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Tuesday, December 1, 2009

TAMA '09 - BUNGA - The 6th Tupada International Visual Performance Festival




We are pleased to announce that E.X.I.S.T. will be participating on the Tupada Action and Media Art 2009 entitled Bunga: 6th Tupada International Visual Performance Festival on December 7 to 9, 2009.

Roger Lopez (Inconnu Ictu) will collaborate with Ian Madrigal (INC) for the festival kickoff on December 7, 2009 at Samba-Likhaan, Quezon City (at the back of St Luke’s Hospital). On the 2nd day of the festival, Cris Garcimo (Blend:er) and Jon Rodrigo (Aurora Borealis) will perform at the Ateneo Gallery. While Erick Calilan (Ugong) and PJ Soliven (Nyabinghi) will be having a collaborative performance at Vargas Museum located at University of the Philippines, Diliman Campus Quezon City on the 3rd day.






The 6th Tupada International Action Art Event unfolds in the City of Manila and Baler, Aurora Province
TUPADA ACTION AND MEDIA ART (TAMA ’09)
presents
BUNGA (Fruition)
The 6th TUPADA INTERNATIONAL VISUAL PERFORMANCE FESTIVAL









A CONFLUENCE OF IDEAS




For the sixth year in a row, the Philippines shall once again be the venue of a confluence of performance and media art ideas from the different parts of the world, as the 2009 TUPADA ACTION AND MEDIA ART (TAMA) INTERNATIONAL VISUAL PERFORMANCE FESTIVAL commences. Known to be the only annual performance art festival in the Philippines, the TAMA Visual Performance Festival has, over the years, been instrumental in bringing together foreign and local performance and new media artists, creating first-hand, living experiences for the Filipino audience and enhancing the latter’s appreciation for and understanding of performance art. Moreover, this is the one time when artists congregate to share experiences, exchange ideas and impart the distinct culture, history and sensibilities of their respective countries. As for local artists, The Festival has been an opportune event to showcase and promote not just performance art, but the Philippines per se, and all the different facets of Filipino life and culture.




FRUITION OF THE ART-MAKING PROCESS




The upcoming TAMA International Performance Art Festival has been dubbed as BUNGA — a coined Filipino term that carries with it multilayered universal meanings: the state of bearing fruit, of being actual or complete, realization, possession, contentment, accomplishment, achievement, actuality, attainment, consummation, fulfillment, and realization.



A CONVERGENCE OF EXPRESSIONS



BUNGA - TAMA ’09, kicks off on December 7, 2009 at the Samba-Likhaan, Quezon City (at the back of St Luke’s Hospital). The annual live art event will commence with a performance from Bumbo Villanueva and an art talk/discussions of art practices by foreign participants. The next day, December 8, TAMA ’09 goes to the Ateneo Art Gallery for a short workshop/symposium, while December 9 brings the event to the Jorge B. Vargas Museum in UP Diliman. Performances by local and international artists will be held right after forums on live art practice for the three consecutive days.


Baler, Aurora hosts this year's provincial leg from December 10 to 13, with artist talks, video presentations, workshops and performances at the Museo ng Baler and Ermita Park. Yuan Mor’O Ocampo, pioneering organizer of live art festival PIPAF, will host the artist discussion. True to Tupada Action and Media Art's thrust for grassroots art education by siting performance in public space, there will be plenty of indoor, outdoor and even beachside performances for the duration of TAMA '09.


With a pre-event exhibition opening at the Big & Small Art Co. located at the 4th floor of SM Megamall Building A on December 5 showcasing paintings from TAMA artists and supporters, BUNGA - TAMA '09 brings fruition to individual concepts and collective visions of body, time, space, action, and sound performance as an ever-expanding and dynamic art genre. All exhibitions, art talks and performances are free and open to the public, and everyone is encouraged to attend.


International performance artists Cai Qing (China), Xing Xin (China), Sally Ng (Hongkong), Adina Bar-On (Israel), Midori Kadokura (Japan), Tanaka Teruyuki (Japan), Aye Ko (Myanmar), Barbara Sturm (Switzerland) and Aor Nopawan (Thailand) have been invited to participate in this year's event, along with Filipino artists Patrick "Kinigtot" Bacolor, Sherwin Carrillo, Patrick Chong, Jhay Colis, Thom Daquioag, Boyet De Mesa, Rommel Espinosa, EXIST Sound Art Group (Erick Calilan, PJ Soliven, Cris Garcimo and Roger Lopez), Bunch Garcia, Mitch Garcia, Ceej Gomera, Ian Madrigal, Marlon Magbanua, Vim Nadera, Yuan Mor'O Ocampo, Kaye O'Yek, Sam Penaso, Trix Syjuco, Wire Tuazon, Bumbo Villanueva and Mannet Villariba. The event will also showcase video presentations of performances from SORO Performance Unit, South Korea, and Ronaldo Ruiz of the Philippines.


