Museo de Ticao

Museo de Ticao Preserving and showcasing the natural and cultural heritage of Ticao Island through curated exhibits and events ✨

Museo de Ticao is dedicated to preserving and showcasing the rich cultural heritage of Ticao Island. Through meticulously curated exhibits and events, we inspire learning and promote appreciation for the diverse influences that have shaped our island's history and identity. We are committed to highlighting the resilience and achievements of Ticaonons across all fields, fostering active engagement

and participation from the local community to deepen the understanding and appreciation for our cultural legacy.

Monreal talents.  We gave these children two hours and these beautiful artworks were the result.  They were requested to...
09/12/2024

Monreal talents. We gave these children two hours and these beautiful artworks were the result. They were requested to bring a reference photo of what they want to paint. Some brought printed photos, other used photos from their phones and iPad. So each one produced different paintings showing their potential. The Ticao artists who assisted selected paintings that we will hang in Museo de Ticao “Kids Art Wall”.

Good attendance and awesome art works, young artists of Monreal. Thank you to those who made this happen especially to M...
07/12/2024

Good attendance and awesome art works, young artists of Monreal. Thank you to those who made this happen especially to Mr U*i Altarejos and Mr Glenn Almodal of DepEd. Museo de Ticao will reserve a place for their works. Part of the program was art jam by Ticao artists to show them the art work in progress. At a young age, these kids really showed potential.

Monreal National High School’s announcement about the workshop tomorrow, Dec 7,2024. This is community participation at ...
06/12/2024

Monreal National High School’s announcement about the workshop tomorrow, Dec 7,2024. This is community participation at its best with Monreal DepEd and Museo de Ticao collaborating. This inspires us, organizers and artists of Museo de Ticao to travel around the island to introduce art to our young artists. Salamat sin damo san iyo supporta.

𝘿𝙤𝙣'𝙩 𝙢𝙞𝙨𝙨 𝙩𝙝𝙞𝙨! 📣⏰Learn the basics with  Lealda Villamor-Antonio this coming December 7, 2024 at Monreal National High ...
04/12/2024

𝘿𝙤𝙣'𝙩 𝙢𝙞𝙨𝙨 𝙩𝙝𝙞𝙨! 📣⏰

Learn the basics with Lealda Villamor-Antonio this coming December 7, 2024 at Monreal National High School.

Book your spot at https://forms.gle/V31sGUH542ufgNT69

See you there! ✨

📣𝐌𝐞𝐞𝐭 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐬𝐩𝐞𝐚𝐤𝐞𝐫:Lealda Villamor-AntonioLealda's art and crafts journey interspersed within her 48 years of IT career t...
01/12/2024

📣𝐌𝐞𝐞𝐭 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐬𝐩𝐞𝐚𝐤𝐞𝐫:

Lealda Villamor-Antonio

Lealda's art and crafts journey interspersed within her 48 years of IT career that started in the Philippines and ended in Australia. Unlike other artists who started young, Lealda discovered art at middle age. She travelled around the world in between her IT work. As a weekend hobby painter, she painted her travel memoir of the seven continents she had been. Since retiring in 2023, she has dedicated herself to community initiatives such as the opening of a museum in her island hometown in Ticao, Masbate. Though not selling her work (yet), she continues to inspire others through her global-inspired paintings, the process and art techniques applied and her cherished stories behind these. An environmental protection enthusiast, she has now turned her focus to recycled art.

📍Catch her this coming December 7, 2024 at Monreal National High School by registering at https://forms.gle/V31sGUH542ufgNT69

Kitakits!☺☺

URGENT NOTICE TO PARTICIPANTS and ASSISTING VOLUNTEERS: We were ready and preparations have been completed.  But due to ...
29/11/2024

URGENT NOTICE TO PARTICIPANTS and ASSISTING VOLUNTEERS: We were ready and preparations have been completed. But due to unforeseen circumstance, we have to postpone this event. Target date is now Jan 31, 2025 for Batuan. This will also give time to include Monreal on Feb 1, 2025 in Ms. Jamela Alindogan’s itinerary.
Watch out for update.

Thank you for your understanding.

📣WANT TO LEARN THE ART PRINCIPLES FAST? Join Lealda Villamor-Antonio's Art Principles, Techniques and Practice (and Hack...
27/11/2024

📣WANT TO LEARN THE ART PRINCIPLES FAST?

Join Lealda Villamor-Antonio's Art Principles, Techniques and Practice (and Hacks) by clicking the link below or scanning the QR.

https://forms.gle/V31sGUH542ufgNT69

See you there!

Museo de Ticao artists are coming to Monreal. This event hosted by Lealda Villamor Antonio, chair person of Museo de Tic...
21/11/2024

Museo de Ticao artists are coming to Monreal. This event hosted by Lealda Villamor Antonio, chair person of Museo de Ticao, is intended for students of Special Program for Arts in Monreal National High School but talents from other classes or schools are also welcome. This invite also includes out of school youth.

