Performing Art Centers, Theaters, Museums, and Galleries - Page 51

kiretoce · November 21st, 2011, 12:07 AM

Recap from previous thread:

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Originally Posted by arch.irijat

Anything you can say about the museums here in the metro? Are we left out with our neighboring countries? What's the best museum for you?

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Originally Posted by Ady001

I can't say much; haven't been into one lately. However, if they could integrate it into malls, it'd be better.

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Originally Posted by OtAkAw

You asking for museums?

Filipinos don't go to museums!

In fact I think they are allergic to it. It's a shame really, we have bred a generation of people who have no idea about art, history and culture.

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Originally Posted by dvbaicrviser

Ang yaman ng koleksyon ng Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas, sana magpatayo sila ng mas malaking Art Museum o gumawa ng extension. Masyadong maliit ang Metropolitan Museum sa dami ng mga koleksyon nila. Baka pwede i extend ang museum hanggang Fort San Antonio Abad.

http://www.metmuseum.ph/about.php

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Originally Posted by ForwardTaguigCity

Depends on what kind of content you're looking for. I haven't been to the National Museum lately, but I've been told it's been greatly improved.

The last one I remember going to is the Ayala Museum. I want to go back for the permanent exhibit on the gold find.

I also wanted to go to the Bangko Sentral's museum, which also houses some of the gold collections (courtesy of former BSP governor Jaime Laya).

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Originally Posted by anakngpasig

visited the National Museum last Sunday and surprisingly, there was quite a crowd there and most are high school/college kids

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Originally Posted by arch.irijat

Thanks for the feedback. I really appreciate your comment. Do you think it has something to do with the infrastructure? Or its just that filipinos dont really like to go to museums?

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Originally Posted by le Reine

It's not that they don't like it but I think it's more of the perspective that it is an "elitist" activity. The private museums are already expensive in local standards as well. They'd spend it on things where they can relate more.

Just my two cents though...

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Originally Posted by Ady001

I think the reason is, we can't buy anything on display.

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Originally Posted by le Reine

huh?

Link to Thread 1 in the Archives.

hugodiekonig · December 1st, 2011, 09:49 AM

my photos

hugodiekonig · December 1st, 2011, 09:52 AM

my photo

hugodiekonig · December 1st, 2011, 10:11 AM

noli-kun · December 2nd, 2011, 10:27 AM

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Originally Posted by asinger_la

Sison Auditorium

Looks like the interior of Iglesia ni Cristo Central Temple to me.

oboi · December 4th, 2011, 06:48 PM

Museo de Baler
Baler, Aurora

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manies_flip · June 19th, 2012, 08:44 PM

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Originally Posted by noli-kun

Looks like the interior of Iglesia ni Cristo Central Temple to me.

INC's central temple's interior has more details

***hakz2007*** · January 13th, 2013, 04:11 PM

nice looking museum of Baler

ritche · January 18th, 2013, 02:45 PM

Foreign and local performances @ Silliman's Luce Auditorium

Art Gallery @ the Silliman Museum

***hakz2007*** · January 20th, 2013, 03:54 AM

Mayon legend in ballet set for Feb 8 at the CCP

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Legazpi City — Albay further drums up its tourism promotion drive with a ballet presentation on February 8 at the main theater of the Cultural Center of the Philippines of its legendary origin as a province and that of Mayon Volcano, depicting a story of enduring love and sacrifice.

The theatrical fare, “Daragang Magayon, an Istorya ni Mayon,” fuses the talents of illustrious Philippine contemporary artists. Its lyrics was penned by poet and critic National Artist for Literature Virgilio Almario. Its music was crafted by composer Ramon Pagayon Santos, who was also involved in the earlier stage production of the Albay myth.

the glimpser · January 21st, 2013, 01:06 AM

Museum of Natural History
Manila

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DOT building to be transformed into Museum of Natural History

The Department of Tourism building will soon be retrofitted to house the third museum in what shall become Manila’s Museum Precinct.

Anchoring the precinct is the newly completed National Gallery of Art, formerly the Senate Building on Burgos Drive, where the country’s definitive collection of paintings is on display.

Across the street is the Museum of the Filipino People that once was the Department of Finance Building, whose curved façade frames Agrifina Circle.

Across the Circle is its twin structure, the DOT building, originally the Department of Agriculture building.

EXTERIORS of the heritage DOT building will be maintained, except for the addition of a glass dome covering the central courtyard.

The board of trustees awarded the project to the team of architect Dominic Galicia and interior designer Tina Periquet.

Supported by a stylized steel double helix representing our shared DNA, a glass dome covers the central courtyard of the building. Rising six stories above the courtyard’s floor, the helix is the sculptural focus of the Galicia scheme which visually and intellectually unites nature with art.

DIGITAL rendering of the stylized helix representing Filipino DNA and heritage

Gallery and office spaces on the periphery open out to six levels, looking out to the enormous glass-covered courtyard cooled by an energy-saving system that circulates air throughout the six levels.

SHOWN by blue arrows, air circulation through the central courtyard passively cools the interior environment. Low-emissivity glass reflects solar heat, as shown by yellow arrows.

http://lifestyle.inquirer.net/86273/...atural-history

spearhead · January 24th, 2013, 12:43 AM

Christendom · February 4th, 2013, 08:46 PM

panaad stadium bacolod

photo courtesy by ronnie

***hakz2007*** · March 21st, 2013, 09:53 AM

PNoy leads groundbreaking of Robredo Museum

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NAGA CITY, March 21 (PIA) --- President Benigno Aquino III will lead on March 21, the groundbreaking ceremony of the proposed Jesse M. Robredo (JMR) Museum in the heart of the Civic Center located at Barangay Balatas here.

Aquino will also lead the lowering of time capsule at the JMR monument and museum right after his visit at the tomb of the late DILG Secretary at Eternal Gardens here. He will be joined by Robredo’s widow, Atty. Leni M. Robredo, and her daughters. The late Secretary’s brothers and sisters will also be joining the President.

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