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Art Stud 143: Guest Lecture Series

Faye Cura: “Feminist Publishing as Feminist Organizing”

May 25, Tuesday | 2:30 pm – 4:00 pm 

Para mag register:     tinyurl.com/GLSMay25   

Malugod namin kayong iniimbitahan sa ika-5 talakayan sa Guest Lecture Series na inihanda ng mga estudyante ng Art Studies 143: Contemporary Art, isang kurso mula sa Department of Art Studies – University of the Philippines Diliman. 

Ang panauhing tagapagsalita sa sesyong ito ay si Bb. Faye Cura, manunulat, editor at convener ng GANTALA PRESS. Ang Gantala Press na itinatag noong 2015 sa Metro Manila ay isang independent, non-profit, at volunteer-run na Filipina feminist press at literary collective na nakasentro sa mga kwento ng kababaihan at ang kanilang partisipasyon at pakikipaglaban. Naglilimbag ang Gantala Press ng iba’t ibang publikasyon at nagdaraos ng press fairs, diskusyon, at workshops para sa kanilang mga adbokasiya. Naniniwala ang Gantala Press sa potensiyal ng Feminist Press bilang aksyong politikal kasama ang mga kababaihang artista at mga samahang kababaihan sa bansa. 

Samahan kami at sama-sama tayong matuto sa 25 May 2021, 2:30pm – 4:00 PM. Para mag register: tinyurl.com/GLSMay25

Inaaanyayahan rin ang lahat na samahan kami sa darating na sesyon:

May 27 – Rocky Cajigan 

Kita-kita tayo at sabay-sabay na matutuo! 

Para sa iba pang impormasyon at mga katanungan, maaaring i-email sa fddatuin@up.edu.ph  

Art Stud 143: Guest Lecture Series

“WOMANIFESTO: LINKING COMMUNITIES”

Speaker: Varsha Nair

May 20, Thursday, 2:30 – 4:00pm

To register for the May 20 event click https://tinyurl.com/GLSMay20th

Join us on May 20, 2021, 2:30 pm, for the fourth installment of our Guest Lecture Series on “Art and Artmaking in the Time of Covid – 19.” The series is organized by students of Art Studies 143 (Contemporary Art), a course offered by the Department of Art Studies, University of the Philippines Diliman. 

The May 20 session focuses on WOMANIFESTO, an international art exchange that began in 1995, when a group of women artists, writers and activists from Thailand organized a feminist art exhibition titled Tradisexion at Concrete House, an alternative art space in Bangkok. In 1997, Womanifesto evolved into a biennial, and has since brought together exhibitions, workshops, artist-in-residence programs, and other forms of exchanges and conversations aiming to link art practitioners and communities all over the world. In the context of separation and lockdowns, Womanifesto is meeting in virtual spaces through  ‘Womanifesto 2020: Gatherings,’ which opened up conversations with various groups joining in from Udon Thani (Thailand), Baroda (India), Berlin (Germany), Sydney (Australia), Basel (Switzerland), and London (UK). Each location invited friends and colleagues and followed their own theme in relation to their immediate situation and consideration of what a gathering could be in current times. What happened locally was linked internationally viawww.blog.womanifesto.com.

We will learn more about Womanifesto in this session through co-organizer, VARSHA NAIR, whose  art practice encompasses various approaches and genres, including bringing people and things together. She has also exhibited widely in Bangkok, New Delhi, Basel, Glasgow, Perth, and Melbourne,  London, Berlin, Turin, and New York, among others.  Nair has published her writings in various art journals such as n paradoxa, Southeast of Now: Directions in Contemporary and Modern Art in Asia, Art AsiaPacific, and Ctrl+P Journal of Contemporary Art of which she is Editorial Board member. She is currently a guest lecturer at Hochschule Lucerne, Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts.

To register: click:  https://tinyurl.com/GLSMay20th

You may also wish to mark your calendars for the upcoming events in this series:

May 25 – Gantala Press (Faye Cura)

May 27 – Rocky Cajigan

 We hope to see you in each of these talks! For more information and inquiries, please email fddatuin@up.edu.ph

Art Stud 143: Guest Lecture Series: Mark Salvatus

“Sensitivity of the Senses”

May 18, Tuesday| 2:30 pm – 4:00 pm

To register for the May 18 event: click here (http://tinyurl.com/GLSMay18 )

Join us for the 3rd instalment of the Guest Lecture Series, organized by students of Art Studies 143 (Contemporary Art), a course being offered by the Department of Art Studies, University of the Philippines Diliman.

Our speaker for this session is Mark Salvatus, an intermedia artist who lives and works in Manila. Working across various disciplines and media, Salvatus’ works have been presented in different exhibitions and venues including, among many others, the the 2^nd Lahore Biennale (2020);  the Sharjah Biennale (2019); the Gwangju Biennale (2018), the Rencontres Internationales Paris/Berlin (2016-2017); Philippine Pavilion, Venice Architecture Biennale (2016); SONSBEEK International, Arnhem, Netherlands (2016); 3rd Singapore Biennale (2011), 4th Guangzhou Triennale (2011), Jakarta Biennale (2011 & 2015), and the Honolulu Biennale (2014). 

He had residencies in Asia Culture Center (ACC) Gwangju, South Korea, Rijksakademie, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, IASPIS Umea, Sweden; Art OMI, New York, Koganecho, Yokohama and Goyang Art Studio in South Korea. Recently, Salvatus was a visiting artist at University of Colorado Boulder, Art and Art History Department.

Salvatus also organized a wide range of artist-run projects, among them LOAD NA DITO, an artistic and research initiative he co-founded in 2016 with curator Mayumi Hirano. Currently based in Quezon City, Load na Dito hopes to critically address questions on participation, collaboration, and curation in relation to practices and forms of producing and presenting contemporary art. 

Learn more about Salvatus’ practice on 18 May 2021, 2:30pm – 4:00 pm. To register, click http://tinyurl.com/GLSMay18

You may also wish to mark your calendars for the upcoming events in this series:  

May 20 – Womanifesto (Varsha Nair)

May 25 – Gantala Press (Faye Cura)

May 27 – Rocky Cajigan

We hope to see you in each of these talks! 

For more information and inquiries, please email fddatuin@up.edu.ph