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Open Exhibit
Aug
11
11:00 AM11:00

Open Exhibit

  • Yerba Buena Gardens San Francisco, CA, 94103 United States (map)
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Open Exhibits Happening Throughout the Day

Visual art exhibits showcasing an eclectic genre and styles of Filipino art from SF Bay Area artists, Filipino textiles and artifacts from private collections, books by Filipino and FilAm authors. Meet the artists and discover the rich artistic heritage of the Philippines. » Art Exhibit by Jeff Quintano – Tattoo Artist » Art Exhibit by Eric Nodora – Street Art Muralist » Art Exhibit by Marielle Atanacio – Visual Artist, Illustrator & Children’s Book Author » The Hinabi Project: Philippine Textile Exhibit » Hands-on Children’s Art Activities: Coloring textile patterns and other ethnic designs » Book Readings by Marielle Atanacio, Edwin Lozada and Beverly Parayno » Baybayin Introductory Lessons: Practice writing your name and other words in Baybayin; for ages 7 to adult » Book giveaways from PAWA.

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Open Exhibit
Aug
10
11:00 AM11:00

Open Exhibit

  • Yerba Buena Gardens San Francisco, CA, 94103 United States (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

Open Exhibits Happening Throughout the Day

Visual art exhibits showcasing an eclectic genre and styles of Filipino art from SF Bay Area artists, Filipino textiles and artifacts from private collections, books by Filipino and FilAm authors. Meet the artists and discover the rich artistic heritage of the Philippines.

» Art Exhibit by Jeff Quintano – Tattoo Artist » Art Exhibit by Eric Nodora – Street Art Muralist

» Art Exhibit by Marielle Atanacio – Visual Artist, Illustrator & Children’s Book Author

» The Hinabi Project: Philippine Textile Exhibit

» Hands-on Children’s Art Activities: Coloring textile patterns and other ethnic designs

» Book Readings by Marielle Atanacio, Edwin Lozada and Beverly Parayno

» Baybayin Introductory Lessons: Practice writing your name and other words in Baybayin; for ages 7 to adult

» Book giveaways from PAWA.

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Marielle Atanacio reads from her book Who Turned on the Sky?
Aug
13
2:30 PM14:30

Marielle Atanacio reads from her book Who Turned on the Sky?

  • Esplanade @ Yerba Buena Gardens (map)
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About WHO TURNED ON THE SKY? by Marielle Atanacio:

A girl who enjoys all the wonders of the sky starts to question if someone turns on the sun, the stars, and the moon. She asks the townspeople for help as she begins her trip to find the answer to her question. This playful picture book is a great way to learn about some of the figures of Philippine mythology as a family, and to celebrate the magic and beauty of pre-colonial stories.

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Justine Villanueva Reads from her book Mungan And Her Lola
Aug
13
1:00 PM13:00

Justine Villanueva Reads from her book Mungan And Her Lola

  • Esplanade @ Yerba Buena Gardens (map)
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About MUNGAN AND HER LOLA by Justine Villanueva:

Mungan and her Lola tells the story of the child Mungan who loves to make her lola smile. One day, Lola is inconsolably sad. Mungan and her family engage in Filipino rituals of care—cooking sabaw, performing hilot, and playing kulintang—to uncover the source of Lola's sadness and find a way to bring back her smile. This story is inspired by the Bukidnon epic which tells the story of Mungan, the Babaylan (Healer) of Bukidnon.

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Christina Newhard Reads From Her Book Amina And The City Of Flowers
Aug
12
2:30 PM14:30

Christina Newhard Reads From Her Book Amina And The City Of Flowers

  • Esplanade @ Yerba Buena Gardens (map)
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About AMINA AND THE CITY OF FLOWERS by Christina Newhard:

Amina, a young Yakan weaver, is homesick for Basilan, but she finds inspiration for her loom in the diversity and color of her new home, Zamboanga City. "Amina" touches on themes of creativity, diversity, bakwit/internally displaced peoples, and the matriarchal traditions of Philippine weaving.

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Kristine Lime: Artist On A Mission
Aug
12
to Aug 13

Kristine Lime: Artist On A Mission

  • Esplanade @ Yerba Buena Gardens (map)
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"My identity is not found in the opinion of critics or anyone. My identity is found in Christ."

