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Courtyard

2009-10-07T06:34:00.001-07:00

Courtyard

Pablo Gallery Fort

Taguig, Philippines

08/24/2008

MANILA, Philippines – Officials from the Bureau of Jail Management and Penology (BJMP) on Sunday conducted a security inspection at the Manila City Jail a day after a riot among prisoners caused the death of one inmate. - Sophia Dedace, GMANews.TV

In this project, Salvatus finds a news report about a deadly riot inside the Manila City Jail in 2008 and retells it in a different perspective in his new show – Courtyard in Pablo Gallery Fort.

Working with communities and experiences, Salvatus reinvestigates the incident with various media. Making a re-enactment of some sort, he presents the story in a Crime Scene Investigation-type of exhibition. Different visual images are juxtaposed in the said courtyard—from drawings, to installations and objects.

Changing the relationship of the past to the present, the account of the riot now becomes a found object that Salvatus tries to visualize using “evidence” he collected inside the Manila City Jail. Using interviews, photographs, and his immersion experience inside the compound, he comes up with his own visual conclusion and combines them with his personal ideas—ideas that make a strong impression and emotional tension, establishing an intimate and charged dialogue with the audience—will they be familiarized by it or be alienated?

2009-08-03T22:42:00.001-07:00

Mabuhay Magazine - Philippine Airline's inflight magazine (April 2009)

2009-06-07T19:35:00.000-07:00

In the Press: Metro Society (June 2009)

2009-06-02T06:31:00.000-07:00

WOP Residency Report

2009-05-27T20:18:00.000-07:00

Here is my 2-month artist residency report of my Neo-Urban Plan project at WOP Green Papaya Art Projects

http://neourbanplanner.blogspot.com/2009/05/neo-urban-plan-report-green-papaya-art_08.html

Tutok Eduk

2009-04-17T02:44:00.000-07:00

“TutoK-EDUK” presents works in various media by Brenda V. Fajardo, Roberto Feleo, Gerardo Leonardo, Buen Calubayan, Noel Soler Cuizon, Karen Ocampo Flores, Boyet de Mesa, Kirby Roxas, Don Salubayba, Mark Salvatus, and Wesley Valenzuela.

The exhibit paves the way for TutoK’s inquiry into the state of education. Beginning with this exhibit by artist-teachers— artists who hone artistic skills and minds through academic channels, as well as artists who are active in cultural work among sectors and communities. The premise of course is that education is a continuous and dynamic process; that beyond the job, artists are essentially sustained by it as a vehicle for mutual exchange and development. Tutok’s focus on EDUK will provide more insights and discussions in its upcoming projects on education issues.

To be scheduled on the last two weeks of the exhibit will be a series of talks and workshops projected as critical interventions for the benefit of artists and art practices. Tutok’s program also plans to interface with summer educational programs for artists that will be held at the Cultural Center of the Philippines , the Printmakers’ Association of the Philippines (PAP) Workshop at the Folk Arts Theater and the UP College of Fine Arts .

“Tutok-EDUK” is curated by Don Salubayba, and is presented by TutoK in cooperation with Tala Gallery. Essays for the exhibition and catalogue are by Eileen Legaspi-Ramirez.

The exhibit will run from April 16 to May 7, 2009. Opening cocktails is on April 16 6:00pm. Call Tels.63.2.4411267 and 63.2.4010337 for more information.

Fudge Magazine (April-May 2009)

2009-04-17T02:40:00.000-07:00

TRANSMISSIONS GANGAN

2009-01-06T06:51:00.000-08:00

SABAW Media Art Kitchen Presents:

TRANSMISSIONS GANGAN

Sound Performances by:

Chris Brown [computer, live sound engineering, radio transmissions]

Gangan Ensemble:

Tengal [stereo mixers, drums, objects, ipods]
Caliph 8 [turntables, samplers]
Malek Lopez [laptop electronics]
Inconnu ictu [analogue electronics]
Blums Borres [electric guitar]
Lirio Salvador [self-built electronic synthesizer]

