#historyph

[kiarah316]

I finally had the chance to visit the new National Museum of Natural History. It’s a perfect place to visit for tourist or children who wanted to know more about the Philippines. You can also see replicas of dinosaur bones that was found in the Philippines and the replica of “Lolong” the biggest crocodile that was caught also here in the Philippines. 🙂 #kumarenidora #HistoryPH #itsmorefuninthephilippines🇵🇭 #travelPH #WhenInManila #instagramblog #nationalmuseumofnaturalhistoryph #phmuseum (at National Museum of Natural History) https://www.instagram.com/p/BylmrT1l7Od/?igshid=1usvwxbny1zyh

[ozzteen]

BGMBYN (Act 1) TLNTN l MKL The book was so subtle and deep. Moreover, it intrigued me on how it was collated. As much as I love the Philippine history there are conversations on the book itself that fully twisted in a modern era behind the established settings. The ideas were just extreme that can be eluded for the future readers. There are some clueless possibilities about the book and the timing was just fast forward and wanting more of it. To Redge Tolentino, it was pleasure reading the book and yet your creative writing skills will somehow depict the minds and hearts of the reader. To Jap Mikel, your style of illustrations about the book reflects the catching eyes that will follow through the modern art. More to this collaboration of you both. Awaiting on the next act. #historyph #modernhistory #futuristicapproach

[ozzteen]

Loving the heritage and its scenic beauty. #callecrisologo #vigancity #ilocossur #historyph #travelcollectiveph (at Calle Crisologo Vigan, Ilocos Sur)

[radikalchick]

If Museums Were A Measure. Of the state of arts and culture in this country, then the Negros Museum tells of the utter neglect and disregard for it, where structures are ill-maintained, artifacts are not documented and uncared for, exhibits are not curated, and there is no knowledge to be had about history, nation, culture -- let's not even talk about analysis and critical thinking. When these mannequins are made to stand for Filipinas Marcela Marino de Agoncillo, Lorenza Agoncillo, and Delfina Herbosa de Natividad who sewed the Philippine flag as we know it, which was first unfurled in 1898, you know EVERYTHING is wrong here. It is also funny, but sad-funny, which is also ultimately just sad. 📷taken at the #NegrosMuseum in #Bacolod, April 2017. #museumsPH #artPH #artinstallationPH #history #historyPH #womeninhistory #portrayals

[shensjournal-blog]

Baluarte de San Diego and Fort Santiago's Tranvia & Dungeon | Intramuros, Manila 2015