“A New Chapter Begins | Art Camp PH at Tam-awan Village”


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In this episode, we witness a new chapter in the journey of Filipino artists and cultural advocates.

Held at the iconic Tam-awan Village in Baguio City — recognized by UNESCO as a Creative City — the first official officers of Art Camp Philippines take their historic oath of commitment to uphold art, culture, and heritage.

This is more than just an oath-taking; it’s a movement — a celebration of creativity, unity, and bayanihan in the name of art. 🎨 “We travel for the arts and culture.” 📍 Location: Tam-awan Village, Baguio City 🎥 A vlog by: Jesus Genotiva – Founder & President, Art Camp Philippines



Habang unti-unting lumulubog ang araw sa kabundukan ng Baguio, ramdam pa rin ang init ng diwa ng sining sa Tam-awan Village — isang lugar na itinuturing na buhay na museo ng ating kultura.

Plein-air drawing session @ Baguio Mansion

Dito isinilang ang isang bagong yugto para sa Art Camp Philippines.
Isang samahan ng mga alagad ng sining at kultura na nagtipon, hindi lang para magpinta o lumikha, kundi para manumpa — para sa isang panata ng pagkakaisa, pagkilala, at pagmamahal sa bayan.





Ang bawat lagda sa poster ay hindi lang tinta sa papel, kundi patunay ng pagkilos,
isang simbolo ng panibagong pag-asa para sa sining at kultura ng ating bansa.

Sa Tam-awan Village — kinilalang UNESCO Creative City — muling nabuhay ang diwa ng bayanihan, ng malikhaing kaisipan, at ng pagmamahal sa ating pinagmulan. At sa pagtatapos ng paglalakbay na ito, dala ng Art Camp Philippines ang isang mensahe para sa lahat:


“Sa bawat obra, sa bawat paglalakbay, ay dala natin ang diwa ng ating kultura. Ang sining ay hindi lamang pagpapahayag—ito ay panata, isang tungkulin na ipagpatuloy ang alaala ng ating lahi.



Nagpapasalamat kami sa Tam-awan International Arts Festival (TIAF),
at sa mga haligi ng sining at kultura na naging saksi at inspirasyon
sa unang panunumpa ng Art Camp Philippines.

Maraming salamat kina
🎨 Jordan Mang-osan – President, Chanum Foundation
🎨 Chit Asignacion – Co-Founder, Tam-awan Village & Chanum Foundation
🎨  Malen Catajan – Chief Operating Officer, Chanum Foundation
🎨 Roland Cruz – Campfolkswagen Museum
🎨 Apoy Ej Jacinto – PAEA Art Educators

Ang kanilang patnubay, inspirasyon, at tiwala
ang nagsilbing ilaw sa bagong yugto ng aming paglalakbay bilang
mga Mandirigma ng Sining at Kultura.

Sa inyo — Maraming salamat, TIAF!
Ang inyong suporta ay bahagi ng kasaysayan ng Art Camp Philippines.


Mula sa Tam-awan Village, nagsisimula ang bagong yugto ng Art Camp Philippines — isang samahan ng mga alagad ng sining at kultura, handang maglingkod at magbigay-buhay sa ating pagkakakilanlan.
🎨 Mahalin natin ang sining at kultura. 🇵🇭”


(with Music Launch): Sa bawat kulay ng ating sining, may bahaghari ng pag-asa, pagkakaiba, at pagkakaisa. At sa bawat pintig ng ating puso, ay naroon ang diwa ng bayanihan — ang tunay na lakas ng ating kultura bilang mga Pilipino. Ngayon, sa bagong yugto ng Art Camp Philippines, ipinapakilala namin ang dalawang awitin na sumasalamin sa aming paglalakbay at adhikain: 🎵 “Bahaghari” — simbolo ng pag-asa at pagkakaisa sa gitna ng ating pagkakaiba. 🎵 “Bayanihan Spirit” — awit ng pagkakapit-bisig at malasakit sa kapwa, isang panawagan na ipagpatuloy ang diwa ng sining at kultura sa puso ng bawat Pilipino.

🎵 “Bayanihan Spirit” — The new soundtrack of Art Camp Philippines

Ito ang simula ng bagong kabanata — ang panunumpa ng mga alagad ng sining sa Tam-awan Village, sa ngalan ng pag-ibig sa bayan, kalikasan, at kultura. 🎨 A New Chapter Begins | Art Camp PH at Tam-awan Village



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