Darayonan Centre of Coron Philippines

Medicine Wheel Video Installation exhibited in Coron Philippines, February 2005.

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North South East West, the New Media Installation, inspired by the traditional knowledge of the Anishinaabe Peoples was shown February 17th 2005 in Coron Philippines at the Darayonan Centre.

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The show was part of a 10 city tour of the Philippines and Taiwan, February 12 to March 7 of 2005, that included presentations at the Tamawan Village Art Gallery Baguio, Ateneo Art Gallery Manila, Darayonan Centre in Coron, and the Kamarikutan Gallery in Puerto Princessa. Check out North-South-East-West Online.

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As well as the show was also exhibited at the University of the Philippines Mindanao Cultural Centre Davao, Regional Education Learning Centre of Cotobato City, Lumad groups of Cotabato City, Western Mindanao State University in Zamboanga, Pingdong Aboriginal Cultural Park, Taipei National University of the Art, Taiwan Public Television System, National Donghua University, Aboriginal Art Institute, and the ShunYi Taiwan Aboriginal Museum.

Published by Artist Team Tompalski-Thompson

CONTACT: thompsong2011@gmail.com WEB: https://tompalskithompson.wordpress.com/ BIO: Artists Sherry Tompalski (painter) and Graham Thompson (media) have exhibited their work in the Philippines, Afghanistan, Kazakhstan, Malaysia, China, Thailand, Australia, India, Germany, Croatia, Montenegro, Serbia, France, Spain, Switzerland, United Kingdom, Argentina, Brazil, Venezuela, Canada and the United States of America.

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