Piglas Sining
February 3-5, 2023
Cultural Center of the Philippines Complex
CCP Complex, Roxas Boulevard, 1300 Pasay City, Philippines
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A wide variety of exciting activities await the public in PASINAYA 2023: The CCP Open House Festival; the largest annual multi-arts festival in the country, as it returns LIVE in various venues at the CCP Complex and in partner museums and galleries. Audiences can choose from over a hundred shows, workshops, and other various activities in music, theater, dance, visual arts, film, and literature.
Taking Piglas Sining as its theme, the biggest inter-arts festival returns live with five components:
Pagtitipon: A gathering of regional partners to share plans and programs.
Palihan: “Workshop-All-You-Can” – workshops in all the art forms to be conducted by experts in their field.
Palabas: See-All-You-Can, Pay-What-You-Can” – Performances and film screenings featuring the CCP Resident Companies, professional, amateur and community-based artists and arts organizations in all the art genres.
Palitan: Arts Market – Artists pitch to prospective producers.
Paseo Museo: A visit to the various museums in Metro Manila
Taking part in the festival are art groups and individual artists from all over the country. With performances and workshops in four outdoor venues at the CCP Complex and at the Tanghalang Ignacio Gimenez as well as in 13 museums in the city, an audience of 14,000 warm bodies is expected to attend.
Following health and safety measures, the Pasinaya festival is a safe space for artist and audiences, including children and families.
TICKET INFORMATION:
Minimum suggested donation: P50 (for the wristband)
See-All-You-Can, Workshop-All-You-Can, Network-all-You-Can, Pay-What-You-Can!
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* All performances/activities will be held on February 4, 2023
Intramuros Administration – Casa Manila Museum
Plaza San Luis Complex cor. Gen. Luna and Real Streets, Intramuros, Manila
Open
Saturday to Sunday; 9AM to 5PM
Tuesday to Friday: By appointment. Exclusive to groups with 10 paid participants. Reserve at least two (2) working days before your visit via this link.
Entrance
PHP 75 (Regular rate), PHP 50 (Discounted rate); Discounted rate is for children (<18), senior citizens (60), students, persons with disabilities, and government employees. Please bring valid ID.
For inquiries, call 09157174115, 09368403225, 09155994483, or email us at business@intramuros.gov.ph
Managed by the Intramuros Administration (IA), Casa Manila is a lifestyle museum that shows how Filipinos lived at the turn of the twentieth century. The structure of the building is based on pre-World War II aerial photographs. Its facade is copied from a house that stood in the 1850s at Jaboneros Street in San Nicolas, a district of Manila in Binondo or Chinatown. The antique items on display are part of the IA Museum Collection, one of the most comprehensive state collections in the Philippines.
Intramuros Administration – Fort Santiago
Sta. Clara Street, Intramuros, Manila • 527-4084/88
Open
Monday to Sunday; 8:00 AM-11:00 PM
Entrance
Adults – PHP 75; Children, Students, Faculty, Senior Citizens, and PWDs. (Must present valid ID upon entry) – PHP 50
Fort Santiago is a 16th century military defense structure that stands witness to the valor and heroism of the Filipino through the centuries. Adaptive use of this famous historical landmark makes certain areas ideal for open air theater, picnics
and promenades.
PERFORMANCES
03:00 PM – 3:30 PM Sulyap by Muntinlupa Dance Company
04:00 PM – 4:30 PM Sa Kanayunan by Philippine Maharlika Dance Artists Inc.Company
Intramuros Administration – Museo De Intramuros
Corner Arzobispo and Anda Street, Intramuros, Manila
Open
Saturday to Sunday; 9AM to 5PM
Tuesday to Friday: By appointment. Exclusive to groups with 10 paid participants. Reserve at least two (2) working days before your visit via this link.
Entrance
PHP 200 (Regular rate), PHP 160 (Discounted rate). Discounted rate is for children (<18), senior citizens (60), students, persons with disabilities, and government employees. Please bring valid ID.
