Archive for the Arts Category
The MassKara Village is now open! This annual event orgwanized by the ABS CBN is held at the second floor of the Robinson’s Place Bacolod. The MassKara Village is where all the entries of the TV Network’s mak making competition are exhibited.

The last stop during our 6-day PHILTOA Media Familiarization trip of Eastern Visayas is the town of Basey, Samar. And when one mentions Basey, only one thing comes into my mind: multi-colored Banig or sleeping mats. What really made the Basey banig stand out are its zigzag and geometric patterns which is not usually found in banigs produced elsewhere.

The Philippines is a diverse country. The culture in the north is very different from the ones in the south. But there are several things the bind the islands together. These are the common denominator that unites the Filipinos as a Nation. Among them is the Filipinos’ love for the arts epecially weaving.

When we were in Lake Sebu last week, one of the places I didn’t want to miss is the COWHED located at Tuko-Fol, Lake Sebu, South Cotabato Philippines. The house was designed similar to Gono Kem Bo-I, or the T’Boli Princess House.


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