What we do | Curatorial Projects | Daloy
Daloy (Bakawan and Beyond)
February 2015
Jorge B. Vargas Museum, University of the Philippines-Diliman
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Physically, water nourishes and destroys. Socially, water divides then unites. Spiritually, it equalizes all mankind as he loses his individuality and ego to attain common goals.
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The Daloy Art Exhibit aims to engage artists to dissect, respond to, and expound on the various aspects and issues surrounding Water. Along with the exhibit, there is a lecture and a workshop that are designed for the audience to participate in and have a broader understanding of the issues being raised.
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The Daloy is a continuation of of Project Bakawan, an environmental art festival that involved more than a 200 artists and organizations held at the University of the Philippines-Diliman last February 2015.
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This project was curated by Dr. Patrick Flores and Ruel Caasi.
WHAt WE DO
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ACTIVITIES
Flow and movement are main themes for the Daloy workshops. They were led by environmental advocate and mural artist AG Saño, multi-awarded choreographer Nejla Yatkin and the Daloy Dance Co.
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More than fifty artists participated in the Daloy visual arts exhibit at the Vargas Museum in UP Diliman. Artists were invited respond to the various issues and aspects of water.
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Daloy ended on a high note with a unity concert at the Vargas Museum grounds. The concert featured music , dance performances and poetry.
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