For inquiries call 09157174115, 09368403225, 09155994483, or email us at business@intramuros.gov.ph
The museum houses the ecclesiastical collection of the Intramuros Administration. It is located in two important reconstructions inside the walled city – the San Ignacio Church and the Mission House of the Society of Jesus. The Museo de Intramuros was designed to house the period art collections of Intramuros Administration that include ecclesiastical art, furniture, vestments, textiles, and other artifacts.
Manila Clock Tower Museum (New Stop)
4F Manila City Hall, Padre Burgos Ave., Ermita, Manila
Open
Tuesday to Friday;10AM-3:00PM
STRICTLY for booking only and NO WALK IN’s
Book your visit at www.facebook.com/manilaclocktowermuseum Schedule is subject to change until further notice.
Manila Clock Tower Museum is a first in museum galleries, it features a variety of multi-sensory exhibits of the historical event the Battle of Manila highlighted by the Wall of Heroes. Completed and opened in October 25, 2022, it features five levels of what is aptly called Adaptive Reuse, that is, from simply a clock/watch tower, it was repurposed and renovated to be a world class hotspot.
The Manila Clock Tower Museum was built through the initiative and vision of Hon. Francisco “Isko Moreno” Domagoso and was continued by Mayor Maria Sheilah Honey Lacuna-Pangan.
Further, The Department of Tourism, Culture and Arts of Manila (DTCAM) was tasked with the management, supervision and maintenance of the Clock Tower. Manila Clock Tower Museum also scores a first by featuring double exhibitions.
The grand opening in October 25, 2022, featured the exhibitions of a visual olympian and monumentalist Maestro Joe Datuin and the Father of Assertionism, the late Maestro Rene Robles.
The exhibits also include international Filipino visual artists Sherwin Paul Gonzales and Nante Carandang. Other award-winning artworks from Tawid Gallery and furniture artist Agi Pagkatipunan are also displayed and offered in the museum. The showcases were designed and curated by Ohm David and Elba Cruz. Lighting design by Meliton Roxas Jr.
PERFORMANCES
10:00 AM – 10:30 AM
Trip by John Red (10 minutes)
Replay by Frank Arrocena (2:41 minutes)
Ang Amomongo sa Aton by Vinju Intuna (18 minutes)
02:00 PM – 02:30 PM
The Passage of Life by Renz Vincemark Cruz, Hannah Daryl Gayapa (3:53 minutes)
Liwanag ng Baconaua (12:21 minutes)
Don’t Touch the Bay-ags by Allysa Marielle Garcia
National Museum of the Philippines
Taft Ave, Ermita, Manila, 1000 Metro Manila • 527-1215
Open
Tuesday to Sunday; 9:00 AM-6:00 PM
Entrance
Free admission; walk-ins are accepted.
For the regional, area, and site museums across the country, please check their details in this link.
Web www.nationalmuseum.gov.ph
The National Museum of the Philippines (NMP), a trust of the Government, is an educational, scientific, and cultural institution that envisions a Filipino nation unified by a deep sense of pride in their common identity, cultural heritage, and natural patrimony. To be able to achieve its vision, the National Museum Philippine’s primary mission is to acquire, document, preserve, exhibit, and foster scholarly study and appreciation of works of art, specimens, and cultural and historical artifacts.
The present-day NMP traces its origins to the Museo Biblioteca de Filipinas, which was established through a royal decree on August 12, 1887. It was later adapted by the American colonial government to become the Insular Museum of Ethnology, Natural History, and Commerce on October 29, 1901. The agency had undergone several organizational restructurings and transfer of sites until it was officially given a permanent home at Rizal Park Complex in Manila by virtue of Republic Act No. 8492. In 2019, Republic Act No. 11333 provided for the further expansion and institutionalization of NMP. It now manages 17 regional, area and site museums, and satellite offices across the country, with three more upcoming museums in various regions that will be operational in the coming years.
