The 2022 Summer Virtual Workshops is a workshop series for kids, teens, and adults to learn and rediscover Filipino culture and identity through art. It features works by Juan Luna, Damian Domingo, Jose Honorato Lozano, and Fernando Amorsolo from the Ayala Museum’s current exhibition Intertwined: Transpacific, Transcultural Philippines.
This workshop will have three (3) three-hour sessions on 3 consecutive Saturdays which aim for adults to discover and learn the basic art principles through drawing and will focus on composition, colors and value. Discover what makes Damian Domingo’s export painting and drawings exceptional to the local and international market. Study basic techniques of drawing and learn to render them with colored pencils. This is an introductory drawing class for those who are eager to learn drawing and for those who need a refresher course.
The adults’ workshop is for ages 18 years old and above. Read more details below the poster.
Learn about the 18th century art in the Philippines, the famous works of Damian Domingo, Tipos del Pais from the Intertwined exhibition through a short lecture, and Ayala Museum video supplements
Drawing exercises and 1 main output
Consultation and feedback
Homework and final reminders
Session 2:
Consultation and catch up with the facilitator and classmates
Activities and exercise based on colors
Application and one on one consultation with the facilitator
Sharing and feedback
Homework and final reminders
Session 3:
Consultation and catch up with the facilitator and classmates
Activities and exercises based on values and composition
Application and one on one consultation with the facilitator
Sharing and feedback
End remarks and final reminders
Art Kit
We will use the following materials available in the workshop’s Art Kit. The Art Kit is good for the workshop’s three sessions. This can also serve as your guide if you want to purchase your own materials:
paymentP3,500 Regular
P3,150 Discounted
+ P1,500 if availing of Art Kit
info_outlineSession dates: May 28, June 4 and 11, 2022
About the Facilitators
Carla Gamalinda
Teacher
Carla Gamalinda is a visual artist, researcher and art teacher. She graduated from University of Santo Tomas with a BFA and a Master of Arts degree in Cultural Heritage Studies. Gamalinda is a fellow of the 2015 J. Elizalde Navarro National Workshop on Critical and Cultural Heritage Studies and is one of the curators selected for the “Proto/Para: Rethinking Curatorial Work” exhibit as part of the 2020 Curatorial Development Workshop of University of the Philippines’ Jorge Vargas Museum.
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