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CHANGE: Political issues, personal journey art exhibit FOR the Oro Arts Guild, a group of local artists in Cagayan de Oro, CHANGE has become a household name, something that everybody aims for since President Rodrigo Duterte came to office and more so, an inspiration for an art exhibit. Every August, the Oro Arts Guild put in their efforts for an art exhibit, in time for city fiesta. This time, they have chosen the word Change because it signifies the changes in the country and of course the change each artist feels in their lives. Oscar Floirendo of Xavier University Center for Culture and Arts (XUCCA) and member of Oro Arts Guild explained that the team has come up with this theme CHANGE this year because this has been a rallying cry for most people who are tired of the status quo. They have identified with these emotions, these
My City My SM My Art holds Oro stopover Story by MARK FRANCISCO
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Butuan-based artist tours bas relief works in CDO four of his bas relief works in Cagayan de Oro City. From Capricho Café in July, BUTUAN-based artist the aptly-named Handuraw Kit Gresos has embarked exhibit traveled and stayed on a two-month tour of at SM City Cagayan de Oro Story and photos by MARK FRANCISCO
A total of nine artists participated in the Cagayan de Oro leg of My City My SM My Art for this year. A celebration of Philippine visual arts, My City My SM My Art is a showcase of works of master, modernists and millennials in a specific city where SM has a mall presence. In partnership with the National Commission on Culture and the Arts (NCCA), director Brillante Mendoza’s Center Stage Production, Shell Philippines and Metropolitan Museum of Manila, My City My SM My Art in Cagayan de Oro features works of the following artists: Abdulmari Asia Imao, Oscar Floirendo, Michael Bacol, Christopher Gomez, Nicolas Aca Jr., Nonoy Estarte, Jake Vamenta, Errol Balcos and Michelle Lua. As a painter and sculptor, Imao infused traditional Islamic design with modernist patterns, resulting in vivid works
that yearn for local color and the dream of a unified nation. Known for his unique adaptation of traditional Mindanaoan motifs – the ukkil, the naga and the sarimanok, combining all of these with cubism. Imao’s efforts got him the conferment as National Artist for Sculpture in 2006. His son Toym, whose name was inspired from the Ten Outstanding Young Men of the Philippines annual awards, is also an artist in his own right. Toym, who follows the footsteps of his father, can be found in major cities in the Philippines, Vietnam, the United States and Europe.
throughout the fiesta month of August. Gresos, a young Mindanaoan visual artist, scenographer and graphics designer, graduated with a degree of Bachelor of Information Technology in Father Saturnino Urios University in 2015. He has not been in any formal education on visual arts but bringing with him his fondness of mixed meSee tours, page B3
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Be positive in times of your emotional struggles The Gospel of Jesus Christ (September2, 2016-Friday) Luke 24:3548”They began to relate their experiences on the road and how He was recognized by them in the breaking of the bread. While they were telling these things, He Himself stood in their midst and said to them: Our cowardice brings us to frustrations in life. We don’t want to face the reality and in fact, we
hide from it. The more coward you are, the more complicated your life is. They began to relate their experiences on the road: This was the journey of the two disciples of Jesus to Emmaus. They left Jerusalem because they mourned about the crucifixion of Jesus on the cross. They wanted to hide and escape from reality that Jesus was dead already. This is natural
for us human beings to find a dwelling place for us to have comforts and relaxation from the troubles and sufferings we have experienced. But the worst of the two disciples, they forgot the words of promises of Jesus for them. They never believed that Jesus resurrected after three days. They made Jesus a liar in that way, but anyway, they were very emotional at the time and
needed to be understood. This means that in time of troubles and doubts recall and remember the miraculous works of God in your life in the previous events of your journey for you to be fueled by the passion to move forward. This was the mistakes of these two men because they focused on the death of Jesus but never to his promised resurrection. They were very emotional at the time and made them
Oro dads seek ways to boost cleanliness drive in CdeO
VICE Mayor Raineir Joaquin Uy referred to appropriate committees for further study the resolution filed by Councilors Edna Dahino, Annie Daba and Suzette Magtajas-Daba, which aims to boost the city’s cleanliness drive. The councilors proposed a resolution urging residents to regularly clean the surroundings of their respective residences and establishments by removing trash, dirt and graffiti; clearing unwanted weeds, bushes and shrubs, or cleaning
canals and drains. The legislators also want barangay councils to initiate and institutionalize monthly clean-up drive in their respective areas of jurisdiction and the City Local Environment and Natural Resources Office (CLENRO) to strictly require the contractor hauling solid wastes of the city to extend frequently and consistently the services of its garbage trucks to barangays. Councilor Nadya Emano-Elipe said this should first be reviewed by the committee on environ-
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ment chaired by Councilor Zaldy Ocon. RESPONSIBILITY Councilor Teodulfo Lao, in his reaction, supported the resolution,
saying it is the primordial responsibility of citizens to clean their surroundings. The councilor reiterated his proposal for the city to return garbage collection services to barangays. For his part, Councilor Enrico Salcedo, called for the implementation of Ordinance No. 8975-2003, which mandates waste segregation at source. He said it is about time that this be fully implemented in the city to give impetus to the cleanliness drive and for the protection of the environment.