The NMP Central Complex comprises three museums. The National Museum of Fine Arts is home to 29 galleries and hallway exhibitions featuring 19th-century Filipino masters, National Artists, leading modern painters, sculptors, and printmakers. Also on view are art loans from other government institutions, organizations, and individuals. The National Museum of Anthropology stages thecountry’s ethnographic, terrestrial, and underwater archeological heritage, narrating the story of the Philippines through prehistoric artifacts and indigenous material culture. The National Museum of Natural History houses 12 permanent galleries that exhibit the rich biological and geological diversity of the Philippines. It includes creatively curated displays of botanical, zoological, and geological specimens that represent our unique natural history.
PERFORMANCES
National Museum of Fine Arts
10:00 AM – 10:30 AM Linangan sa Imahen, Retorika at Anyo (LIRA)
11:00 AM – 11:30 AM Justin Pinon
01:00 PM – 01:30 PM Bianca Louise Gabon
02:00 PM – 02:30 PM Luna Writers
National Museum of Anthropology
10:00 AM – 10:30 AM Simeona F. Chanyungco Lahing Kayumanggi Mananayaw ng Marikina Inc. (SFCLKM)
11:00 AM – 11:30 AM CEU Singers Manila
01:00 PM – 01:30 PM La Manila Dance Ambassadors and Rondalla
02:00 PM – 02:30 PM Song Weavers Philippines
National Museum of Natural History
10:00 AM – 10:30 AM Mauban Community Rondalla
11:00 AM – 11:30 AM Theater Pilgrim Project, Inc.
01:00 PM – 01:30 PM Dulaang Sipat Lawin
02:00 PM – 02:30 PM Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Valenzuela Dance Company
GSIS Museum (New Stop)
GSIS Headquarters, Financial Center Diosdado Macapagal Ave. Pasay City
Phone 479-3588 • 0929-171-4091
Email museum@gsis.gov.ph
Open
Tuesday to Saturday; 9:30 AM to 3:30 PM. Closed on Mondays and holidays
No need to schedule if below 25 pax per visit. Bring vaccination card
The GSIS Museo [ng Sining] was established in April 1996 but last October 2012, GSIS turned over the management of the GSIS Art Collection to the National Museum (NM) located along P. Burgos St. Manila (near Manila City Hall). Around 100 pieces, majority of which were done by National Artists like Fernando Amorsolo, Botong Francisco, Vicente Manansala, HR Ocampo, Joya, Kiukok, Bencab, National Artist Elect — Federico Alcuaz and other known artists such as Diosdado Lorenzo, Jose Blanco, Juvenal Sanso, & Rodolfo Ragodon are currently on display at the 3rd level of the National Art Gallery, NM. Juan Luna’s “Parisian Life” is also entrusted to the management of National Museum.
GSIS retained the works of other artists as well as the winning entries of the Annual GSIS Art Competition. These pieces are now on display at the GSIS Art Gallery including the largest mural publicly on display done by Amorsolo entitled “History of Music.” The Museum still conducts its regular activities like exhibits for new or group of artists, lectures and seminars, special tours, concerts and other performances among others. On the other hand, GSIS as an institution celebrated its 75th anniversary last year and memorabilia items were put on display at the museum entrance hallway. These items are now redisplayed and re-exhibited at the lower gallery of the museum. The space allocated for these items is renamed the GSIS Gallery of Institutional Memory.
Museo ng GSIS also handles other artworks and items (antiques, decorative items, pieces of furniture, etc.) from foreclosed and important properties of GSIS such as Puerto Azul, Coconut Palace, and the Metropolitan Theater. Some of these items are also put on display.
