Museum Foundation of the Philippines, Makati Videos

A full day of arts & culture? ✅ Check. An exhilarating evening of great music? ✅✅ Double check!! See you at #AMplify, @ayalamuseum’s first ever arts & music festival on October 19! Pre-registration is required. Registration opens this October 12 (Saturday). *Footage is only representative of the activities during the free day #MGM2024 #MuseumsandGalleriesMonth #MuseumFoundationPH

Discover the rich heritage of the Mangyans of Mindoro at the Oriental Mindoro Heritage and Cultural Center! Explore a diverse collection of both tangible and intangible heritage, including traditional clothing, baskets, wood carvings, and beadwork from various Mangyan communities. The center also features the unique Hanunó'o-Mangyan script. Visit us Monday to Friday, from 8 AM to 5 PM. Video credit: Nayong Pilipino Foundation #MGM2024#MuseumsAndGalleriesMonth2024#MuseumAndGalleriesMonth #MuseumFoundationPH

Watch the insights from Ma. Yohana Frias, a Media Production Specialist in National Museum's Exhibition, Editorial, and Media Production Services Division. Last year, Yohana received a scholarship grant from the Museum Foundation of the Philippines, enabling her to pursue a Master’s Degree in Heritage and Exhibition Design at Edinburgh Napier University in the United Kingdom. Video credit: National Museum of the Philippines

Museum Foundation General Assembly 2024 Highlights ✨ #MuseumFoundation #MuseumFoundationPH #GeneralAssembly

Our guest speaker this Saturday is Mark Evidente, lawyer and environmental planner. In his upcoming talk titled “Law And The Setting for Heritage,” he will be speaking about a little-known and under-appreciated aspect of built heritage called “settings” and how the law can and should recognize it when we try to protect our monuments and sites. Tune in to our live stream on our page this Saturday! “Heritage Conservation: Preserving Our Past For The Future” is presented by the Museum Foundation of the Philippines in partnership with the National Museum of the Philippines. #MuseumFoundation #MuseumFoundationPH #MFPI #NationalMuseumPH #HeritageMonth #HeritageConservation #Heritage

Heritage Conservation: Preserving our Past for the Future - A Tale of Two Rivers Ar. Paolo Alcazaren
Heritage Conservation: Preserving our Past for the Future May 18, 2024 A Tale of Two Rivers Ar. Paolo Alcazaren Landscape Architect and Urban Planner

“A Tale of Two Rivers” talk by Paulo Alcazaren focuses on the heritage of two rivers, the Iloilo and the Pasig, and explores opportunities to revitalize urban life while conserving their built and natural heritage. Tune in to our page tomorrow, May 18, at 9 AM for the live stream. Heritage Conservation: Preserving Our Past For The Future” is presented by the Museum Foundation of the Philippines in partnership with the National Museum of the Philippines. #MuseumFoundation #MuseumFoundationPH #MFPI #NationalMuseumPH #HeritageMonth #HeritageConservation #Heritage

Great to see all of you who joined us in person and virtually last May 4 (Saturday) for the talk. Thank you for your amazing support and participation! Watch the replay here: https://fb.watch/rWHlbzwETp/

Heritage Conservation: Preserving our Past for the Future
Heritage Conservation: Preserving our Past for the Future May 4, 2024 Sacred Spaces: Repaint, Overpaint or Restore by Tats Manahan at the National Museum Auditorium, National Museum of Fine Arts, Padre Burgos Ave, Ermita, Manila.

Transformation through teamwork. Watch the video for the Museum Foundation President's Report #MuseumFoundation #MuseumFoundationPH #MFPI

Art Fair Philippines is back at The Link!
Art Fair Philippines is back at The Link! Present your MFPI membership card at the Reception to get free access to the fair from February 17 -19. ART FAIR PHILIPPINES 2023 February 17 - 19 | 10am - 9pm The Link, Ayala Center, Makati www.artfairphilippines.com #ArtFairPH #MFPI #ArtPH

LIVE | PIQC | Session 12: Documentation of Early Filipinos | Panel A: Early Filipino Ancestors
LIVE | PIQC | Session 12: Documentation of Early Filipinos | Panel A: Early Filipino Ancestors The Philippine International Quincentennial Conference resumes today with Panel A | Early Filipino Ancestors of Session 12 | Documentation of Early Filipinos. You can join the Zoom and Earn your Certificate HERE: https://bit.ly/PIQCSession12 This Session revisits our Pre-Colonial Ancestors through the use of multi and interdisciplinary methodologies in unearthing and reliving the lives and conditions of Ancient Filipinos. For Panel A | Early Filipino Ancestors, we have we have Dr. Victor Paz of the University of the Philippines Diliman Archeological Studies Program give us an overview of how to imagine our ancestors using Archeology, followed by Prof. Nicholas Michael Sy of the UP Diliman Department of History with his analysis of belief systems in Luzon using demographic sources during the 17th Century, and Prof Analyn Muñoz of the University of the Philippines Baguio Department of History and Philosophy with her work on the Peoples of the Ilog Pasig and their relationship with the historic waterway. Dr. Randy Madrid, President of ADHIKA ng Pilipinas, Inc., and Director of the Center for West Visayan Studies of UP Visayas will moderate this panel. Session 12 is convened by the ADHIKA ng Pilipinas, Inc. and the National Historical Commission of the Philippines. #DocumentationOfEarlyFilipinos #PIQC #VictoryAndHumanity #PH500

LIVE | PIQC | Session 8 | Tracing the Maritime Silk Road in the Visayas | Panel A: The Philippines in the Pre-Hispanic World Trade
LIVE | PIQC | Session 8 | Tracing the Maritime Silk Road in the Visayas | Panel A: The Philippines in the Pre-Hispanic World Trade Session 8 re-examines the extensive trade networks of the 15th to 17th century in Southeast Asia and the role of the Visayas in this network. From well-known ties with the rest of insular Southeast Asia, to the more nuanced relationship with China and mainland Asia, the Visayas held strong linkages as evidenced by the multitude of archeological and historical evidence produced by hardworking and pioneering researchers. For Panel A | The Philippines in the Pre-Hispanic World Trade, Dr. John A. Peterson of the University of San Carlos and Visayan researcher Dr. Genesis Velez retrace the geopolitical location of the Philippines in the pre-colonial trade networks of the World and take a more in-depth look into the Visayas-China trade relations. This panel is moderated by Ma. Regina Yoma of the University of San Carlos. Session 8 is convened by the University of San Carlos Join the Zoom Webinar: https://bit.ly/PIQCSession8 #MaritimeSilkRoadInTheVisayas #PIQC #VictoryAndHumanity