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heART For Taal
February 4, 2020
Artists from the Masining Organization conducted an exhibit for a cause entitled “HeART for Taal” in partnership with Museo ng Muntinlupa. A certain percentage of the proceeds of the sale was given to families in Batangas that were severely affected by the sudden eruption of Mt. Taal.
NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS: 50 VISITORSHIP: TBD
BEHIND-THE-SCENES TOUR + HARANA
February 15, 2020
An exclusive tour of the museum that includes not only the permanent galleries but the inner workings of the museum's state-of-the-art theater.
NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS: 25
SketchWalk: WATERSCAPES
SketchWalk: WATERSCAPES
February 8, 2020
"SketchWalk" is a free sketch workshop, in partnership with the Gender and Development (GAD) Office, and was held on February 8 & 29, 2020.
NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS: 28
SketchWalk: ART + NATURE
SketchWalk: ART + NATURE
February 29, 2020
This workshop aims to teach some basic sketching techniques with Mr. Julius Jonson of Masining while going around the beautiful landscapes in the city.
NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS: 30
Diwa at Saysay ng Pakikibaka sa Karamdaman
Diwa at Saysay ng Pakikibaka sa Karamdaman
August 13, 2020
Museo ng Muntinlupa, being a premier city museum and civic/heritage center in Southern Metro Manila, aims to expand its reach through webinar platforms through Zoom and Facebook. With that said, the Museo ng Muntinlupa initiated free webinars.
AUDIENCE REACHED: 7,873
MUNTINLUPA: From Spanish Period to American Town, 1869 - 1918
MUNTINLUPA: From Spanish Period to American Town, 1869 - 1918
August 27, 2020
Muntinlupa Historian, Mr. Edsel Basilla traced the political, economic, and social development of Muntinlupa under the Spanish and American administrations in identifying the pueblo character of Muntinlupa, as well as the traits of an American town. The transformation in the locality was also highlighted to delineate the turning points of two foreign administrations.
AUDIENCE REACHED: 39,643
Philippine Revolution and The Philippine-American War: Preliminary Notes on the Experience of Muntinlupa
Philippine Revolution and The Philippine-American War: Preliminary Notes on the Experience of Muntinlupa
September 24, 2020
Local Historian, Mr. Jomar Encila talked about the strategic location of Muntinlupa during the war and how it became a home for most of the revolutionaries back then. The webinar also addressed the narration of the experience of Muntinlupa and its people during the Philippine Revolution and Philippine-American War. Through corroboration of primary sources such as memoirs and Spanish and American reports; gallant people, events, battles in Muntinlupa during the Philippine fight for independence were discussed.
AUDIENCE REACHED: 13,542
PADAYON: The NCCA Hour
PADAYON: The NCCA Hour
September 28, 2020
Padayon: the NCCA Hour is a cultural digital program that mainly aims to use the time of the quarantine to ignite and instill in all Filipinos the appreciation for and love of arts and culture.
AUDIENCE REACHED: 8,487
MGM K N B?: A Museums and Galleries Month Webinar Series
MGM K N B?: A Museums and Galleries Month Webinar Series
October 8, 2020
Museo ng Muntinlupa’s Director Ms. Charisse Aquino-Tugade talked about creating an LGU Museum and the role of local government in preserving and presenting local heritage through the National Commission for Culture and the Arts’ “MGM K N B?” A Museums and Galleries Month 2020 Webinar Series.
AUDIENCE REACHED: 10,915
Community Life and Formation at The New Bilibid Prisons Reservation, 1940-2010
Community Life and Formation at The New Bilibid Prisons Reservation, 1940-2010
October 8, 2020
Community Life and Formation at the New Bilibid Prison’s (NBP) Reservation, 1940-2010 is the fourth webinar under the #MuseoFromScreen Webinar series. This was in partnership with local historian, Mr. Michael Anjielo R. Tabuyan.
AUDIENCE REACHED: 21, 795
Ako O Tayo?
Ako O Tayo?
October 16, 2020
This was Museo's first international webinar in partnership with CulturAid, Habi The Philippine Textile Council, House of Gongs, Kularts, Sentro Rizal, Kumu, Baybayin.com, and National Commission of Culture and the Arts. The program discussed varying experiences with Filipinos who grew up in the Philippines and the Diaspora. It also tackled pressing issues in 2020, and a deeper look at identity affirmation and cultural practices in both the Philippines and the Diaspora.
AUDIENCE REACHED: 44,615
Appropriate Or Appropriation?
Appropriate Or Appropriation?
October 23, 2020
This webinar joined together people from different fields with varying perspectives on cultural appropriation, cultural work, identity affirmation, and education. It aimed to increase understanding of others and tolerance.
AUDIENCE REACHED: 33,921
Indigenous Symbolism and Plurality in Contemporary Performance
Indigenous Symbolism and Plurality in Contemporary Performance
October 30, 2020
The third session of the Voices from the Field Webinar series discussed performance artists and companies from both the Philippines and the Diaspora on how they portray the plurality of the Philippine Culture and how they tie in research and the creative process. This webinar is in partnership with CulturAid, Habi The Philippine Textile Council, House of Gongs, Kularts, Sentro Rizal, Kumu, Baybayin.com, and National Commission of Culture and the Arts.
AUDIENCE REACHED: 27,591
Muntinlupa and Parañaque: A Historical Resemblance
Muntinlupa and Parañaque: A Historical Resemblance
November 17, 2020
Muntinlupa and Parañaque have differences but they also have similarities, particularly with respect to our historical resemblances and culturalization. This webinar featured the Local Historian-in-Charge of the Parañaque City Public Library who tackled the two cities and their resemblances.
AUDIENCE REACHED: 9,484
Gregoria De Jesus: Mga Tala Ukol sa Himagsikang 1896 at Habilin sa Kabataan
November 19, 2020
Gregoria De Jesus: Mga Tala ukol sa Himagsikang 1896 at Habilin sa Kabataan” narrated the important contributions of one of the bravest Katipunera. It also broke down her sufferings as the Lakambini of Katipunan during the Philippine Revolution. The primary source of this discussion was the memoir of Gregoria De Jesus entitled “Mga Tala ng Aking Buhay at mga Ulat ng Katipunan” where she personally wrote on November 05, 1928, and was published in the year 1932.
AUDIENCE REACHED: 10,668
Science Film Festival Philippines 2020
November 4, 2020 to December 4, 2020
Museo ng Muntinlupa is a proud partner of Science Film Festival Philippines 2020 by the Goethe-Institut Philippinen as it continues its legacy of bringing science edutainment films nationwide. This year’s theme was the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The 17 SDGs are parts of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development adopted by all United Nations Member States in 2015. This SDG Series is supported by the City Planning and Development Office and the City Public Information Office.
AUDIENCE REACHED: 51,328
October - December 2020
This is a program that features old photos or stories from residents and/or non-residents of Muntinlupa in and about the city. Its purpose is to share the museum’s goal while strengthening community involvement.
AUDIENCE REACHED: 132,420
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