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Patuloy na nakapagsulat si Amanda Echanis kahit nakakulong at sa kanyang mga akda masusukat ang lalim ng kanyang pagnanasa na lumaya at higit sa lahat ay magpatuloy na lumaban para sa pagbabago.
Binhi at agos ng paglaya
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Bagong Pilipinas, Oh Shux! | The concert
Bagong Pilipinas, Oh Shux! | The concert
Well, the Concerned Artists of the Philippines (CAP) took the unusual route and, rather be all grim and determined, rejoiced with fans of Pinoy Pop and brought to the dance floor eight eager-beaver BINI fans called Blooms, all typically made up, to sway to the catchy tunes of BINI’s “Pantropiko” and “Salamin, Salamin.”
The search for Jonas lands in Cinemalaya film fest
The search for Jonas lands in Cinemalaya film fest
The story revolves around the painstaking and unrelenting search for JL’s abducted brother, Jonas Burgos, who has been missing since April 28, 2007.
Remarks on Mayamor’s collection of 50 poems/binalaybay
Remarks on Mayamor’s collection of 50 poems/binalaybay
Mayamor's poems understand Tumandok identity as marker that distinguishes them from lowland poor peasants pushed upland.
Haunted past and present
Haunted past and present
Activists as they are, Ilagan and Lamangan, could not allow the play to leave its audience depressed and hopeless. Their faith in the power of the mass movement seemed endless, ending the play with a positive note, uplifting its cast and audience alike.
Ppop rise for free, quality education in this year’s UP Fair
Ppop rise for free, quality education in this year’s UP Fair
The six-day music festival happening from February 12 to 17 at UP Sunken Garden, will champion human rights advocacies that the UP student system fights for.
Baliksaysay | GOMBURZA, Hanggang hangganan
Baliksaysay | GOMBURZA, Hanggang hangganan
Ipinahayag ng 1872 na ilusyon ang reporma at liberalismo sa kapuluan. Ang pagkagarote sa tatlong pari ang simbolikong paalala ng lupit at dahas ng kolonyal na kaayusang hindi kayang tapatan ng ilusyon ng ideyalismong liberal na isinulong ng mga naglalayon na maging kapantay lamang sila ng mga mananakop.
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A young artist’s journey ‘from the theater to the streets’
A young artist’s journey ‘from the theater to the streets’
June Cortes, a University of the Philippines Los Baños student, shares insights of his journey from the stage of Isko’t Iska to the streets of Bonifacio Day mobilization.
In exhibit ‘Mukhang Pamilyar,’ artist honors lives of unsung heroes, ordinary folk
In exhibit ‘Mukhang Pamilyar,’ artist honors lives of unsung heroes, ordinary folk
Jesús Manuel Santiago, fondly called Koyang Jess, launched his first ever exhibit titled “Mukhang Pamilyar” at the Gallery One in the UP Fine Arts Gallery in Diliman, Quezon City.
Filipino artists group launches recipe booklet in Hong Kong
Filipino artists group launches recipe booklet in Hong Kong
SAKA, or Sama-Samang Artista para sa Kilusang Agraryo, was recently invited by arts center Para Site to visit Hong Kong and share about the struggle for agrarian reform in the Philippines. They produced a booklet entitled, "Three Songs, Three Recipes." SAKA, an alliance of artists concerned with genuine land reform, rural development, and food security, bonded with migrant workers over food and music.
Effigy is art, not waste, says artist behind ‘Doble Kara’
Effigy is art, not waste, says artist behind ‘Doble Kara’
“Challenging this suit and condemning such action from the QCPD is necessary to keep the state’s armed forces from dictating how we practice our freedom of expression and set a precedent– especially for artworks that are anchored towards the current administration and the system."
Third World Romance: The parallels of love and labor, romance and realism
Third World Romance: The parallels of love and labor, romance and realism
The production takes an unconventional approach to telling the story of ordinary people under extraordinary circumstances— of poverty and pandemic— humanizing their choices, actions, and love languages. The film successfully stitched the fictional characters and the realities in the background, tapping kilig into romantic chemistry and familial love.
‘Charges vs. effigy artist, an attack against free expression’ – artists, progressives
‘Charges vs. effigy artist, an attack against free expression’ – artists, progressives
"It is well established that an effigy is a form of art. It is not solid waste: it is not garbage or refuse."
First Person | How we lived since that Jagged Little Pill
First Person | How we lived since that Jagged Little Pill
And perhaps, each generation is just defined by vastly different things that represent particular socio-political, cultural, and technological moments.
First Person | The making of the ‘Doble Kara’ effigy
First Person | The making of the ‘Doble Kara’ effigy
The burning of effigies dates back to the dictator Ferdinand Marcos Sr.’s rule. Burning effigies has become a regular staple during major protests in the Philippines.
Freedom of expression is the people’s right to fight back
Freedom of expression is the people’s right to fight back
We must therefore never forget that contradiction in fighting back for freedom of expression today. Freedom of expression is not a privilege of those in power, but a weapon of the oppressed to safeguard against the abuse of power—whether economic, political, and social.
Affidavit ng Dahas: On publishing state terror, resistance, and collective healing
Affidavit ng Dahas: On publishing state terror, resistance, and collective healing
“This zine offers lessons and hopes. It fortifies the morale of activists targeted in their region, gives inspiration to the hopeless, and reflects the unformidable love for their colleagues— disappeared and were victimized by the state."
‘O to the M to the G’ | More support needed as PPOP rises
‘O to the M to the G’ | More support needed as PPOP rises
Aside from breaking barriers in the themes they are covering, the growing PPOP movement in the music industry is also slowly changing the entertainment landscape.
Painting the Filipino peoples’ struggles in indigenous art
Painting the Filipino peoples’ struggles in indigenous art
Inspired by the culture of body painting in the Visayas, artist Armand Jake Dayoha (Instagram: @mr.aramanada) paid homage to the ancient art custom. Introducing his works of art, Dayoha stressed out how Western art influenced local artists, relegating the use of indigenous elements to the margins.
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