The Babaylan Pavilion at FPAC 20
The Babaylan Pavilion features Filipino indigenous arts, practices and beliefs, as a way of fostering reconnection with one's cultural roots and promoting cultural identity.
Healers of different indigenous traditions will conduct education and healing sessions for the public. Chat time with cultural practitioners and other informational resources will also be available to address any inquiries. Filipino-Americans as well as other cultural minorities, will have a chance to learn about ancestral links that may animate the inner search for identification, belonging and interconnectedness.
Saturday, September 10, 2011:
11:30 - Pagbabasbas Ritwal: Blessings for Kapwa and the Earth - Lizae Reyes, healing harpist, dance artist, teacher & Frances Santiago - dance artist
12:00 - Baybayin Workshop (PAN Pavillion)- Faustino Caigoy , healer, artist, baybayin specialist, Kali master
1:00 - Walking with the Babaylan and the Priest: One Pinay's Journey Through Seminary - Cisa Payuyo, pin@yist theologian in formation
3:00 - Anting-anting: Why the Tagalog God, Bathala, is hiding inside the stone - Tita Pambid-Domingo - Filipino language & culture university professor
4:00 - Way of the Ancient Healer: Sacred Teachings from the Philippine Ancestral Traditions - Virgil Mayor Apostol, healer, author & Arnis practitioner
Sunday, September 11, 2011:
12:00 - Readings from the book "Babaylan: Filipinos and the Call of the Indigenous" - Venus Herbito, independent filmmaker, speaker & writer
1:00 - The Golden Tara: Buddhist icon of the Ancient Sri Vijayan Philippines - Roque Bucton, artist, consultant, organizer
2:00 - Creating Your Personal Mandala: The Connection between Self and Source - Loralei Rose Bingamon, certified expressive arts practitioner & community artist
3:00 - Demonstration of "Hilot," a healing tradition - Faustino Caigoy, healer, artist, baybayin specialist, Kali master
4:00 - Mask Making for Exploring One's Healing Symbol - Mila Anguluan-Coger, expressive arts therapist
*Schedule is subject to change
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About FPAC

FilAm ARTS traces its roots to the annual Festival of Philippine Arts and Culture (FPAC) - an annual series of multidisciplinary arts events that takes place in the County of Los Angeles that includes art exhibits, literary readings, performances, and film screenings, that all culminate in a two-day festival weekend. The first Festival was held in 1992 at Los Angeles City College, as a project developed by the City of Los Angeles, in efforts to heal the city through cultural gatherings, in light of the LA Riots which occurred in April of 1992. FPAC has since moved to Cabrillo Beach, and then to Point Fermin Park (its current location) and welcomes over 25,000 attendees, 1200 artists and 400 volunteers.
























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