Partuat

Good day!

The instructors of DCCP handling Philippine Popular Culture decided to host and conduct a webinar entitled: PPOP2022 with the theme: Revitalizing Pop Culture through Media.

The webinar will feature the Ilokano director and filmmaker who received numerous awards in the film industry. He will discuss about the proper use of media especially in this 21st century and increase awareness of timely problems the media is offering.

This is an avenue for everyone to be engaged with the proper use of media and to contribute well in the world of media.

The webinar is for FREE and you are all encouraged to join.

Please register via this link:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfYDSgmnwaoEPsqVZltODsynL5t5sEFNowJRbm8i2M7L2hqWA/viewform

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As we end the semester academic year 2020-2021, we would like to extend our utmost gratitude and appreciation to our editors for their efforts, support and contributions for making this PARTUAT: Online Art Exhibit successful and unforgettable one. A big THANK YOU to all of you! What we have today is only the beginning of another journey of our lives. May God continue bless us all!🌻

Color is a power which directly influence the soul.
-Kandinsky

BSHM 1F

Photography as an art form arose from advancements in technology which allowed photograpers to manipulate their image to fit their artistic expression.

BSHM 1F

Wearing traditional clothes is a way of letting the world to know who you are without to say it!

BSHM 1F

As we celebrate Quincentennial Commemorations in the Philippines this year, it is important to celebrate this because its purpose is to give our fellow Filipinos the awareness, respect, and love for the cultural heritage of the country.
Now we would like to grab the opportunity to give “dayaw” to our culture. But first, what do the word dayaw mean? Is it the dayaw term that we know in Ilocos?

We would like to add to your knowledge that the
word “dayaw” in Ilokano, means to respect; in Waray, it means papuri or praise; in Hiligaynon, is to take pride; and in Davao it means good, beautiful and valuable.

So as Filipinos and a student of Data Center College of the Philippines we, the BS CRIMINOLOGY 1-C students participate in this celebration by simply wearing traditional costumes here in our country and giving “DAYAW” to it.

Taking a picture means capturing every moment, a moment that you want to experience again. Capturing even the smallest and simplest thing is an form of art. Let us appreciate the creations of God by capturing every single angle of them.

Edward Hopper says that, "If I could say it in words there would be no reason to paint.” So paint is an expression which you can express your hidden feelings and imagination. Through art, you can create and turn fiction objects into reality.

Katutubong Kasuotan such as barong and filipiñana symbolizes that we are a Filipino Citizen. Have you ever tried them? Have you ever tried to wear them? Nowadays we forgot about the value of the KATUTUBONG KASUOTAN, this partuat shows that we must patronize those KATUTUBONG KASUOTAN because it represents that we are a Filipino citizen.

Some paintings at first glance you will see the beauty and meaning behind it, while some are not. I tell you while some painting tells the meaning perfectly plain, other requires a little mystery, some has elusiveness and some fantasy. Edgar Degas said that “When you always make your meaning perfectly plain you end up boring people”. So come and see, the different paintings of CRIM 1-C students that would make you wonder, amazed, laugh and perplexed.

Painting is just another way of keeping a diary. Every artist dips his brush in his own soul, and paints his own nature into his pictures. A work of art is a scream of freedom. Art is not what you see, but what you make others see. In any art you're allowed to steal anything if you can make it better.