Artist on a Mission, Kristine Lim, is a celebrated, globally renowned, and award winning, Missionary Visual Artist from the Philippines. Perhaps, being able to draw before learning how to write foretold what this Artist on a Mission was born for.

https://www.artistonamission.com/

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Taipan Lucero And Calligrafilipino, Art And Advocacy That Celebrates Pre-Colonial Writing And Traditional Filipino Culture
Aug
12
to Aug 13

Taipan Lucero And Calligrafilipino, Art And Advocacy That Celebrates Pre-Colonial Writing And Traditional Filipino Culture

  • Esplanade @ Yerba Buena Gardens (map)
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A cum laude graduate of the University of the Philippines College of Fine Arts, Taipan Lucero started out as an independent creative industry professional, providing design and marketing services to a long list of clients that included Fortune 500 companies.

Eventually working as the only Filipino designer in a company in Kobe, Japan, he experienced first hand through practicing Japanese Calligraphy or Shodo, the immense love and respect the Japanese show their culture. Inspired by this, he quit his job and went back home to start CalligraFilipino.

CalligraFilipino, a portmanteau of Calligraphy and Filipino, is his art and advocacy that celebrates pre-colonial writing and traditional Filipino culture.

His works have been showcased locally and internationally, and has been constantly featured by mainstream outlets on print, radio, television, and new media, both here and abroad. As a supplement to his art, he conducts workshops and has spoken on multiple occasions in academic institutions as well as local and international conferences.

https://www.taipanlucero.com/

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The Hinabi Project: The Art Of Philippine Textiles
Aug
12
to Aug 13

The Hinabi Project: The Art Of Philippine Textiles

  • Esplanade @ Yerba Buena Gardens (map)
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The Hinabi Project (THP) started out under the wing of Philippine Writers and Artists, Inc. (PAWA), a 501(c)3 non-profit organization based in San Francisco.

THP seeks to increase awareness of and appreciation for the exquisite and rich tradition of Philippine weavings and textiles. The project aims to encourage the families of weavers, embroiderers, and designers of traditional Filipino textiles to continue working on their crafts by supporting sustainable household economies and their incorporation into the culture industries. Through these efforts, the project hopes it will inspire Filipinos at home and overseas to rediscover their rich textile heritage and incorporate aspects of this heritage in their modern lifestyle, thereby ensuring the continuation of a living culture and related craft industries. 

The Hinabi Project introduces to the San Francisco public, exhibits of textile arts by artisan families from Philippine ethnolinguistic communities who produce fabrics from pineapple fiber, Philippine cotton, and abaca (musa textilis) as part of its on-going awareness program. It has had three exhibits in San Francisco: The Art of Piña at the Asian Art Museum in 2015, Weaving Peace and Dreams: Textile Arts of Mindanao at the Mills Building in 2017, Mountain Spirits: Textile and folk Arts of Cordillera and Ilokos at the Mills Building in 2018. The next exhibit is scheduled for June 2021 at the historic San Francisco Mint on 5th Street and Mission.

http://thehinabiproject.org

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Surreal Art  by  Art of "Nonie" Cruzado (Boulder, CO)
Aug
14
12:00 PM12:00

Surreal Art by Art of "Nonie" Cruzado (Boulder, CO)

Nonie Cruzado was born in the Philippines. He studied at the University of Santo Tomas and attended the College of Fine Arts and Design where he majored in painting. Using primarily oil, acrylic, and ink and inspired by his observations of human conditions, Cruzado channels his life experiences and personal values through resonating imagery and symbolism in his artwork. Nonie lives and works in San Diego, CA.

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“Embedded Bricks”  by Cristine Blanco (San Francisco)
Aug
13
2:00 PM14:00

“Embedded Bricks” by Cristine Blanco (San Francisco)

Born and raised in the Bay Area, Cristine Blanco is an interdisciplinary artist who works in sculpture, video and installation. Her works take environmental injustices, the precarity of resources, and familial story as her starting point. Inspired by her grandmother’s home in the Philippines, she explores the impact of rising sea levels and considers how human connectivity and adaptation are essential to recovery and transformation. Through repetition, reenactment and reconstruction, Cristine processes and makes sense of a constantly evolving world by documenting personal and global changes. 

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Surreal Art  by  Art of "Nonie" Cruzado (Boulder, CO)
Aug
13
12:00 PM12:00

Surreal Art by Art of "Nonie" Cruzado (Boulder, CO)

Nonie Cruzado was born in the Philippines. He studied at the University of Santo Tomas and attended the College of Fine Arts and Design where he majored in painting. Using primarily oil, acrylic, and ink and inspired by his observations of human conditions, Cruzado channels his life experiences and personal values through resonating imagery and symbolism in his artwork. Nonie lives and works in San Diego, CA.

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