International Conference on Southeast Asian Crafts and Folk Art

Thursday, 21 November 2019 7:00 AM - Friday, 22 November 2019 8:00 PM SST

Teachers Camp, Leonard Wood Road, Baguio City, Benguet, 2600, Philippines

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Thursday, 21 November 2019 7:00 AM - Friday, 22 November 2019 8:00 PM SST

Albert Hall, Teachers Camp, Baguio City, Benguet, 2600, Philippines.

 

This two-day event shall serve as a venue for creatives, craftsmen/women, artists, artisans, academics and students, NGOs, and LGUs to a) understand the state of (both indigenous and introduced and adopted/accommodated) crafts and folk arts in the ASEAN region; b) appreciate the role of crafts and folk arts in the Creative Economy of the ASEAN region; c) learn the good/best practices in sustainable innovations in crafts and folk arts in the ASEAN region; and d) recognize the role of the academe (Higher Educational Institutions) in sustaining creativity and innovation, particularly in crafts and folk arts.

The theme of the conference is Crafts and Folk Art in a Sustainable and Innovative Southeast Asia. We invite participants to share their perspective on one of the following, but not limited to, topics:

  • Best Practices in Sustainable Crafts and Folk Art

  • Issues in Sustainability in Cultural Production

  • Contributions of Crafts and Folk Arts to a Creative Economy

  • Social Enterprises on Crafts and Folk Art

  • Issues of Authenticity and Cultural Appropriation

  • Role/s of the Academe (HEIs) in Sustaining Creativity and Innovation

  • Governance and Creative Economy

     

     

Rom Dizon

The University of the Philippines Baguio is the "UP of the North" with a niche in Indigenous Studies in the Philippines, particularly Cordillera Studies. As an active participant in the sustainable development of Baguio City, UP Baguio is organizing the International Conference on Southeast Asian Crafts and Folk Art to support and enrich the city as a member of the UNESCO Creative Cities Network. UP Baguio (largely through the Office of the Chancellor) was instrumental in the process of applying for the UNESCO Creative City Declaration. UP Baguio is also one of the leading institutions (along with the LGU, DOT-CAR, DTI-CAR, and BACCI) in the implementation of the 4-year plan of action (2018-2022) in order to sustain Baguio’s status as a Creative City. This community engagement is in fulfillment of UP Baguio’s vision: “to be a premier Art and Sciences University” and mission: “to serve as a hub of knowledge development in Northern Luzon.” This is also a realization of one of its goals (strategic initiatives), which is the “promotion/protection of Cordillera/Northern Luzon Heritage, Culture and the Arts."

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