My Own Contemporary Art

In every sketch I make, I put all my emotions to it

In every decisions I make, I have hope in it.

Capitol University's Museum of Three Cultures

The Museum of Three Cultures’ Art Gallery and Memorabilia has opened again to the public. The Art Gallery exhibits the soil paintings made by the Talaandig tribe of Bukidnon. The memorabilia also exhibits the portraits and awards of the university’s founder Madam Laureana San Pedro Rosales. The galleries were arranged by the resident artist Sir Nic Aca.
Last May 2015, the renovation of the Posaka Maranao gallery finally finished.

It was really nice to see such an art in our local museum. I learned a lot especially when there's a tour guide who explained the meaning of the symbols and other art forms in the museum.

These are the arts that I really like most when I visited the museum. 

Word of the Lourd

As of 11 October 2011, WOTL has 129 episodes. Its new episodes are usually aired at 6:30 PM after the daily news show Aksyon Newscast on channel 41. Prior to its airing on channel 41, WOTL was first aired from August 2008 to March 2010 as a segment on The Evening News, a defunct late night news show on TV5. The length of its episodes ranges from two to five minutes. 

The episodes are likewise uploaded on YouTube.com and on its official Facebook page. With viral popularity particularly among Filipino youth and netizens, WOTL's Facebook page has 82,000 likes while its episode entitled “Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions” has 264,000 views on Youtube as of October 2011.  

I don't consider this as a contemporary art because the comments in youtube I've seen has some inappropriate/vulgar words that are not good in the viewers. 

Other videos here:
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