Once Upon A Hometown: An illustrated primer on the Philippines., by Cota Deles Yabut
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An illustrated primer that every Filipino parent living abroad should read to their child. This book is also for anyone interested in learning about Philippine culture and history in a quick and captivating manner. This book is especially meaningful to Filipinos whose children have never been to the Philippines and are curious about their heritage. Read this primer to your child and use this guide to learn more together. Cota Deles Yabut is an accomplished art educator and illustrator. She has used her experience as teacher and as artist to create a learning and bonding experience for adults and children.
Once Upon A Hometown: An illustrated primer on the Philippines., by Cota Deles Yabut- Amazon Sales Rank: #1815925 in eBooks
- Published on: 2015-06-06
- Released on: 2015-06-06
- Format: Kindle eBook
About the Author Cota Deles-Yabut, BFA, College of Fine Arts, University of the Philippines, has traveled the world as an artist, and art educator, teaching the benefits of art to both children and adults. She has also produced and directed musicals, pioneered TV cooking shows in Manila with Nora Daza; and written numerous articles and publications. Her love of music, the visual arts and travel has taken her to many cities for art education conferences including Jakarta, Tokyo, Moscow, Paris, Peking, Bali, Shanghai, Seoul, and the INSEA (International Society of Education through the Arts) Congress in Adelaide, Australia. More recently she visited the awesome ruins of Machu Picchu, and the Nazca Lines in Peru. In 1972, she was chosen to be part of the first Children's Art Exchange program between her native Philippines and China. Recently, in 2011 , she revisited Shanghai to do a comparative study on the art expressions of the children at the Children's Palace. She accompanied children from five Asian countries on a trip to Paris, in 1972 culminating in a children's art workshop and exhibit at the Musee des Arts Decoratifs inside the Louvre. In 1979, with members of the Philippine Art Educators Association (PAEA) she steered Lakbay Sining, the nationwide traveling art education seminar for teachers, students and their parents. In the same year, she was a delegate to the UNESCO sponsored "The Child as Artist” Asian Conference in Jakarta, Indonesia, focusing on Tradition and Changes. In 1974, she also chaired a 14-person delegation to visit numerous nurseries, kindergartens, and pioneer camps in Moscow, Belorussia, Lithuania and Leningrad on an art exchange program and art works, which were later exhibited at the Cultural Center of the Philippines. Cota, as a grantee, at the East West Center in Hawaii, exhibited in shows of the ‘tapa' bark, as taught by Mary Pritchard of Samoa. As the Art Director of the Museo ng Buhay Filipino in San Francisco, she for more than 20 years, managed rotating exhibits of "Philippine Fabrics and Artifacts" around California and Honolulu. For more than ten years, she was an active member of the Palabuniyan Kulintang Ensemble under U.S. National Heritage Awardee Danongan Kalanduyan. Currently, she plays the 14-string banduria with the 19 year old TRADICION Rondalla of San Francisco, preserving the Filipino folk music of a by-gone era. Cota, widow of Teddy Yabut, is the mother of eight children and grandmother to nine.
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. It is an incredible primer with admirable illustrations and a very good buy! By Rose Fortaleza I am lucky to own a hard copy of this primer "Once Upon A Hometown." I used this in one of the invited teachings with Filipino/Canadian schoolgraders in Toronto, ages 6-12 years old. I knew it was greatly appreciated by both students and parents themselves because they commented that they have learned about the Philippines' history and culture in the 30 minutes I sat down with them more than they have acquired knowledge in the past. It is an incredible primer with admirable illustrations and a very good buy!
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. This primer rises beyond being a mere tourism book for ... By Benjo Dans This primer rises beyond being a mere tourism book for it gives the reader an in-depth view about Philippine customs, our indigenous culture, as well as the European and Hollywood-style American influences which formulate the warmth and hospitality of Filipinos today.
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