A convergence of art and culture is about to happen in Agoncillo, Batangas as BAGSIK (Batangueñong Grupo sa Sining at Kultura), in partnership with the Municipal Government of Agoncillo and the Agoncillo Tourism Office, proudly introduces the much-awaited “Magandang Agoncillo Art Exhibit 2.” Tailored for the benefit of Barigon Elementary School, this event goes beyond being a mere exhibition; it is a celebration of creativity and the arts.
The grand opening is scheduled for December 1 at 2:00 PM and will run until December 8, 2023. Venue will be on 1st floor of the Legislative Building Lobby in Poblacion, Agoncillo, Batangas. This exhibition will showcase the unique creations of talented artists like Remo Valenton, Ed Fiedlan, Bill Perez, Robinson Esteba, and others.
As part of the celebration, a Free Art Talk and Workshop for elementary students, entitled Panday Sining, will be held on December 8, 2023, from 9 AM to 12 PM at the Agoncillo Event Center in Poblacion. Thanks to the generous support of the Municipal Government of Agoncillo, young minds will have the opportunity to explore and enhance their artistic skills. The workshop, limited to 45 participants, with three representatives per school from a curated selection of 15 elementary schools, aims to share valuable insights and skills, with attendees receiving Certificates of Attendance as a token of recognition.
Adding more artistic excitement to the day, an on-the-spot painting contest is scheduled for the same day, December 8, 2023, from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM. This contest is open to selected students from all elementary schools in Agoncillo. Students who participate in the Panday Sining art workshop are automatically eligible to join. Materials for the contest will be provided by the Municipality of Agoncillo and Agoncillo Tourism Office, and the theme and judging criteria will be announced at the venue.
For those eager to immerse themselves in this artistic journey, inquiries about the workshop can be directed to Ms. Charlyn Ann Dela Luna at 0917 537 8931.
