Significant strides
Beginning a new and exciting chapter.
The collaboration between Sanfo 101, the Museo Diocesano de Pasig, and the Local Water Utilities Administration (LWUA) is a pioneering step in the realm of art restoration education within the Philippines. This partnership is a testament to the power of collective effort in enhancing the skills and knowledge base of future art conservators. By offering comprehensive training programs coupled with immersive experiences, the alliance provides an unparalleled opportunity for students to gain hands-on expertise in the delicate field of art conservation.
The initiative is a reflection of a deep-seated commitment to educational excellence and practical proficiency, which are indispensable in the meticulous process of art restoration. It is a strategic move that not only elevates the educational framework but also plays a crucial role in safeguarding the nation's cultural legacy. The concerted efforts of Sanfo 101, LWUA, and the Museo Diocesano de Pasig serve as a beacon of inspiration, showcasing the profound impact of collaborative ventures between the public and private sectors.
This monumental alliance underscores the importance of preserving cultural heritage through informed and skilled conservation practices. It is a forward-thinking approach that promises to cultivate a well-prepared cadre of conservators, ready to take on the challenges of maintaining and restoring art to its former glory. The synergy of these organizations exemplifies a shared vision for a future where art and culture are not only cherished but also meticulously preserved for generations to come.
In essence, the collaboration is a strategic and thoughtful response to the growing need for specialized skills in art conservation. It is a move that promises to enrich the educational landscape, contribute to the preservation of invaluable cultural assets, and foster an environment where the arts can thrive. Through this alliance, Sanfo 101, LWUA, and the Museo Diocesano de Pasig are setting a new standard for art restoration education, one that will resonate for years to come.
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Discover more about the journey of our participants as they delve into the realm of art restoration.
October 12 to November 23, 2024
An excellent start!
Learning about textiles
Learning about textiles
Sanfo 101's advanced art restoration class, comprising of 14 individuals proficient in basic painting, paper, wood, stone, and metal workshops, has commenced a new chapter. The class started on October 12, 2024, under the guidance of Assistant Professor Crisencio Paner at the Museo Diocesano de Pasig. They were warmly welcomed by the museum's director, Reverend Father Roy Rosales, and Head Curator, Mr. Thirdy Ballesca. The first day featured an introduction to textile conservation and a private tour of both the museum and the cathedral.
Learning about textiles
Learning about textiles
Learning about textiles
Inspecting a century old museum collection.
Museum tour
Learning about textiles
Museum tour
A grand tour of the museum and of the Immaculate Concepcion Cathedral or Pasig Cathedral.