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GIFTS. Two of the over 40 artworks of the Himbon Contemporary Ilonggo Artists Group on display at the Breastfeeding Art Exhibit hosted by SM City Iloilo on Monday (Aug. 8, 2022). The exhibit to run until Aug. 22 is one of the activities to mark the celebration of National Breastfeeding Awareness Month.(Photo courtesy of Himbon) ILOILO CITY - To encourage mothers and soon-to-be mothers to breastfeed for healthier children, 15 Ilonggo artist-advocates created over 40 artworks to raise awareness on the journey of nursing mothers. The artworks are presented in an exhibit dubbed "Ilig sang Kabuhi" (flow of life) that will run from Aug. 8 to 22 at the SM City here and is a partnership project of the Himbon Contemporary Ilonggo Artists Group, Breastfeeding Ilonggas, Rotary Club of Midtown Iloilo, Philippine Pediatric Society Western Visayas, Iloilo City Government, and SM City Iloilo to mark the celebration of the National Breastfeeding Awareness Month. Himbon president Harry Mark G ....
Truth in a time of new normal Just when everyone thought that there will be a sense of normalcy this year, the government reinstated stricter community quarantine status with the existence of new COVID-19 variants. As Panay Island is not spared from rising new cases and deaths, an online exhibition ....
Published February 24, 2021, 10:26 AM For this year’s National Arts Month celebration, Ilonggo artists have collaborated in creating a mural that speaks of realizations since the COVID-19 pandemic broke out early in 2020. In the “We Hide No More” exhibition at SM City Iloilo, Himbon Contemporary Ilonggo Artists group unveiled the mural that depicts a rustic and old school Filipino practice or Asian practice, for that matter of hanging clothes to dry. Harry Mark Gonzales, Sonny Tolentino, Vic Nabor, Anthony Castillo, Noel Epalan, Marrz Capanang, Aljerico Saraum, Daryl Dalipe, Gilbert Labordo, Nick Lanes, Eros Endencia, Ariel Pineda, Norman Acedera, and Juben Iwag had their own iterations of clothes. ....