Videos by:

Tad Ermitano

Johanna Poethig

When: OPEN STUDIO: January 8-9 / 8pm (Green Papaya Art Projects)

CONCERT: January 10 / 9-10pm (Cubao X)

Location: Green Papaya Art Projects – 41 T. Gener St. corner Kamuning Rd., Quezon City

Cubao Shoe Expo "Cubao X" – Gen. Romulo St., Araneta Center, Cubao Quezon City

After the WASAK year-ender, Fete de la Wasaque, (the festival that brought us 2-nights of wall shaking acoustic-meets-digital assault stirring acts), SABAW Media Art Kitchen opens this year with a very unique 1-hour "digital fireworks" display of live video art, live electronic music and live radio transmissions!

SABAW is pleased to welcome California-based composer, pianist, electronic musician, instrument-builder, CHRIS BROWN, who creates music for acoustic instruments with interactive electronics, for computer networks, and for improvising ensembles. He will be performing his Transmissions series in collaboration with media artist Tengal and the electronic sound-video performance collective, The Gangan Ensemble.

The "Transmissions" series is an audience interactive, live electronic music performance series about the transmission of culture through the information media of sound and radio. It redefines the relationship of performers and audience to the radio medium, opening audio spaces to unheard voices in diverse communities by emphasizing the ability of both to create both the content and the means of production of radio communication. For this performance, radios in automobiles are primarily going to be used since it provides a more familiar experience and is easily accessible today.

Using the outdoor parking space of Cubao X, Chris Brown and The Gangan Ensemble produce live electronic music, while video artist Tad Ermitano performs live video manipulation alongside the electro-magnetic sound tapestry. We are also pleased to feature the video works of California-based visual artist, Johanna Poethig. The live music is mixed into a stereo channel, which is sent to a low-power FM radio transmitter, assigned to a unique frequency where people in the performance space can tune in.

The audience is encouraged to bring their own cars and park them along the parking strip of Cubao X and turn up their radios to create an expansive sound tapestry. Apart from car radios, they are also encouraged to bring portable radio receivers, especially battery powered boom-boxes, mobile phone radios, and to tune in to the transmission channels while moving around the performance space. The audience is thus made a creative partner in the performance of the music, and the event becomes an interaction between the musicians, audience, and the sounds presented in the transmissions.

Think: Drive-in cinema. The audience can watch the live video projection and performers by either sitting inside or staying outside their cars while listening to the music coming from their car stereos.

According to Brown, "personal radios are electronic musical instruments that we all know how to play: we adjust their loudness and tone-quality to our taste and we move them around in our environments to accompany us in our lives."

ALSO: Before the concert performance in Cubao X on JANUARY 10, there will be two-nights of OPEN STUDIO SESSIONS with Chris Brown and the Gangan Ensemble at Green Papaya Art Projects on JANUARY 8 and 9. The OPEN STUDIO SESSIONS invites the public to be part of the creative process as the methods of the performance of composition and electronic music and the radio transmissions shall be discussed, and where they can also interact with the artists. This will benefit people who are particularly interested in various issues in composition, improvisation, and performing electronic music in general.

THIS IS A FREE EVENT. REMEMBER TO BRING YOUR CARS AND PORTABLE FM RADIOS! THE MORE RADIOS THE BETTER AND BIGGER THE SOUND TAPESTRY!

These events are presented by SABAW Media Art Kitchen in cooperation with Green Papaya Art Projects, Mogwai Cinema Club, and Cubao Shoe Expo.

