AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoArts & Culture Loss: Resil Buagas Mojares, Cebu’s National Artist for Literature and a major historian and critic, died Sept. 5 at 83, with his family announcing his passing. Local Exhibitions: Dartmouth Cultural Center hosts “A Lifetime of Looking,” a self-portrait show by Pamela Hoss running Sept. 4–26, while Friendship Park’s border-fence sections are being reimagined into “The Traveling Tables of Amistad,” headed to the Museum of Us in Balboa Park (Sept. 6–19). Music & Community: Hickory’s free Sails Original Music Series brings Mellow Swells on Sept. 11, pairing live painting with the concert; Hispanic Heritage kicked off at El Camino College with Latino student art and lowrider culture. Culture in Motion: Fiji youth learn iTaukei masi printing and liku weaving to keep traditions alive; Taiwan and St. Vincent youth ambassadors shine at a cultural night celebrating diplomatic ties. Arts Funding Watch: San Diego’s arts funding crisis isn’t over, with advocates pushing for more reliable support as city cuts reshape the cultural ecosystem. International Art Links: China’s “farmer painting” and a Wellington–Beijing sister-city exhibition highlight cross-border creative dialogue.
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