Online with Facebook Live
Saturday, December 19, 2020 | 4 PM UTC+08 – 6 PM UTC+08
Price: Free · Duration: 2 hr
Metropolitan Museum of Manila
Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas Complex, Roxas Boulevard, 1302 Manila, Philippines
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Artists, curators, and art managers navigate a whole ecosystem of relationships with other agents, stakeholders, and sometimes, whole institutions. As we go about balancing often multiple roles and personal ethics, our ways of working may at times lead to unavoidable frictions and other challenges that are part of the dynamic process of partnership. Shared objectives require us to negotiate, compromise and deal with various tensions while at the same time care for our own personal goals and vision. How do we go about managing and building these hopefully symbiotic exchanges, and how does the sector take care of individuals in this challenging period?
We’d like to invite the Philippine art community to join a conversation that will bring together artists, art managers, and gallerists to discuss the relationships between various stakeholders in the artworld in different places in the Philippines, and to examine the strengths and potentials of the current systems of collaborations, as well as the challenges that stem from competing interests, structures, and forces that we encounter. How may we work towards maximizing our capacities and building more sustainable systems in our community?
‘Taking Care of Ourselves’ is the first installment of ART AND COMMUNITY, a series of dialogues that examine and explore the ecology of relationships within the Philippine artworld and its ties to society.
Panelists:
Alfredo and Isabel Aquilizan
Rocky Cajigan
Charlie Co
Kublai Millan
Isa Lorenzo
Moderated by Patrick Flores
This event is FREE and OPEN to all! Register here bit.ly/ArtAndCommunity to tune in on Zoom or click ‘going’ in our event page to be notified once we go live!
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This webinar is organized by Metropolitan Museum of Manila and the National Commission for Culture and the Arts through the Philippine Arts in Venice Biennale (PAVB).
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