BIOGRAPHIES:

Chris Brown, composer, pianist, and electronic musician, creates music for acoustic instruments with interactive electronics, for computer networks, and for improvising ensembles. Recent recordings of his music include "Boundary Layer", a 3-CD box set of new and old computer network music by The Hub, on Tzadik, "Cutter Heads ", duets with Fred Frith on Intakt, "Talking Drum", binaural recordings of interactive installations interleaved with environmental soundscapes on Sonore; and "Lava", for brass percussion and electronics on Tzadik. He is also known for his recorded performances of music by Henry Cowell, Luc Ferrari, Jose Maceda, David Rosenboom, Larry Ochs, Wadada Leo Smith, and John Zorn. He has also performed and recorded extensively with The Hub, Anthony Braxton, Pauline Oliveros, Fred Frith, Rova Saxophon Quartet, Ikue Mori, Alvin Curran, William Winant, Glenn Spearman Double Trio, among others. In 2005 he created TeleSon, a composition for two ReacTable instruments performed in a joint concert between Ars Electronic in Linz, Austria and the International Computer Music Conference in Barcelona, Spain. He teaches electronic music and composition at Mills College in Oakland, where he is Co-Director of the Center for Contemporary Music (CCM).

Tengal is a Manila-based interdisciplinary media artist, composer-musician, and filmmaker working with various mediums. He curates and organizes, as well as participates in various media art shows in the Philippines and abroad. His work puts the focus on direct experience, risk-taking and personal interaction between artists and audience, and emphasizes the situational potential of live performance, the interplay of various media – sound and image, in particular – and candid exchange between sub-cultural and academic initiatives. He founded SABAW Media Art Kitchen – a not-for-profit, artist-run initiative and network platform for all kinds of information and communication carried via modern electronic media focused specially in the region of South East Asia.

The Gangan Ensemble is loosely composed of improvisers on both sound and video. Having a mixture of electronic and acoustic musicians, live video performance artists or VJs also participate. The ensemble has had various permutations involving a variety of artists and musicians from the Philippines, Singapore, USA, Germany, Australia, UK, Slovenia, Malaysia, and Indonesia since 2007. The ensemble is flexible, having been composed from fifteen people down to three people; and has performed in various countries in South East Asia, notably in NCCA's Sinemusikalye in Manila and in the Cellsbutton Media Art Festival in Indonesia. It was founded by composer-improviser Tengal with video artist Tad Ermitano.

Caliph 8 is a beat smith, graffiti bomber and soothsayer. A lynch-pin of various groups and ensembles, he's probably the most sought after sound manipulator in the Philippines. His output extends to more than just sniffing aerosol paint and flexing wrists with fat markers–he also creates visuals and projects them while manipulating audio and creates sound collage.

Malek Lopez is a Berkeley-trained virtuoso who is the principal composer for the band Drip, and half of the abrasive electronica duo Rubber Inc, who are responsible for establishing electronica in Manila. He is also a well-noted film composer.

Inconnu ictu a.k.a Roger Llagas Lopez is a post-musician, experimental composer-improviser, multi-instrumentalist, visual art enthusiast who resides in the shoe capital of the Philippines. As a sound constructor he explores his interest by using obsolete electronic gadgets, pedal fx boxes, defective rhythm consoles, found objects, d.i.y microphones and circuit-bent electronics.

Blums Borres guitarist and media artist who experiments with sound, video, and animation. Formerly a technical director at Toei Animation Philippines, he has a BA in Multimedia Design from the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology. His work has been featured at the Australian Center Moving Images (ACMI), and in cinemas and television in Japan.

Lirio Salvador is a multi-media experimental artist and is probably the most influential and astonishing homemade circuit-benders and instrument builders in the country. He established the E.X.I.S.T. sound art collective back in 2002. He creates his assemblage of musical instruments using day to day materials that are found in his present environment, including bicycle gears, drain cleaning springs and stainless steel tubes.

Tad Ermitano is a media artist, writer and filmmaker. As far as the media art goes, he is interested in algorithmic/procedural editing and composition, new uses for the moving image and have been lately drifting into elementary robotics. His work "Quartet" was exhibited in the recently concluded International Symposium for Electronic Arts (ISEA) in Singapore.

