New Book Announcement Summer 2010

Eric Anderson's, et al., Long awaited publication 

In The Shape of Tradition: Indigenous Art of the Northern Philippines

This book is the first far-reaching comprehensive publication since 1890 to focus entirely on Northern Luzon indigenous art. Thanks to the helpful assistance of most knowledgeable contributors, the result of their extensive field work is now conveyed to hopefully instill further insight into Philippine art, history and culture facilitating a more profound understanding of a complex cultural remnant.

Dealing with the traditional cultures of the Isneg, Itneg, Kalinga, Gaddang, Bontoc, Kankanay, Ifugao, Ibaloy, Ilongot, and Negrito, the subject is treated in a broad sense, covering spectacular artistic achievements in order to establish an impression of range and a basis for comparison.

Important participating museums are: The National Museum of Ethnology, Leiden; Museo Nacional de Antropología, Madrid; Field Museum of Natural History, Chicago; Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture, Seattle; Museum für Völkerkunde, Vienna; National Museum of the Philippines, Manilla; Museum für Völkerkunde Dresden; Musée du quai Branly, Paris and others.

Edited by Eric Moltzau Anderson

Contributing authors are: Otto van den Muijzenberg, Roberto Maramba, David Baradas, Henry Beyer and Ramon E.J. Silvestre.

Availability through Mr. Cees Zwartenkot at Ethnographic Art Books in Leiden, Netherlands

http://www.ethnographicartbooks.com/Html_web_store/html_web_store_vvolken.cgi?page=./catalogs/c00446.htm&cart_id=9565867.44598

 

 

 

Also expected book publication release (end of this year Winter 2010)

When Men Weave Baskets and Women Make Pots: The Ethnoarchaeology of the Kalinga

Author: Ramon E.J. Silvestre, Ph.D.

 

Past Exhibitions & Field Research Expeditions

Lectures

The Ethnoarchaeology of the Kalinga
When Men Weave Baskets and Women Make Pots
Northern Cordillera, Island of Luzon , Philippines 

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Portraits of Mindanao
Southern Mindanao Philippines 

[Select Online Photo Collection - under construction]

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Northern Cordillera Woven Masterpieces , Island of Luzon Philippines

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Ritual Rhythm and Reason
An Exhibition of Tribal Masterpieces from the Philippines
San Francisco, California

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Comparative Research Studies on Weaving Traditions
Among the Iban and Dayak
Borneo and Indonesia

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The Art of the T’nalak - T’boli Weavers

Fu Dalu - Spirit of T’nalak
Lake Sebu, Southern Mindanao Island, Philippines

 

A Film Documentary and Lecture
Textile Arts Council | Ethnic Textile Study Group Wells Fargo Classroom 8th floor at the de Young Museum in San Francisco.

With Fides Enriquez and Dr. Ramon Silvestre, Ph.D.
August 22, 2009 2PM

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Carriers of Tradition in the Philippines:  Kalinga Baskets and T'boli Textile

Textile Arts Council Lecture Series

Koret Auditorium at the de Young Museum San Francisco

With Dr. Ramon Silvestre, Ph.D. and Fides Enriquez

October 16, 2010 10AM 


http://www.textileartscouncil.org/calendar-2006.php?d=18&m=10&y=2010

or

 http://www.textileartscouncil.org

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Lecture on Philippine Traditional Art at the Asian Art Museum
In celebration of Filipino American Heritage Month October 2009

Artists and scholars informally discuss their their connection to Philippine arts as it has shaped their work, and the state of Filipino-American arts today

With Dr. Ramon Silvestre, Ph.D.
October 4, 2009  1:00PM

http://www.asianart.org/filamhistory.htm

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2009-2010  Current Collaborative Project with Pacific Ethnographic: A Film Documentary |

In Search of Harana                                                                                                                              

Directed by Benito Bautista, Produced by Forante Aquilar & Fides Enriquez.

http://www.haranathemovie.com/filmmakers.html