Historic Collaboration:
Partners Celebrate First Graduates of the Advanced Restoration & Conservation Class
The successful collaboration with Sanfo 101, the Local Water Utilities Administration (LWUA), and the Museo Diocesano de Pasig reached a significant and unprecedented milestone as the program concluded on November 22 and 30, 2024. This initiative celebrated the completion of the advanced art restoration & conservation class and marked the handing over of nine restored masterpieces by renowned artists Ang Kiukok, Manuel Baldemor, Amado Hidalgo, Demetrio Diego, and Cenon Rivera.
The synergy between Sanfo 101, LWUA, and Museo Diocesano de Pasig exemplifies the power of collaborative efforts in achieving significant milestones. Their combined expertise and resources have not only revitalized invaluable artworks but also fostered a new generation of skilled art restorers committed to preserving the Philippines' rich cultural heritage.
This landmark achievement is highly advantageous to the country, as it ensures the preservation and longevity of its cultural heritage. By training and nurturing talented individuals in the art of restoration, the collaboration has paved the way for future projects that will continue to safeguard the nation's artistic treasures for generations to come.
Graduating class with the staff & officers of the Local Water Utilities Administration:
Top picture,
left to right, back row: Jhvn Mariano, Bebi Guzman, Jayson Maceo, Erica Lim, Deputy Administrator Karl Cornelio Cruz (in black), Patricia Ofracio, Administrative Officer II (LWUA), Mr. Alfredo Marcelo, and Drexler Macario;
Left to right, front row: Property Control Division Manager, LWUA, Atty. Evecar Cruz-Ferrer, Sanfo 101 Manager, Pearle Saprid, Head of Property Management, LWUA, Engr. Jocelyn Guce, LWUA staff, Marian Gallo, Jonnel Reyes and Jorrick Ducay
Not in the picture:
Thirdy Ballesca III, Ronald Tieng, Cynthia Dayco and Paola Germar
Advanced Art Restoration & Conservation Class 2024
On October 17, 2024, the Local Water Utilities Administration (LWUA) officially welcomed participants of Sanfo 101's art restoration and conservation class.
This year's advanced art restoration and conservation class, hosted by the Local Water Utilities Administration and Museo Diocesano De Pasig, will provide participants with hands-on experience under the close supervision and guidance of Sanfo 101 and the expert, Prof. Crisencio Paner.