Filipina artists in diaspora / edited and with an introductory essay by Thelma B. Kintanar.

Contributor(s): Kintanar, Thelma B [editor]Material type: TextTextPublication details: Manila, Philippines : Anvil Publishing Inc., c2011Description: ix, 202 pages : colored illustrations ; 26 cmISBN: 9789712725562Subject(s): CULTURES AND HISTORY -- ARTSLOC classification: N 8354 .F47 2011
Contents:
Reaffirming cultural identity through Art: The Filipina artist in Diaspora -- Dugong Naglalakbay: Transformationg and revelations -- Diaspora: Relevance, longing and belonging -- Ties and that bind -- The filipina artist in diaspora: life and art intertwined -- An artist journey: Adventures and discoveries -- The filipina artist in diaspora -- Stories and messages.
Summary: Narrating their lives, the Filipina migrant artists in this book tell us what it means to live between two cultures: their indigenous culture and the culture of their adopted country. They share with us their initial feeling of displacement or even alienation, their attempts to reach out to others, to try to become a part of the new communities on which they find themselves.
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Elementary Education Filipiniana FIL N 8354 .F47 2011 (Browse shelf (Opens below)) c.1 Available NULIB000016059

Reaffirming cultural identity through Art: The Filipina artist in Diaspora -- Dugong Naglalakbay: Transformationg and revelations -- Diaspora: Relevance, longing and belonging -- Ties and that bind -- The filipina artist in diaspora: life and art intertwined -- An artist journey: Adventures and discoveries -- The filipina artist in diaspora -- Stories and messages.

Narrating their lives, the Filipina migrant artists in this book tell us what it means to live between two cultures: their indigenous culture and the culture of their adopted country. They share with us their initial feeling of displacement or even alienation, their attempts to reach out to others, to try to become a part of the new communities on which they find themselves.

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