37 min
On Cement and Identities Omehen: The Garden As An Ongoing Chronicle and Unfinished Strategy of Resistance
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- Hogar y jardín
(English below; cover image by Pabs Odeste)
Kasama ang kaunting ubo, kaunting K-Pop, isang ritwal, at ilang musical instruments, una naming tinalakay ni Karl ang maraming pagkakakilanlang lumitaw sa Omehen — ang pagiging Pilipino, pagiging Tagalog, pagiging Lumad, pagiging indigenous, pagiging taga-lungsod, pagiging tao, pagiging mga kalahok sa proyekto, bansa, at sining — at ang maraming nagtatagisang konseptong umiinog sa mga paksang ito. Minumungkahi rin namin ang pakikinig sa Sanctuary Stories nila sa IG TV (@saveourschoolsnetwork) para sa mga bagong kuwento mula sa Lumad Bakwit students. (Alfred Marasigan)
With a little coughing, some K-Pop, a ritual, and a few musical instruments, Karl and I first discussed the myriad identities that came up in Omehen — being Filipino, being Tagalog, being Lumad, being indigenous, being urban dwellers, being humans, being free agents, citizens, and creators — and the many complex concepts that revolve around these topics. For more stories told by the Lumad Bakwit students beyond Omehen, you may enjoy their Sanctuary Stories on their IG TV (@saveourschoolsnetwork). (Alfred Marasigan)
(English below; cover image by Pabs Odeste)
Kasama ang kaunting ubo, kaunting K-Pop, isang ritwal, at ilang musical instruments, una naming tinalakay ni Karl ang maraming pagkakakilanlang lumitaw sa Omehen — ang pagiging Pilipino, pagiging Tagalog, pagiging Lumad, pagiging indigenous, pagiging taga-lungsod, pagiging tao, pagiging mga kalahok sa proyekto, bansa, at sining — at ang maraming nagtatagisang konseptong umiinog sa mga paksang ito. Minumungkahi rin namin ang pakikinig sa Sanctuary Stories nila sa IG TV (@saveourschoolsnetwork) para sa mga bagong kuwento mula sa Lumad Bakwit students. (Alfred Marasigan)
With a little coughing, some K-Pop, a ritual, and a few musical instruments, Karl and I first discussed the myriad identities that came up in Omehen — being Filipino, being Tagalog, being Lumad, being indigenous, being urban dwellers, being humans, being free agents, citizens, and creators — and the many complex concepts that revolve around these topics. For more stories told by the Lumad Bakwit students beyond Omehen, you may enjoy their Sanctuary Stories on their IG TV (@saveourschoolsnetwork). (Alfred Marasigan)
37 min