Johanna Poethig is a visual, public and performance artist who has exhibited internationally and has been actively creating public art works, murals, paintings, sculpture and multimedia installations for over 20 years. She has worked in collaboration with other artists, architects, urban planners, design teams, arts commissions, specific communities and cultural groups. Poethig's public art works intervene in the urban landscape, in neighborhoods, on freeways, in parks, hospitals, schools, homeless shelters, cultural centers, advertising venues and public buildings. She has received numerous commissions and awards for this work. Her paintings, sculpture and installations reflect her interest in satire, symbol, human nature, society and our consumerist culture. She has produced and participated in performance events that mix feminism, global politics, costume, props, cabaret, experimental music and video.

In METRO Magazine

2008-08-06T08:07:00.000-07:00

Article by Barbara Pardo
Metro Magazine, Aug 2008 issue

10 make it to short-list of Ateneo Art Awards

2008-07-09T19:36:00.000-07:00

http://www.malaya.com.ph/jul02/livi1.htm

Fun and funky

2008-07-09T19:21:00.000-07:00

Metro Home & Entertaining Magazine

By Clarissa Chikiamco
photographs by Paulo Valenzuela

In these minimalist times, decorating interiors can sometimes be a lackluster affair. As a happy antidote, Pabhaus offers a line of funky furniture pieces designed by six of Manila's cutting-edge graphic designer-artists.
Launched by Pablo, a gallery run by Yo Garcia and Osie Tiangco, in May 2006, the furniture pieces utilize digital prints made by Electrolychee, Team Manila, Ink Surge, Guadakomeda, AJ Dimarucot and Mark Salvatus. The furnishings add a hip accent to interiors whether through lamps printed with Filipino movie titles or a puzzle piece table with laser etching... read the full article here -> click

I'm not following you

2008-06-28T20:05:00.001-07:00

Homestyle
May 2008 issue
written by Erwin Romulo
photos by Emilio Esguerra

thanks to Yvonne Quisumbing-Romulo & Pearl Perlada

Wednesdays I’m-n-love

2008-06-08T07:34:00.000-07:00

Wednesdays I’m-n-love

IT’S A BIRTHDAY PARTY!

KICK-OFF PARTY FOR W.O.P. RESIDENCY SELECTED APPLICANTS

Mark Salvatus, Angelo Suarez, Andrea Teran, Diego Maranan, Eisa Jocson, Jed Escueta

JUNE 4 /WEDNESDAY, BAR OPENS 7 PM
GREEN PAPAYA ART PROJECTS

site under repair, for updates please check http://papayapost.blogspot.com

The mythical urban super hero plies his usual route of the metro. Unlike the romance of anonymity he rather indulges in the transformative power of a second skin, proudly donned to pass off the dull routine of the ordinary. This one serves and protect by merely 'being' – devoted to the tantalizing possibility of flight. An act of will to choose to be unordinary, seen and ever present. Little packages lie along our memorized route, bleeding in the drab ash-gray and brown earth of the metro. Stop and look at the pavement, surprise beholds. Its time for a birthday party!

Another boisterous evening of monthly reading has passed last Wednesday as Mikael Co and Joel Toledo lounged the evening away for an all-nighter conversations on persona and voice, occasional playful banter, laughter and self-reflexive thought. Also, equally engaging was Mark Salvatus presentation of urban street interventions and play of Pilipinas Street Plan. Finally, the end has come and we are pleased to announce the selected applicants and proposals for much anticipated W.O.P Residency program! Tomorrow we shall kick off the W.O.P Residency by introducing the recipients and discuss with them further the details of their love proposals

GREEN PAPAYA ART PROJECTS

124A Maginhawa Street, Teachers Village East, Diliman, Quezon City

Phone 0918 9457387 0926 6635606

email greenpapayaartprojects@gmail.com

WEDNESDAYS I'M-N-LOVE OPEN PLATFORM RESIDENCY PROGRAM IS SUPPORTED BY ARTS NETWORK ASIA

Wednesday I'm-n-love

2008-05-27T16:39:00.000-07:00

w.o.p 28/05 w.o.p monthly period readings + PSP Artist Presentation

MONTHLY PERIOD POETRY READINGS AND OPEN MIC FEATURING JOEL TOLEDO IN CONVERSATION WITH MIKAEL CO
WITH CHOLO GOITA, CALOY PIOCOS, DINO MANRIQUE, MIA TIJAM, HUSSEIN MACARAMBON, HOSTED BY ANDREA TERÁN

