Botong Francisco A Nation Imagined

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Botong Francisco: A Nation Imagined is a documentary short on National Artist, Carlos “Botong” Francisco. Directed by Peque Gallaga.
This short film narrates the story and artistic history of Botong, featuring public murals on display in several government, education, and corporate institutions.
This film was originally shown alongside the Botong Francisco: A Nation Imagined exhibit back in December 2012. #ExhibitionThrowback
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3 авг 2019

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@rowenab.747 5 лет назад

Dark-skinned Maestro. Thank you Ayala Museum. Ito dapat pinapanood mg mga kabataan. So feasting in the eyes. Salamat!

@reneresurreccion2443 Год назад

THIS IS ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL DOCUMENTARY I HAVE EVER SEEN. YOU MADE ME CRY AND TRULY NOSTALGIC. MARAMING SALAMAT PO.

@isabelalvarez4942 3 года назад

kahangahanga ang pagkakalahad! lalong titingkad ang kahalagahan kung maipahahayag sa wikang Pilipino upang higit na maunawaan ng nakararaming Pilipino...lalo na ng mga kabataan... saludo po ako sa mga gumawa nito...

@josefotografo7555 4 года назад

"The artist paints his vision, and from out of a blank emptiness, he brings forth the splendor of a nation." BRAVOOO!!!

@philsabado7461 4 года назад

My favorite documentary. I was honored and privileged to visit his home in Angorno Rizal, actually asked permission to stand in his footsteps. ad an artist, as a Filipino, my heart is always full after seeing this video.

@hilariojr.espiritu6589 3 года назад

Superb graphics and exceptional presentation, let alone the comprehensive content.♥️

@elvibora3965 4 года назад

Was already able to see some of his artworks before in national museum. Makes me want to go back to see the additions. Thanks ayala museum! 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌

@Ultraelectromagnetic 2 года назад

My favorite detail on Francisco's "Filipino Struggles Through History" is the 1872 execution of GomBurZa at the very center of the mural, serving as the turning point where the seeds of a collective "Filipino" consciousness were sown, the people of the archipelago beginning to see themselves as their own people, as Filipinos, distinct and separate from Spain and deserving to shape their own destiny, thus setting the generation of Rizal and Bonifacio down the path that would eventually culminate in an independent Philippines. Because of this, some say the Filipino nation was born at that moment in 1872, and I think Botong Francisco beautifully renders that interpretation of history in his mural.

@aarontoriaga4359 4 года назад

Angaling lo ng gumawa ng video and the narration is superb, kala ko si Antonio banderas.😁

@chamaguilar3579 4 года назад

Goose bumps.

@elsaflores8777 3 года назад

Ang ganda ng presentation!

@a.w.3438 5 лет назад

People should see the mural he made at the Manila City Hall....it's huge and mind-blowing! I have guided people to that place many many times. I feel nostalgic.

@rowenab.747 5 лет назад

San po banda un?