PERFORMANCES
10:00 AM – 10:30 AM Filipino Solos and Duets by Joshua Angelo Mondares, Jezreel Mangui, Donna Klariz Baluyut, Therese Alarkon and Raki Gendrano
11:00 AM – 11:30 AM Kabataang Gitarista
01:00 PM – 01:30 PM Musicondalla
02:00 PM – 02:30 PM Basta May Show: An Improv Show by One and A Half Men / Eksena PH
04:00 PM – 06:00 PM Launch of 2023 GSIS Art Competition
Museo Pambata (Children’s Museum)
Roxas Boulevard corner South Drive, Manila
Open
Friday to Sunday; 10AM to 5PM
Entrance
• Museo Open House (Fridays) – PHP 300 per head (inclusive of museum visit and playground access only)
• Museo Playshop (Saturdays to Sundays) PHP 450 per head (inclusive of museum visit, playground access, plus workshop/activities)
• Children 2 years old and below are free of charge. We also apply the standard 20% discount for Senior Citizens and PWDs upon presenting the IDs. We accept walk-ins. Changes of schedule and rates, will be posted on our social media pages
Museo Pambata is the first interactive and hands-on children’s museum in the Philippines. Housed in a historical building at the heart of Manila, its doors first opened in 1994. It is a private organization sitting on public land. For 28 years, it has served to be a fun learning space for generations of Filipino kids and kids-at-heart. As it became an integral part of our nation’s culture and heritage, it has strengthened its commitment to celebrate and protect the Filipino child and Filipino childhood by continuously nurturing and empowering the Filipino community.
PERFORMANCES
Indoor
10:00 AM – 10:30 AM PHSA Musika Ibarang
11:00 AM – 11:30 AM Ang Huling Mambabato by Guang Ming College
01:00 PM – 01:30 PM Booklatan at Bahaginan by National Book Development Board Philippines (NBDB)
02:00 PM – 02:30 PM Booklatan at Bahaginan by National Book Development Board Philippines (NBDB)
Outdoor
10:00 AM – 10:30 AM Timoteo Paez Elementary School Rondalla
11:00 AM – 11:30 AM Spanish Influence Dances by Sanglahi Dance Troupe
01:00 PM – 01:30 PM Sining Para Sa Pagbangon by Lyceum of the Philippines University Batangas Cultural Guild
02:00 PM – 02:30 PM Sining Para Sa Pagbangon by Lyceum of the Philippines University Batangas Cultural Guild
MCAD (Museum of Contemporary Art and Design) + BeAM (Benilde Arts Management)
Dominga St, School of Design and Arts • De La Salle- College of Saint Benilde
Phone 2305100 loc 3897
Socials mcadmanila.tumblr.com I www.facebook.com/MCAD.Manila
Twitter and Instagram: @mcadmanila
Open
Tuesdays to Saturdays, 10AM to 6PM; Sundays, 10AM to 2PM
Closed on Mondays and holidays
Visitors are asked to book in advance through the museum’s website. For information about current museum days and hours of MCAD, you may email mcad@benilde.edu.ph and also check updates on its website as well as official social media channels.
An art space located in the Design and Arts Campus of the De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde, the Museum of Contemporary Art and Design (MCAD) is a non-collecting institution whose contemporary art exhibitions, learning programs, as well as other cultural and art-inspired undertakings showcase the possibilities of technology, new media, and presents content that encourages engagement with art and culture, its practice and production, as well as its presentation and interpretation.
Online exhibition:
www.mcadmanila.org.ph/tropical-climate-forensics and porensiko.ph
DEREK TUMALA: TROPICAL CLIMATE FORENSICS
Tropical Climate Forensics draws inspiration from Derek Tumala’s residency at the Manila Observatory, one of the oldest meteorological observatories in South-east Asia, built by Jesuit fathers in 1865. Tumala’s research into the meteorological and seismographic archives, current data and future forecasts sheds light on shifting patterns of weather and climate in the Philippines and the region. Using the form of a diorama as a model, Tumala’s online project explores the climate crisis across the past, present and a speculative future.He creates a taxonomy specific to the Philippines as a tropical site, with biomes to represent his research into the climate crisis.