URBAN INTERVENTIONS AND STREET ACTIONS ARTIST PRESENTATION MARK SALVATUS / PILIPINAS STREET PLAN

MARCH 28 /WEDNESDAY, BAR OPENS 7 PM
GREEN PAPAYA ART PROJECTS
site under repair, for updates please check http://papayapost.blogspot.com

Descends the hourly downpour, reclaiming the tropical landscape maybe. Putting aside soaring oil prices, impending rice shortage, plight of migrant workers in the Middle East alongside GMA's P11 million growth this year, brighter prospects are yet in our horizon. Cheers to our beloved colleagues – knock outs at the recent auction at Borubodur, Singapore! Perhaps signaling the much needed facelift to Philippine contemporary art practice. A stronger shot in the arm is the much anticipated National Art Gallery's New Contemporary Art Projects exhibit Room 307: Inkling Gutfeel and Hunch on May 30 at National Museum. Yes, work hard and party harder.

After an intimate yet raucous closing party of Gina Osterloh's Shooting Blanks last Wednesday, Green Papaya was temporarily transported beyond the cinematic frames of Khavn de la Cruz's short films with Tonight I Will Love You Forever video installation curated by Norberto Roldan last Saturday. It's Wednesday once again and to cap off our monthly wait is our Monthly Period Readings with featured reader Joel Toledo in conversation with Mikael Co on the various shades and meaning of 'bayaw' and 'wasak.' Back to back with Mark Salvatus presentation on urban interventions and street actions of Pilipinas Street Plan. Meanwhile, a last shout out for W.O.P Residency which closes on May 30. Send out your proposals and as usual the moment is now.

GREEN PAPAYA ART PROJECTS
124A MAGINHWA ST. TEACHERS VILLAGE EAST, DILIMAN, QUEZON CITY
CALL 0926 6635606 OR 0918 9457387
GREENPAPAYAARTPROJECTS@GMAIL.COM SITE UNDER REPAIR, FOR UPDATES: HTTP://PAPAYAPOST.BLOGSPOT.COM

PLUG

2008-02-24T18:17:00.001-08:00

PLUG
By Sawsawan
*Collecting identities through music
(medium: your sound+our speakers)
If the earth can hear, what will you say?

Ears. Nowadays, they’ve been plugged with all sorts of contraptions that make the noise-polluted world as far away from the music-loving commuter (or disinterested pupil) as possible. It is detachment no one really hears.
***
At first it seems atrocious to bring the often noise-laden sounds of humans in the quiet, serene environment of Sambalikhaan. But here, the environment itself takes part in an exchange: the exchange of identities through sound.
Sawsawan invites everyone to share a song or two, to take part in this exchange: wind whistling through trees&mp3. Time to unplug those earphones (yes that’s right, here it’s no good keeping your music [identity] to yourself) and plug those players into our ultra-cool hi-tech speakermachinethingies. Then go and say, I AM STEREO.

***
(The songs played through the installation will be collected, documented and later uploaded onto a website.)
Free the ears! Share what’s on your SighPod!
Sambalikhaan grounds
Feb27-29, 2008

Common Spot

2008-02-24T18:14:00.000-08:00

Empty the stomach to digest a 2-day productive stampede of graffitis,
graffitists and grandeur; a program, in the manner of progression, that
openly seduces the people to co-paint the length of an urban surface.

As inviting as free taste, however, it wouldn't be breaking news to see people prove unbreakable, to the sense of exhibiting skepticism to the topic of the event-
-and at that, let it just be yet another jewel for those who gratifies graffiti in general public.

