zambales, the Clark Special Economic Zone in Pampanga and the Central Techno Park in Tarlac, the SCTEx will drive the region’s economic development and create greater opportunities for investment, trade and employment. The 94K Weekend invites guests to live in the fast lane with a thrilling weekend of family fun and sporting events. From lightning speed test-drives to challenging marathons, the 94K Weekend lets guests experience the best the SCTEx has to offer." for more info: http://94kweekend.com/
"'La vie en rose' (French for "Life in pink") was the signature song of French singer, Édith Piaf.
Piaf first popularized the song in 1946. The lyrics were written by Piaf and the melody of the song by "Louiguy" (Louis Gugliemi). Initially, Piaf's peers and her songwriting team did not think the song would be successful, but it became a favorite with audiences.[1] An English version of the lyrics was written later by Mack David. Owing to its popularity, the song appeared on most of Piaf's subsequent albums. A 1998 documentary about Édith Piaf was called La Vie en Rose, as was the 2007 biographical feature film La Vie En Rose, which won Marion Cotillard, who played Piaf, an Oscar as Best Actress.
The song has become a standard and has been performed by many artists. It was given a Grammy Hall of Fame Award in 1998. It has also become a generic song representing the French, as Rule, Britannia! and Stars and Stripes Forever have for Britain and the US, respectively." -Wikipedia
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| Start: | Mar 9, '08 | | End: | Mar 11, '08 | | Location: | SM Mall of Asia, Pasay City, Metro Manila |
ART IN PUBLIC SPACES: POST PHILIPPINE ART FESTIVAL YOU ARE INVITED TO FREE ART AND PHOTOGRAPHY LECTURES AND DEMO! The National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA) Committee on Visual Arts and SM MALL OF ASIA invite everyone to the “Art in Public Spaces: Post Philippine Art Festival,” a week-long event officially opening at 6 PM on Sunday, March 9, 2008 at the SM Mall of Asia. Featuring websining slide presentation, fine art photography exhibitions, multimedia demonstrations and lectures by renowned artists, the Festival has something for everyone, be they students, enthusiasts, professionals or practicing artists. The cutting of the ribbon with cocktails on Sunday, March 9, 6pm will be officiated by Cecille Guidote Alvarez, NCCA Executive Director and NCCA CVA Head, Egai Fernandez. Scheduled activities at the Festival kick off with a lecture and demonstration on “Cutting Edge Printmaking” by renowned printmaker Virgilio “Pandy” Aviado on March 8 at 2-5PM. Pandy Aviado is a former Director of the Cultural Center of the Philippines Coordinating Center for the Visual and Chairperson of CVA. He has mounted 24 one-man shows both here and abroad. His works has been featured in several international venues such as the Asia Print Adventure Sapporo in Japan, Taegu Asia Art Exhibition in South Korea, The Macau Convention Center and the Hong Kong Heritage Museum. He is a recipient of the CCP Thirteen Artists Award and Araw ng Maynila Award. A fine-arts major from the PWU, He has introduced printmaking and did editions for several well known artists from Manila, Spain and Paris. It will be followed by a lecture and demonstration by renowned Graphic Designer Francisco “Dopy” Doplon from 5-7PM on “Digital Art in Public Spaces”. Doplon is currently a graphic designer and coffee table book artist. He has collaboration with writer Randy David, photographer and business mogul Jaime Zobel, has produced “Silence”, which won the Best Book Design award from the Manila Critics Circle in 2003. Also that same year, Dopy Doplon designed “Kape: A Philippine Coffee Cookbook”, a project of Chit Juan, President and CEO of Figaro Coffee Company and Vicky-Veloso Barrera, children’s book and cookbook author which won the National Book Award. Doplon is the founder and CEO of ArtOne Design and Communications, Inc and is currently the President of the Design Agencies Association of the Philippines. He is also a founding member and past president of eArt Philippines, the country's premier digital art group. On March 11, 2pm is a talk by travel photography stalwart George Tapan on “The Art of Photography in Public Spaces”. Tapan is best known for his stunning signature photos of Philippine tourist destinations. His collection of provocative photographs of the Cordilleras is currently on exhibit at the Tam-Awan Village art space in Baguio City. From the moment his career took off in the mid-70’s, Tapan’s work can be found in airports, magazines, coffee-table books, postcards and in various offices of the Department of Tourism. Tapan has also conducted several workshops for photographers of every skill level and specialization. Also on March 8 and 11 from 7-9PM, Julian Demerre will be giving a lecture and demonstration for “Art Application Using Today’s Software”. Julian Demerre is a jewelry photographer with clients from Connecticut and New York. His work has been published in several jewelry magazines and newspaper advertisements. He is also a member of the Stamford Urban Artist in Connecticut. His photographs has been exhibited in the Wilton Library, Connecticut. Highlighting the Philippine Art Festival is “Timeless IV,” a fine art photography exhibit featuring the work of artist painter, photographer and printmaker Rosscapili, renowned fine art photographers Jeff Cua and Luis Martin Harder. “Timeless IV” opens with cocktails on Sunday, March 9 at 6PM. An exciting and entertaining experience as well as an educational eye-opener, “Art in Public Spaces: Post Philippine Art Festival” is one art extravaganza definitely not to be missed. The Philippine Art Festival soft opens at 10AM on Saturday, March 8 at the Entertainment area of the 2nd Level South Activity Area, Entertainment Mall, SM Mall of Asia (outside the Premiere Cinema), and runs until March 14, 2008. Sponsored by NCCA, SM MALL OF ASIA and YNZAL Marketing Corp For inquiries, you may contact Leslie Ranaga at 8105094 cel 09063413854
| | Adobo, the Philippine advertising and brand communications magazine marked its second anniversary party at Warehouse 135 in Makati City, February 22, 2008. Served well with open bar and great music.
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| | Photographer. Writer. Utility boy. Bwahahahaha! XD
Photos and montage by Nykko Santos |
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