Sigulanon in the form of JAM’s SESSION, the second time around. This time in Batuan.   Thank you,  Jamela Alindogan, for...
14/11/2024

Sigulanon in the form of JAM’s SESSION, the second time around. This time in Batuan. Thank you, Jamela Alindogan, for finding the time in your extremely busy schedule to host this event.

Jam Session is coming to Batuan soon. A Museo de Ticao revival of our "sigulanon", to be hosted by our multi-awarded "ka...
07/11/2024

Jam Session is coming to Batuan soon. A Museo de Ticao revival of our "sigulanon", to be hosted by our multi-awarded "kahilungsod" Jamela Alindogan. After the successful event in San Fernando and San Jacinto last August, Batuan children will surely enjoy this Museo de Ticao event. Watch this space.

30/10/2024

Recap video of the Art workshop in Ticao Island sponsored by Museo de Ticao.

An experience of a lifetime.

On a sunny Sunday, October 13, 2024, at 8:30 in the morning, the second art workshop of Museo de Ticao took place at the residence of Mayor Francisco "Doc Kito" Altarejos on Bailon Street, San Jacinto, Ticao Island, Masbate. Titled “Basic Acrylic Painting,” the workshop was conducted by Gina Almocera-Dejumo, a self-taught Tigaonon visual artist with a decade of experience in acrylic, oil, and mixed-media painting. She was supported by co-artists Christian Almodiel, Ronnie Barrun, Camille Nunez, Dolly Angelica Cantonjos, Jhon Dublin Alcantara along with impromptu assistance from Mark Espenilla.

The workshop was attended by thirty-two participants between the ages of eight and twelve: one from Batuan, three from San Fernando, and twenty-eight from San Jacinto. The event lasted three hours, with the presence of twin brothers and a participant from Barangay Almine adding a special touch to the gathering.

The workshop began with opening remarks from Noe Esparrago, who then introduced the art instructor. Following this, Eda Espinosa led a prayer. Gina proceeded to the first part of the workshop, titled the “Ultimate Crash Course,” which introduced some of history’s most famous artists, presented a “Starter Pack” of essential painting materials, and demonstrated their use. The participants were excited and fully engaged, listening attentively throughout the discussion.
The second part was the actual painting session, which brought mixed emotions to the participants. Some felt nervous yet thrilled, while others were filled with excitement as they mixed colors and interacted with their fellow participants. Their confidence grew as Jhon Dublin, Christian, Ronnie, Dolly, and Camille offered continuous support, ensuring that participants received guidance on painting techniques in the friendliest way possible. Meanwhile, Jeckris Ora-a, Shiela Cantoria, Lexie Joyce Sola, and Aurelie Gabion assisted with materials as needed. The participants took a fifteen-minute break, during which snacks were generously sponsored by Sheena So–Alcantara.

The session lasted three (3) hours. After completing their artwork, participants were rewarded with sweet treats: chocolates, mixed fruit candies, and lollipops.
After completing their artworks, participants were photographed individually and in groups based on their artwork’s subject. They then joined a “Historical Walk” to the Museo de Ticao, where they installed their artworks and received Certificates of Appreciation. Both participants and parents were ecstatic upon entering the Museo, in awe of the artworks and other historical displays.

As we parted ways, parents and participants expressed immense gratitude for the experience of a lifetime. Their question was, “When is the next art workshop? We want more!” This gave the team a clear sign to start planning for another mission, “Isulong”.

The working team concluded the workshop with a lunch sponsored by Judge Jez Espinosa and prepared by Jan Earvin “Binoy” Bartolata.

In light of all this, we thank God for the success of the workshop.

Written by Gina Almocera-Dejumo, the first female visual artist to conduct an art workshop in Ticao Island under Museo de Ticao, on October 29, 2024, in Taguig City, Manila, The Philippines.

Although interrupted by storm, Basic Reading and Writing for kids has started in San Fernando. Here are the profile of p...
29/10/2024

Although interrupted by storm, Basic Reading and Writing for kids has started in San Fernando. Here are the profile of participants, why they are behind in reading and writing
1. neglected by parents
2.parents are also non reader
3. Mother is sick
4. Mother is busy
5. Child is left with Lola who's also non reader orphans, stopped schooling) -

Thanks, MaRiya Viktorya for conducting this event. They are really lucky to have you. Thanks Marlin Katindoy for food, Erwin and Amy Ribas for supplies.

Big thanks to those involved and other volunteers and Moret (Popai Montilla).

These events are indeed grassroots effort by the people of Ticao - special mention to San Fernando.

You are invited again! 📣Museo de Ticao will conduct a basic reading and writing workshop with Ma'am Marievic Delito-Resu...
23/10/2024

You are invited again! 📣

Museo de Ticao will conduct a basic reading and writing workshop with Ma'am Marievic Delito-Resurrecion this coming October 26 to November 20, 2024. This event will run for 20 days with 2 hours per session. Children ages 4–6 years are invited to join.

Venue: Chickichow Resto, San Fernando, Masbate

Contact personnel: Marievic Delito-Resurrecion and Moret Ribas-Montilla

See you there! ☺

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