Pananaw ng Sining Bayan, Inc, in partnership with
Japan Foundation Manila Office, the Lopez Memorial Museum and the
Yuchengco Museum, holds the conference Locus Redux: Speaking Across
Contexts, Learnings and Negotiations in Writing and Teaching on Art
from May 19-21, 2012.
It will touch on themes such as new pedagogy, deschooling, mobile learning, migrating art academies, web 2.0, among others, in the teaching about art and design. Resource persons include:
It will touch on themes such as new pedagogy, deschooling, mobile learning, migrating art academies, web 2.0, among others, in the teaching about art and design. Resource persons include:
- Raiji Kuroda (Fukuoka Asian Art Museum),
- Yukie Kamiya (Museum of Contemporary Art, Hiroshima)
- Brenda Fajardo (Philippine Art Educators Association/Philippine Educational Theater Association)
- Patrick Flores (UP Diliman/Vargas Museum)
- Nancy Adajania (Cultural Theorist and Co-artistic Director, 9th Gwangju Biennal
- Jang Un Kim (normal type/Korean National University of Arts)
- Farah Wardani (Indonesian Visual Art Archive/Cemeti Art House)
- Claire Tancons (Curator/researcher/writer, US/Caribbean)
- Carol Lu (Contributing Editor, Frieze and Co-artistic Director, 9th Gwangju Biennale)
- Abdellah Karroum (L’appartement 22)
- Ellen Pau (Videotage, Hong Kong.
Conference Program
May 19, 2012 (Day 1)
8:30-9:00 am Arrivals/Registration at Yuchengco Museum
9-9:40 Welcome and Opening Addresses (Yuchengco Museum, PSBI, Lopez Museum, Japan Foundation)
9:40-10:00 Break
10 -11:30 Keynote (Knowledge Production via Discourses on Art):
Brenda Fajardo (Philippine Art Educators Association/
Phil. Educational Theater Association)
As a noted artist-educator involved in the critically formative years
of two of the Philippines’s seminal art organizations, Dr. Brenda
Fajardo will be sharing from both the Philippine Art Educators’
Association’s and the Philippine Educational Theater Assocation’s early
attempts to frame art pedagogy within such nuanced conditions as a
post-colonial legacy of uneven access to art education and ensuing
ontological debates enmeshed in studies on Filipino culture and identity
politics.
11:30-12:30 Lunch break
12:30-2:30 pm
Session A (Articulating Modernisms)
This session is intended to frame the succeeding sessions within
ongoing discussions circulating within the region about problematized
constructions of modernism and contemporaneity and how these figure in
the production and circulation of discourse on art practice within Asia
in this purported Asian century.
Speakers:
Patrick Flores, University of the Philippines Vargas Museum
Raiji Kuroda, Chief Curator, Fukuoka Asian Art Museum
Nancy Adajania, Cultural theorist and Co-artistic Director, 9th Gwangju Biennale
Moderator: Joselina Cruz, Director, Museum of Contemporary Art and Design, DLSU-CSB
2:30-2:45 Afternoon break
2:45-5pm
Session B (Education out of bounds)
This session is intended to facilitate elaboration on how
independent/private organizing efforts demonstrated in the work of art
collectives, and experimental spaces provide a productive counterpoint
to institutionalized learning and orthodox discourse.
Speakers:
Jang Un Kim, normal type/Korean National University of Arts
Ellen Pau, Videotage/City University of Hong Kong
JK Anicoche, Sipat Lawin Ensemble
Moderator: Prof. Jocelyn Calubayan, University of Santo Tomas College of Fine Arts and Architecture
Dinner at Pinto Museum, Antipolo
May 20, 2012 (Day 2)
9:30-10 Coffee/socials
10-12nn
Session C (Platforms and Histories)
This session is intended to evoke a cursory mapping of various modes
and strategies in pursuit of engaging the publics of art via
institutions and non-profit organizations and their
educational/research/community programs, and the production and
distribution of specialist publications.
Speakers:
Yukie Kamiya, Chief Curator, Hiroshima City Museum of Contemporary Art
Claire Tancons, Curator/researcher/writer, US/Caribbean
Carol Yinghua Lu, Contributing editor, Frieze and Co-artistic Director, 9th Gwangju Biennale
Wire Tuazon, Neo-Angono Art Collective; Padmapani and Feliz Perez, Baguio Writers Group/Café by the Ruins soup kitchens
Moderator: Prof. Leo Abaya, University of the Philippines College of Fine Arts
12-1pm Lunch break
1-3:30 (inclusive of 15-minute break after second speaker)
Session D (Extended Engagements)
This session focuses on various platforms of continuing art education
including artist/curatorial residencies, extension/non-formal learning
environments including archiving initiatives, as well as more
traditional graduate school contexts.
Speakers:
Abdellah Karroum,‘L’appartement 22’/Prix International d’Art Contemporain
Lian Ladia-Planting Rice/Node Center for Curatorial Studies
Farah Wardani Indonesian Visual Art Archive/Cemeti Art House
Abe Garcia, Jr. Queensland College of Art/Griffith University/ Helena
Z. Benitez School of Fine Arts and Culture, Philippine Women’s College
of Davao
Moderator: Dean Josephine Turalba, Philippine Women’s University (Manila)
3:30-evening Visits to Vargas Museum/time to be at BLISS, 6pm
May 21, 2012 (Day 3)
Visits to Printmakers’ Association of the Philippines, Museo Pambata, Escuela Taller and Lopez Museum
Contact Details:
For more information, please contact Ms Fanny San Pedro/Mary Ann Pernia of the Lopez Museum at (63 2) 631-2417.
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