REVITALIZING THE SCOUTING MOVEMENT IN SCHOOLS THROUGH NEWLY HIRED TEACHERS – VICE GOVERNOR JOEY G. PELAEZ, Chairman of Boys Scouts of the Philippines – Misamis Oriental Council, speaks before the newly hired teachers during the BSP Scouting Orientation and Basic Training Course held in Libertad Central School recently. Present during the training were District Supervisor MARCEL TAGALOGON, Training Commissioner ROGELIO ROFEROS and Field Scout Executives JAYE V. AGBU. The newly hired teachers were trained on the importance of scouting in the character building, citizenship training and skills development of students and orienting them with basic standards, policies and guidelines set by the Boys Scouts of the Philippines. The seminar was participated by teachers from Libertad, Opol, Alubijid, and Laguindingan.
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Camiguin dried squid project bags Best SSF Award M A M B A J A O , CAMIGUIN -- The Kahugpungan sa Masilakong Mananagat (KASAMMA) received the Best Shared Service Facility (SSF) Award during the Negosyo, Konsyumer Atbp. (NKA) event held in Cagayan de Oro City on 17-19 August 2016. The NKA is just one of the series of “One DTI Services” national caravan which aims to heighten the awareness of the public, especially the micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) and consumers about the services offered by DTI. DTI Undersecretary Zenaida Maglaya, DTI-10 Regional Director Linda Boniao and Cagayan de Oro City Mayor Oscar S. Moreno handed the award of recognition to the association’s manager Teresita Ocaba together with other awardees in Northern Mindanao. KASAMMA is a recipient of DTI Camiguin’s SSF project in 2014. It was chosen as the Best SSF awardee besting other 20 SSF recipients in Camiguin on the basis of criteria set more particularly on the full utilization of the equipment provided to them leading to the outcomes like increase in production volume, mar-
ket development, growth in sales, jobs generated and number of beneficiaries that has been benefitted of the SSF project. It is an association located in Sagay town, Camiguin, registered in the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) on January 2000 with a total of 70 members, mostly composed of fisher folks and their wives. DTI noted on the success of their products, the sun dried fish and squid, to the local market, tourists and even to traders from outside the province like Cebu, Bohol, Cagayan de Oro and Bukidnon. T h ro u g h t h e S S F p ro j e c t , K A S A M M A was able to procure good manufacturing practices (GMP) compliant drying and vacuum packaging equipment to enhance the quality of their food products by eliminating the foul odour, increasing its shelf life, standardizing the weights/measures and mechanizing the drying process to be able to cope with market demand even during rainy season. Now these products are positioned as pasalubong items, to be able to capture institutional market outside Camiguin. (Zita M. Abellare, DTI-Camiguin, PIA Cam iNet)
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undertones. He said not all are pro Duterte in their group and some are with reservations but when it comes to change they are hopeful that altogether it is for the good. He said there is a positive feeling looking forward to the next years ahead of the administration. And that there will be genuine change, be it government services such as the Land Transportation Office (LTO), those simple things are really felt in the grassroots. Floirendo said we always keep on saying change but we have to start with ourselves. Simple changes can be simply following traffic rules among others. People must also change outlook when it comes to art. He said people should support local artists. He said now the perception is that it’s more valid to buy art in Manila than here. There must be a change in perception by patronizing local artists in your community. Currently, they are 15 in the group; they hope to have new members soon. Various artworks are displayed in the Museo de Oro of Xavier University – Ateneo de Cagayan campus in Cagayan de Oro City. Floirendo designed an interactive board game where five balls of different colors representing the five presidentiables in the country and you maneuverer them through a maze going to the top in the white house. Whoever goes first is the President you wish to win. There is also another artwork that shows bloody situation in the country due to extra judicial killings. Another one says DARE with a trashcan underneath which means to dare to throw garbage in its proper bin. There is also one with Pokemon. It means the changes in the youth today and the online world of interactive games. Some would have artwork that says Dream with Care with a flute placed on an art canvass. A good artwork is not too spoon-feeding, says
