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[djuveniled]

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[asianamsmakingmusic]

Kularts' MASÉG (Typhoon)  

Published on Apr 17, 2015

MASÉG (Typhoon) was created by Philippine dance choreographer Jay Loyola, composer Florante Aguilar of the award-winning film Harana and Kularts’ Artistic Director Alleluia Panis. Set in the Philippines circa 1400’s, Maség uses Shakespeare’s classic The Tempest as framework to investigate issues of immigration, indigenous spirituality, and subjugation of the weak in the riveting story of the once powerful and righteous tribal shaman leader, Panglima, who is politically exiled to the imagined typhoon-battered island of Puló, where he manipulates and enslaves the island deities into conjuring a powerful storm to sink his enemies’ ship. Struck by his own unspeakable acts of injustice Panglima suffers an internal conflict. Will he abandon his vengeance and end the feud or continue on the path of self destruction?   World Premiere: November 15-16, 2014, 8pm Saturday and 3pm Sunday at Brava Theater. Performers: June Arellano (Shaman Panglima), Fernando Padilla (Sultan Surab), Rebecca Fazio (Matén-lóh), Jonathan Mercado (Kisig), Gregory Manalo (Kapre), Alexandria Diaz de Fato (Dang Kalipay), Julian Villanueva (Deres), (Puló Tipuslad): Angelica Dongallo, Kimberly Requesto, Don Aguillo, Ritchel Tan Gazo and Stephanie Herrera, (Surab’s Wives): Lydia Neff and Patricia Ong Length of original: 50 minutes Length of this excerpt: 15:32 http://www.masegiscoming.com/

[kulintronica]

Kulintronica T-Shirts now available at upcoming gigs!

Kulintronica T-Shirts now available & upcoming gigs

Because you asked for it!  Wear Kulintronica t-shirts by Ugat clothing and show the world that kulintang is the future…

  Available at any Kulintronica gig and also direct from here.

Upcoming gigs:

Thursday, July 17, 2014 Maseg VIP Crowdfunding Launch Party

Philippine Center at the ground floor lobby of the Philippine Consulate of San Francisco

447 Sutter St, San Francisco, CA 94108

Carmen…

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[kulintronica]

"River Clouds" Music Video featuring Waway Saway "River Clouds" now available on iTunes

[asianamsmakingmusic]

Kodakan: Personalities

Four individuals with complex and multi-layered public personas reveal their personal experiences as Pilipino Americans living in San Francisco. This video is part of the project and exhibition Kodakan: Pilipinos in the City. Kodakan, verb -- the generic Filpino term for taking photos derived from the known camera brand Kodak. Example: "Kodakan na! It's picturing taking time!" Synonym: "piktyur piktyur" or "piktyuran na" Presented by Kularts in partnership with the Filipino American Center at the San Francisco Public Library, Kodakan explores changing expressions of Pilipino cultural identity through the simple act of snapshot photography. Inspired by images in the book Filipinos in San Francisco and the San Francisco Historical Photograph Collection, artists Wilfred Galila and Peggy Peralta, with assistance from Cece Carpio, create playful photo homages to the vintage photos. Accompanied by videos, poetry, and interview snippets, the artists share the varied faces and stories of the San Francisco Pilipino American community. The exhibition will be on view October 19, 2013 through January 23, 2014.

RUNNING TIME: 20:21

[asamstudiesintro]

Kodakan #1 Video

Inspired by images in the book Filipinos in San Francisco and from the San Francisco Historical Photograph Collection, artists Cece Carpio, Wilfred Galila, and Peggy Peralta are taking a series of photographs and video images of the contemporary Pilipino community—both in posed and casual settings—to create a media project that explores changing expressions of Pilipino cultural identity over time. By juxtaposing images of "then and now," we contextualize the Pilipino American narrative and examine perceptions of what/who is Pilipino.

[thelivingcompilation]

Proud to be involved in this.

They are using my Discomanila mix as part of Saturday, September 22, 2012's programming. 

Bay area friends, come through for a really interesting and exciting 2 days at Bayanihan Community Center.

Join Kularts for two evenings of performance inspired by people’s resistance to state violence. Forty years ago, Ferdinand Marcos declared Martial Law, ushering over two decades of brutal dictatorship, repression, murders (aka “salvaging”), and the subsequent revolution, now known as” People Power Movement.”

Make Your Own Revolution provides a space for the community to commemorate the traumas of martial law and remember the strength of “people power.”  Activities include staged readings; live music; participatory sidewalk drawing; and the installation of a bangka, a boat sculpture inspired by indigenous ritual.