The project is part of the World Weather Network — a global coalition of 28 arts agencies around the world formed in response to the climate crisis.
ACTIVITIES
Ground Floor
08:00 AM – 08:30 AM Registration
09:00 AM – 09:30 AM Workshop 1: Bracelet making (MODA)
09:30 AM – 10:30 AM Workshop 2: Coloring workshop (Drawlnk/MediaMax)
10:30 AM – 11:30 AM Workshop 3: Rock painting (Artelier)
11:30 AM onwards. Visitors can still come to the booth and create their crafts on their own.
Second (2nd) Floor
08:30 AM onwards. Start of video performances presentation loop (BCAO)
12:15 PM – 01:00 PM Listening Party Set (DJ)
01:00 PM – 03:00 PM Exclusive Watch Party (CITALP)
Third (3rd) Floor
03:00 PM – 03:30 PM First wave of performances (CSB SACP)
03:30 PM – 04:00 PM Second wave of performances (BCAU)
04:00 PM – 04:30 PM Ice Breaker Activity & Photo-op
04:30 PM – 05:00 PM Third wave of performances (BCAU)
05:00 PM – 05:30 PM Fourth wave of performances (CSB SACP)
05:30 PM – 06:00 PM Special performance by TALA / ZILD / ENA MORI
The Generator
10:00 AM – 02:00 PM Benildean Filmworks
Black Box (6th Floor)
* Song Performances *
1:00 PM – 1:45 PM Gab De Castro
2:00 PM – 2:45 PM Raelight
3:00 PM – 3:45 PM The Nomads
4:00 PM – 4:45 PM Pauline Cueto
Adamson University Art Gallery
Romualdez Street, Ermita, Manila
Open
Monday to Friday; 9AM to 5PM
Located at the left side of the Adamson University Theater, the Adamson University Art Gallery first opened last September 27, 2005. The gallery’s latest transformation is the handiwork of Arch. Sylvester Selio, faculty member of the College of Architecture, who was commissioned to design the makeover. From just being a part of the St. Theresa’s Auditorium and its surroundings, the gallery now invites a second look because of its
interesting Brutalist architecture that carries modernist and deconstructivist elements. The Brutalist design applied is particularly evident in the wavy texture of the lower facade, in the cubist-looking surface of the upper facade, in the triangular shapes carved or embossed on the boundary wall at the terrace and even on the slender grass boxes embedded in the terrace itself. The linear and angled character of the design is echoed in the two-floor interior, notably in the stair case, ceiling and glass panels. It was renovated and reopened last October 1, 2013. The art gallery has mounted several arts and photo exhibits and serves as holding area for special guests of the theater.
Ongoing exhibition:
“Hope & Faith”
February 2 to 28, 2023
A solo exhibition featuring the works of Jose Glenn Blanco
02:00 PM – 04:00 PM Development of Art in Angono: Talk and Workshop by Jose Glenn Blanco
School of Fine Arts & Design (SFAD) Jose Conrado Benitez Gallery • Philippine Womens University (New Stop)
Leon Guinto Street, Malate, Manila
Phone (02) 526 842
Email sfadgallery@pwu.edu.ph
Open
Monday to Friday; LOAM to 6PM
The SFAD JCB gallery operates under the office of the University President, with the supervision of the Dean of the School of Fine Arts and Design (SFAD). It enjoins other schools within the university, and visiting cultural producers to engage with the gallery to avail its facilities for exhibitions and scholarly discourse related to art, culture and heritage.
Since its establishment in 2012, the gallery has mounted visual art exhibitions that featured works of PWU SFAD alumni, students, and faculty; hosted exhibitions of visiting artists such as Anne Pigelow Kaplan (photographer) and Jade Hoyer (Book and printmaking artist); hosted artists talks of Angel Shaw (filmmaker), Kawayan De Guia (Installation artist), Gerry King (glass artist), Ramon Orlina (glass artist), and organized
series of scholarly discussions such as the Visual Art Research Colloquium moderated by curator & academician Laya Boquiren PhD., and Understanding Dada and the Historical Avant-Garde by art theorist Thomas Haakenson PhD.