BUNGA - TAMA ’09 is supported by the Japan Foundation Manila, Samba-Likhaan Foundation, Ateneo Art Gallery, Jorge B. Vargas Museum, the Governor’s Office - Province of Aurora, the Embassy of Switzerland, Embassy of Israel, Israel Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Center for Community and Cultural Development, Heinrich Boell Stiftung, Ayala Museum, Museo de Baler, ASCOT, Baler Central School, Artists Helping Artists Collective, Tourism Department of Baler.





Programme of Activities




FOR DETAILS, PLEASE CONTACT US AT THE FOLLOWING:
Landline: +632-428-6287;
Mobile: +63-920-860-3048 (Rommel Espinosa)
Landline: +632-710-4045; Mobile: +63-915-7706859 (Thomas Daquioag)
WEBSPACE: www.tamatupada.multiply.com / EMAIL: tupada.ph@gmail.com
Profile of the other participating artists HERE
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Sunday, March 22, 2009

E.X.I.S.T.'s Anthology Album



We are pleased to announce that E.X.I.S.T.'s first anthology album is out now. The album is a 3-CD edition which features 8 sound artists namely Blend:er, Nyabinghi, Elemento, Etniktronika, Ugong, Aurora Borealis, Inconnu Ictu and Seido Toshiyuki from Japan who also recorded and produced the album under New Art Laboratory.


Recorded at Studio 23 Dasmariñas Cavite, Philippines on August 23, 2008



for now, you may listen the album HERE!






Etniktronika

Roger & Seido setting up


Raimund & Lirio


Inconnu Ictu's toys


the boys from Etniktronika


Seido as the sound engineer


Seido's stuff


Inconnu Ictu







fragile


Seido


positioning the mics


ths shelter


Lirio Salvador & his Sandata







setting up


om!!!


Lirio Salvador


Raimund of Elemento


moshpit


sound check


seido's set up


the digital recorder


chaos







space


intense


on his efx


on his home-made microphone


lirio collaborating with seido


substitution


PJ Soliven of Nyabinghi


checking emails and friendster


mixer


Cris Garcimo & Seido setting up







making serious silence...


...and more dreamy sounds


...until jonjie fell asleep. the end!



Wednesday, September 10, 2008

PlasTechnology





PlasTechnology: A Sound Art Exhibition
July 23, 2008
CEAT, Exhibit Hall, De La Salle University - Dasmariñas
Cavite, Philippines


Featured artists:


Lirio Salvador for 'Sandata ni Jonjie'
Mannet Villariba for 'Ultra-Fried'
Erick Calilan for 'Project Sabotage'

Etniktronika for 'Uyabon Sound Art Machine'
& 'Wanggo ni Uyabon Sound Art Machine'



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Erick installing his work


Mannet Villariba's 'Ultra-Fried'


Erick Calilan's 'Project Sabotage'


Ros harassing Etniktronika's 'Uyabon Sound Art Machine'



Lirio Salvador's 'Sandata ni Jonjie'


'Sandata'


Etniktronika's 'Wanggo ni Uyabon Sound Art Machine'


The Philippines' first Solar-powered car, 'Sinag' (back)
'Wanggo ni Uyabon Sound Art Machine'
(front)


Project Sabotage
photo cell


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PlasTechnology / E.X.I.S.T. would like to thank the following: College of Engineering, Architecture and Technology (CEAT)
CEAT Student Council
Paul De Guzman
Kae
Ryan Dave Remulla
Mannet Villariba
Lirio Salvador
Etniktronika (Mai Pavillar, Uway Sarona, Tambu Pendiodai and Mel Araneta)
PJ Soliven and Nyabinghi
Ros Veluz and Crucio
Dok Natividad and Lakbay Lahi
Cris Garcimo
Roger Lopez
Jon Romero
Stan Castello for video documentation
Shiela Geranco for providing the Video Camera
La Salle Filipiniana Dance Company
De La Salle University - Dasmariñas Mountaineering Society
La Sallian Pop Band
SABAW
Tengal
New Media Arts Manila
Blums Borres
Tad Ermitano
Jing Garcia
Pow Martinez
Yanna Verbo Acosta
Pauline Arellano
Chelot Belan
Mimille Guzman
Erich Diolola
Jonjie Ayson
Mean Jimenez
Bogs
Joseph Perjis
and for all those students, faculties, artists and friends who came to the exhibit.
Cheers!





















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photos by Mannet Villariba and Ros Veluz