Floirendo. You need to converse and make your own interpretation of the art. You identify with it with your own journey. Interpretation of the viewer is already valid. Further, when it comes to sales, he said being able to sell your art is an offshoot of your passion. It is an added bonus. All artworks in the exhibit are 90% for sale. He said, the Oro Arts Guild go beyond the usual still light and landscape. They have come up with more innovative work of art. He says they are more contemporary. Floirendo said the only constant thing in life is CHANGE. As a group, we want to explore the change, its metamorphosis, the process, political issues, and personal journey, he said. Local artists based in LOCAL LEADER. Sibagat Mayor Liza Evangelista (second from left) leads the group discussion during the Executive and Legislative Agenda FormulaCagayan de Oro are part tion Workshop facilitated by Governance and Leadership Institute of Xavier University. supplied photo of the change and wants to be the change, not just an empty slogan. The CHANGE exhibit is launched in August and will run until 15 November 2016. PIA/ PHOTOS SUP- By Wilson J. Hormeguera local challenges in areas creased household income, ing the capacities of public PLIED of economy, institutional safe and secured environ- servants in Mindanao. The Governance and system, infrastructure, ment, accessible barangay L e a d e r s h i p In s t i t u t e social and environmen- roads, available potable Department of Transportation from page B1 and Communication (GLI) of Xavier Univer- tal programs, including water, quality basic social LAND TRANSPORTATION FRANCHISING since he was young, he found & REGULATORY BOARD sity recently facilitated defining the goals and services, achieved basic Regional Office No.10, Apovel, Bulua, excitement doing exploraCagayan de Oro City tions on papier mache where the Executive and Legis- initiatives for each sector. education, and high rate of public satisfaction. Public servants from lative Agenda FormulaRAYMUNDO M. ISLA CASE NO. 2016-10-1976 he believed was his first step Applicat/s that served as an eye opener tion Workshop for the both executive and legisla- Neophyte Mayor Liza local government unit of tive branches envision the Evangelista of LGU Sibagat NOTICE OF HEARING in his artistic world. expressed her gratitude to LGU Sibagat as — “A muSibagat, Agusan del Sur. In 2007, Gresos had his APPLICANT(s)/PETITIONER(s) request/s to extend the validity of certificate first exhibit on bas relief in The said workshop cov- nicipality with sustainable XU-GLI for facilitating authority public convenience to operate PUJ service on the line;Cogon Market to Zayas/Lanfill and vice Butuan City and was fol- ered sessions on vision socio-economic develop- the ELA workshop. with the use of one(1)units. lowed by a series of local setting and the analysis of ment by 2019” — the last “The processes and versa This application/petition shall be considered year of their leaders’ office outputs of the ELA work- by this Board on September 29, 2016, 3;00 and national exhibits in at this Board on which date Applicant/(s) shop went beyond our P.M. Davao, Bukidnon, Manila, epic historical accounts, term. Petitioner(s) shall formally submit his/her/their evidence. Germany, Singapore and our flamboyant tradition For the local leaders, expectations,” she said. The Applicant(s)Petitioner (s)shall publish Italy along with other artists. that made us Mindanao,” this new vision can be “These will surely guide said notice at least FIVE(5) days prior to the of hearing in a daily newspaper of general In 2013, he first joined Gresos said. achieved through in- us in making our services date circulation in the Mindanao Island. Party(ies)opposed to the approval /granting the Metrobank Art and better.” of the application /petition must file his/her/their Publication Notice Design Excellence (MADE), Held from August 16 written opposition with supporting documents, this Board deems it necessary to required a national competition on R.A. 9048 to 18 in Amontay, Nasipit, unless additional documentary evidence and /or his/ sculpture and ranked as one her/their oral testimony(ies). Agusan del Norte, facilitatNOTICE TO THE PUBLIC N.B. FAILURE TO APPEAR AT THE of the semifinalists all over ing this ELA formulation SCHEDULED DATE AND TIME OF HEARING the Philippines. In Compliance with Section 5 of R. A. 9048, a notice is hereby served MEAN THE DISMISSAL OF THE APworkshop formed part of SHALL PLICATION/PETITION. Currently, he is working to the public that GENEROUS ENRIQUEZ ANDRADA has filed with this XU-GLI’s mission of build- WITNESS, the HONORABLE MANDANGAN P. DARIMBANG, CESO V, Regional Director, as a creative director on a office a petition for a (CFN) Change of First Name from “JENEVEV” to this 31ST day of August, 2016. “GENEROUS” in birth certificate of GENEROUS BENITEZ ENRIQUEZ ERRATUM local station in Butuan City who was born on July 29, 1977, at Bocator, Tangub City and whose yet still pursues his craft Notice of Hearing Applicant KAYCEE parents are Rodulfo M. Enriquez and Vivian E. Benitez. and first love which is art. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his/her/ HINAYON, Under Case No. 2016-10SOLAYMAN B. MACATOON, JR. Hearing Officer 250,The exact route Puerto to Gingoog “I was inspired by the written opposition to this office not later than ________. not as publish. richness of culture and MDN: Sept 2, 2016 history in Mindanao for OUR APOLOGY;LTFRB-X,CDOC real, as an artists, we are f. linganay storytellers too, in my own (SGD)belen Republic of the Philippines Republic of the Philippines City Civil Registrar Department of Transportation Department of Transportation way. Through arts, I was and Communication and Communication LAND TRANSPORTATION FRANCHISING LAND TRANSPORTATION FRANCHISING able to tell people our un- MDN: Aug. 25 & Sept 2, 2016 & REGULATORY BOARD & REGULATORY BOARD spoken culture, our, our Regional Office No.10, Apovel, Bulua, Regional Office No.10, Apovel, Bulua,
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