Through exhibitions, visiting artist program, and open to the public scholarly discussions, the SFAD JCB gallery provides the confident affirmation of PWU as an avenue for art, culture and heritage that contributes to the expansion of the visual art language.
PERFORMANCES
10:00 AM – 10:30 AM Tsupon by Teatro Versatil
10:00 AM – 11:30 AM Lila
01:00 PM – 01:30 PM Kung Paano Ko Pinatay si Diana Ross
by Teatro Lasalliana
02:00 PM – 02:30 PM Bakit Bata by Siklab-Sakbibi Actors Company
AIMS Museo Maritimo
6/F AIMS Lighthouse Roxas Blvd. Cor. A. Arnaiz St., Pasay City
Phone
(+632)8831-2467 local 1104/1103
Open
Monday to Friday; 9AM to 5PM
Book your visit at www.facebook.com/AIMSmuseomaritimo
The archipelagic nature of the Philippines, its strategic location as a crossroads in the maritime trade routes, and the large contribution of Filipino seafarers in the global seafaring industry necessitate a maritime-themed museum that will serve as a repository of maritime knowledge and history. Museo Maritimo is dedicated to Filipino seafarers and pays homage to their contribution to nation-building from the distant past to the present.
On 23 March 2012, Museo Maritimo had its grand launch at the Philippine Trade and Training Center, the first maritime-themed museum in the country, that showcases its long and rich maritime history and how it has developed through the centuries. Museo Maritimo is a project envisioned and initiated by the Asian Institute of Maritime Studies or AIMS, under the keen supervision and efforts of its President, Mrs. Arlene AbuidPaderanga, Ed. D., in collaboration with Hiniraya Cultural and Heritage Foundation
and its partner organization ICOM Philippines. Museo Maritimo utilizes imaginative exhibitions and displays to illustrate what the Philippine seafaring, training, and manning history is and who its leaders are.
Furthermore, it serves as a repository for valuable collections of marine art, ship models, and nautical artifacts. Museo Maritimo believes that museums are not only storehouses of history and knowledge, but should alsoserve as factories of knowledge. In realizing this objective, the museum promotes not only heritage awareness but also takes part in nation-building and knowledge generation by conducting quality research, conferences, seminars, and lectures that will make everyone conscious of the maritime past, present, and future.
CCP Complex
February 4:
7:00 am – 7:30 am
Piglas Sining Bangon: Pre-show Opening Program with Unfreezing Exercises
CCP Front Lawn
10:30 am
Isang Minuto, Isang Kwento
Tanghalang Ignacio Gimenez (Black Box Theater)
11:30 am
Kwentong Karilyo
Tanghalang Ignacio Gimenez (Black Box Theater)
4:00 pm
Collage Animation for KIDS & TEENS
Tanghalang Ignacio Gimenez (Black Box Theater)
6:00 pm – 6:30 pm
SLU Lantern Parade
** There will be workshops-all-you-can throughout the day, as well as Paseo Museo, with free tours of 13 participating museums and galleries, starting at 9am to 5pm.
February 5:
7:00am – 7:30am
Palabas Pre-show: Banda Rito, Banda Roon
8:00am – 9:00 am
Palabas Opening Program and Parade
10:00 am
DulaYaw
Tanghalang Ignacio Gimenez (Black Box Theater)
6:30pm
Pasinaya Closing Program: People’s Gala
CCP Front Lawn
** There will be watch-all-you-can performances in various venues – CCP Front Lawn, Liwasang Kalikasan, Vicente Sotto Street, and Tanghalang Ignacio B. Gimenez. Paseo Museo continues on February 5.
