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END FRAME VIDEO ART PROJECT II DAILY DISCLOSURES
OPENING NIGHT

16 October 2007 at The Fifth, 5F, Shangri-la Plaza, EDSA corner Shaw Blvd., Mandaluyong. Presented by Visual Pond, the National Commission for Culture and the Arts, Listening in Style, Shangri-la Plaza and Rodriguez de Alba Foundation for Creative Advocacy in partnership with Pablo, Festival do Minuto, The One Minutes and Metro Home magazine and with support by the Ateneo Art Gallery, End Frame Video Art Project aims to call attention to and create discussion on video art done by Filipino artists and experimental filmmakers, both here and abroad.

The exhibition will show 33 video artworks by the following artists/experimental filmmakers: Ivy Baldoza, Elvert Bañares, Romeo Candido, Antonni Cuesta, Ivan Despi, Tad Ermitaño, Nelson Florentino, Mitch Garcia, Gabriel Gomez, Lea Lim, Ian Madrigal, Jemille Maog, James Mayo, J. Pacena, Jet Pascua, Claudine Rodriguez, Dohna Sarmiento, Rosevie Sevilla, Christina Tulay, Josemaria Lorenzo Valdez, Leo Valencia, Pauline Vicencio, JJ Christine Villamarin, Mannet Villariba, Jevijoe Vitug and Angelo Suarez & Costantino Zicarelli. Some works by international video artists will be on view at the Listening in Style store, also on the fifth floor of Shangri-la Plaza, during the festival period.

EKSENA presents ANIMEKSENA
A collection of animated shorts

ROX LEE
CEDRIC HORNEDO
IVAN DESPI & ELECTROLYCHEE
RAMON DEL PRADO
UP ANIMATION WORKSHOP 2006

October 12, 2007 FRIDAY
9PM ONWARDS
Purple Haze Bar & Cafe
37 Tomas Morato cor. E. Rodriguez Ave, QC

Like garage flooring, kitchen flooring should also be of non-volatile material. The siding in particular should be safe. This is why kitchen introduction is mandatory in order to lay down some ground rules. The kitchen island furniture and appliances all constitute a kitchen. The kitchen specialities should not be ignored. Most appliances like microwave etc can take place on the countertops. Rest like toaster ovens can be go into the kitchen cabinets.

From the site:
Kayod Pinoy, Kayod!
Just-Tiis League is an animated short that reflects how ordinary Filipinos cope up with the everyday urban living in the Philippines.

Seen through the views of five ordinary people making a living out of their blue collared jobs, it aims to lightheartedly and humorously tackle the local/global issues that’s surrounds our everyday existence. Don’t count them out if they don’t have any superhuman powers ’cause they’re definitely empowering.

They exist to show us what is amusing, what is embarrassing and what we Filipinos are proud of. It hopes that somehow it’ll affect change (whatever it may be) but we’re sure viewers will surely have a good time watching it. Kayod Pinoy, Kayod!

View the animation at Just-Tiis League