David Cabueñas

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“Bayanihan’

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Banner, Samahan ng Tatlong Persona Solo Dios, late 20th century, Museo ng Kalinangang Pilipino, Cultural Center of the Philippines.

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Crucified Christ, Hispano-Philippine, 17th c., Fogg Museum, Harvard University.

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Miguel Zaragoza y Aranquizna, Juego de niños, 1884, Museo Nacional del Prado.

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Gaddang man’s clothing ensemble, c. 1920, private collection.

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I’m totally in love with Miguel Luciano’s artwork. I rebloged another posting but this is what he said his artist statement is:

Artist Statement

My work addresses playful and painful exchanges between Puerto Rico and the United States. I am interested in examining how colonial subordination is extended through globalization as communities have shifted gears from a production-based society to one that is grounded in consumption. My work often organizes popular, religious, and consumer iconography into fluctuating new hierarchies to describe the hybridity of contemporary belief systems.

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VIVA STO. NINO Mural by Gerilya Zaragosa St. Tondo, Manila 2018

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gimme an award for this

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