No.
This parade is not anti-gallery. Quite an alliance actually, by that it
stresses to deploy then employ an extension of its quality into its name in response to its awareness to that of the rational paranoid; that such urbanscapes wherein galleries are neglected and deserted by but dust, are bleak as bullshit.

In opposition though, in similar scandal, urbanscapes that shepherd no artistic tributes to its streets, and wrap no reason at all to side its walls aside abide by the margins of property restrictions (and occasionally, christen it "public urinal" during those occasional penis/bladder-leaks) are concretely no better, even to the most minute extent.
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Now with that said, it is helpful to know that still, only a bastard would urinate on gallery gullets.

Then, maybe that's the beauty of it...

...that the street, being the universal common spot, not just of the artist, but of the population, simply surpasses the 'crib-factor' to that
of gallery walls wallpapered in sophistication, discarding the socio-psychological barrier married to gallery doors.
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The collab celebrates the underlining of the streets' role as the root, as the crux, of human connection, and simultaneously paints the image wherein the streets are destined as destinations. And wherein we'd journey the streets for the streets themselves.
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Fuck this, the stampede is still moving.
Urinate Art to the wall and collaborate like a carnival.

tutoK:2talk
"Common Spot"
curated by: Mark Salvatus

Kargado

2008-02-24T06:38:00.000-08:00

opening night: tutok kargado
tutoK takes on charged works and responses to the gallery collection

Jose Tence Ruiz
Buen Calubayan
Mideo M. Cruz
Noel Soler Cuizon
Boy Dominguez
Alfred Esquillo, Jr.
Egai Talusan Fernandez
Karen Ocampo Flores
Emmanuel Garibay
J Pacena II
Kirby Roxas
Don Salubayba
Mark Ramsel Salvatus III

Curated by Jose Tence Ruiz

Ateneo Art Gallery,
Rizal Library, Ateneo de Manila University,
Loyola Heights , Quezon City
February 26, 2008, 6:30 p.m.

Art Thailand

2008-02-13T01:19:00.001-08:00

Art Thailand link
http://www.artthailand.net/articles_links.php

Awarded Residency at GÜMÜŞLÜK AKADEMİSİ

2008-01-27T09:44:00.000-08:00

THE GUMUSLUK ACADEMY
Cultural Foundation for the Arts and Center for Scientific Research
Bodrum, Mugla / Turkey
The Academy supports various education, research, discussion and demonstration activities on literature, philosophy, fine arts, science, politics etc. by multidisciplinary individuals or groups

MyGoyang News, South Korea

2007-12-27T00:25:00.000-08:00

My Goyang News

International Sculpture Exchange Exhibition

2007-12-19T19:40:00.001-08:00

Nov 27-29, 2007
Chonbuk Art Gallery, South Korea

UIPAF 2007

2007-12-19T19:28:00.000-08:00

Uiwang International Placard Art Festival 2007
Uiwang City, South Korea

4th Neo-AngonoPublic Arts Festival

2007-12-19T19:22:00.000-08:00

4th Neo-Angono Public Art Festival

November 20-22, 2007

Nov 20 Tuesday Day 1

6am Tribute to Botong and Maestro Lucio San Pedro, Angono Catholic Cemetery

8am Sangandaan ng Kasaysayan ng Malayang Pamamahayag sa Pilipinas (Unveiling of Neo-Angono's Copyrighted Reproduction of the NPC Mural Project) Angono Gymnasium

8am Poetry Mobile/Distribution Project - Grupo 3/7, KM64, LIRA
Angono Town Proper

9am Market Sign Intervention - Michael de Guzman
Angono Public Market Rooftop

9am Mga Obrang Gala - Jon Santos and Transient Collective Angono Town Plaza

10am Publik Box - Turo Sanchez, Mael De Guzman, Vangie Garcia Paso bridge, Brgy. San Roque

Wrapped: Traces - Mark Salvatus in collaboration with the community of Pulong Matsing Brgy. San Roque

