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Monday, May 12, 2008

 

Heritage alive and kicking

The 2008 National Heritage Month Festival brings culture back to the people

You know a cultural festival is hip and happening when a modernized play on an epic Bangsamoro oral tradition rivets mall rat spectators and earns the hearty applause of the very people from whom the tale originated—the Maranaos themselves. You know art is alive when a traditional oratorical debate from the Tagalogs of Bulacan floors with laughter an audience in Cagayan de Oro for whom the language is not the lingua franca.

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O T H E R   R E P O R T S

 

The largest number of Philippine paintings in an international auction

This proves the growing recognition and demand for Philippine art on the world market, on May 17 in Singapore, Borobudur—the Indonesian auction house that has grown phenomenally into one of Asia’s leading art markets—puts together 50 Philippine paintings—the largest ever for an international auction.

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• May 14 to 15: Darangen ni Bantugen dance interpretation of the Maranao epic by the Philippine Ballet Theater at Tanghalang Nicanor Abelardo, Cultural Center of the Philippines on May 14, 7:30 p.m. and May 15, 3 and 8 p.m. For the complete calendar of events, visit http://filheritagefest.fateback.com.

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ART QUEST
By Jack Teotico

The auction market has become the latest, and probably most exciting, venue for purchasing art. And in the Southeast Asian region, there are at least 10 auctions that feature Filipino art.

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PEOPLE
By Bob Garon

Sixth of seven parts

I have used the following story many times to illustrate a point and I will do it again. I was at a friend’s house one day having merienda. He was an executive of a prestigious corporation, but it soon became clear that he was not as successful with his married life as he was with his business affairs.

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