Coca-Cola Country - Jan Reyes and Mike Bayquen Angono Town Proper Bridge

Rosaryo ng mga Alalahanin - Ian Lomongo and the Grupo 3-7 Poets St. Clement Church

5pm Obra ng mga Alaala at Tradisyon - Kaktus URS Taytay and Paleta Art Group Angono River, Bgy. San Roque

5pm Mga Obrang Gala - Jon Santos and Transient Collective Angono Town Plaza

5pm Publik Box - Turo Sanchez, Mael De Guzman, Vangie Garcia Laguna de Bai

6pm Publik Box - Turo Sanchez, Mael De Guzman, Vangie Garcia St.Clement Church

7pm Fusing Horizons - Allan Alcantara, Aaron Bautista, and Totong Francisco Nemiranda Art Cafe

7pm Hubog - Aga Francisco 2nd floor Nemiranda Art Cafe

8pm Open Mic Poetry and Acoustic Night Distribution of 3/7 Chop Book Nemiranda Art Cafe

Nov. 21 Wednesday Day 2

10am Cidera - Infinity and Accident Performance Angono Town Proper

1-5pm Graffiti as Street Art - Pilipinas Street Plan(T-Linc, ungga, mutationation, vermonyo, egg) Angono Town Proper

6pm Scene Seen - Maria Frances Q. Eugenio The Second Gallery

8pm Mga Obrang Gala - Jon Santos and Transient Collective Metrobank Parking Lot

8pm Sine-Silip sa Sinag-tala - Short films from young independent filmmakers(Roxlee, Emman de la Cruz, Rianne Hill Soriano, BJ Hernandez, Peachy Policarpio and others) Metrobank Parking Lot

Nov. 22 Thursday Day 3

9am Kasaysayan ng mga Hanggahan - Ian Lomongo, Owe Sanchez and Tanghalang Angono Angono Public Market

3pm Kasaysayan ng mga Hanggahan - Ian Lomongo, Owe Sanchez and Tanghalang Angono vicinity of the Angono Town Plaza

4pm Street performance - Ugat-Lahi Collective Angono Town Proper

5pm BANGKAW! Dula-i, singgiti. - Oro Art Guild Inc. - Nick Aca, Errol Balcos, Vhoyet Vasquez Balite, Poblacion Itaas

6pm ALTER-ATION - Anino Shadowplay Collective(Don Salubayba, Teny Arellano, Briandale Tadeo, Andrew Cruz, Teta Tulay) Balite, Poblacion Itaas

8pm Bisperas (Closing Night Performance) - Dayuhan, Elemento, Coffee Break Island, Good Leaf, Juan Pablo Dream, Neighbors, Go Signals, and the Sappy Red Hearts Club Band Manila East Road Highway

Neo-Angono Artists Collective
Angono, Rizal, Philippines

Call: 63+0915-5337308
email: info@neo-angono.com

Imagine Magazine Gallery

2007-12-19T19:13:00.000-08:00

Imagine Magazine, Holiday 2007 Issue
Imagine Gallery "Providences & Provocations"
Texts by Yonina Chan
Photos by At Maculangan

salvageprojectnews

Courtyard

Mabuhay Magazine - Philippine Airline's inflight magazine (April 2009)

In the Press: Metro Society (June 2009)

WOP Residency Report

Tutok Eduk

Fudge Magazine (April-May 2009)

TRANSMISSIONS GANGAN

In METRO Magazine

10 make it to short-list of Ateneo Art Awards

Fun and funky

I'm not following you

Wednesdays I’m-n-love

Wednesday I'm-n-love

PLUG

Common Spot

Kargado

Art Thailand

Awarded Residency at GÜMÜŞLÜK AKADEMİSİ

MyGoyang News, South Korea

International Sculpture Exchange Exhibition

UIPAF 2007

4th Neo-AngonoPublic Arts Festival

Call: 63+0915-5337308email: info@neo-angono.com

Imagine Magazine Gallery

Call: 63+0915-5337308
email: info@neo-angono.com