The Philippines and France: Discovery, Rediscovery

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ART AND ENVIRONMENT: CAPTURING LIFE'S PERPETUAL FLUX SCULPTOR IMPY PILAPIL IN NEUILLY-SUR-SEINE

Filipina sculptor Impy Pilapil follows a notable list of Filipino

artists who have made their mark in France. Pilapil's contribution of a 3-meter high, 800 kilogram sculpture of stone and steel has found its home at the Square Martial Massiani, a public park in the City of Neuilly-sur-Seine, France. The City of Neuilly-sur-Seine is a prominent French commune found just west of Paris in the department of Hauts-de-Seine.

Figure 228. The Impy Pilapil sculpture titled FERN is the first contemporary Filipino sculpture to be installed in a public space in France.

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BIBLIOgRAPHY

32min
pages 406-425

LIST OF AgREEMENTS

10min
pages 396-405

PROJECT TEAM

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pages 433-436

EPILOgUE: OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE FUTURE

3min
pages 392-395

by Prof. Elisabeth Luquin

2min
pages 377-378

XIII TRACING THE HISTORY OF THE FILIPINO DIASPORA IN FRANCE

16min
pages 382-391

XII SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP: A COOPERATIVE PLATFORM BETWEEN THE PHILIPPINES AND FRANCE

3min
pages 379-381

by Fr. Pierre de Charentenay, SJ

2min
pages 375-376

by Omar Ochoa, PhD

3min
pages 371-374

VIII ART AND ENVIRONMENT: CAPTURING LIFE'S PERPETUAL FLUX SCULPTOR IMPY PILAPIL IN NEUILLY-SUR-SEINE

4min
pages 366-370

VII PHILIPPINE ARTIFACTS AND ARTWORKS SHOWCASED IN HISTORIC EXHIBITION AT THE MUSÉE DU QUAI BRANLY

4min
pages 362-365

III INSPIRATION BEHIND THE NOTES OF THE PHILIPPINE NATIONAL ANTHEM

2min
pages 339-340

II PHILIPPINES AND PARIS EXPOSITIONS

6min
pages 330-338

V AREAS OF CONTINUING COOPERATION

3min
pages 304-309

I GUSTAVE EIFFEL AND THE PHILIPPINES

9min
pages 310-329

by Mayor Christian Jeffroy and Ms. Jeanne Eliet Translated into English by Ms. Laetitia Groszman

7min
pages 348-357

IV FRENCH INFLUENCES IN THE 1898 MALOLOS BANQUET

3min
pages 341-347

VI VITALIS AND THE PHILIPPINE EMBASSY

2min
pages 358-361

IV JOINTLY FACING THE CHALLENGE OF OUR TIMES: CLIMATE CHANGE

2min
pages 301-303

III A CONSTITUTION FOR THE RIGHTS OF ALL

2min
pages 296-300

II THE PHILIPPINES AT UNESCO 2015-2017

3min
pages 290-295

I THE "SPIRIT OF PARIS" AS INSPIRATION FOR UNESCO

1min
pages 288-289

by Mr. Anton T. Huang, Chairman of the Philippines-France Business Council

8min
pages 279-287

by Ambassador Christian Lechervy

27min
pages 257-278

II STEADY GROWTH IN THE RELATIONS

28min
pages 220-256

The Signing of the Philippines-France Treaty of Friendship

4min
pages 210-219

V SEATO, THE PHILIPPINES, AND FRANCE

19min
pages 195-209

IV MANILA AND THE END OF FRENCH INDOCHINA

5min
pages 192-194

III THE INDOCHINESE STAKE AND THE 1947 TREATY OF FRIENDSHIP BETWEEN THE PHILIPPINES AND FRANCE

10min
pages 184-191

The 'Chasseurs Tagals' (Tagal Rangers) and the French Conquest of Cochinchina (1858-1863

37min
pages 54-75

I THE PREMISE: THE FIRST WESTERN CONSULATE AND FRENCH CONSULS IN THE PHILIPPINES 1824 AND 1836 AND BEYOND

14min
pages 156-165

II RIZAL'S NETWORKS IN FRANCE

9min
pages 86-95

III RIZAL AFTER RIZAL IN FRANCE

13min
pages 96-104

The Pendulum of a Cultural Encounter

12min
pages 76-85

II TREATY OF PARIS AND THE FILIPINO DIPLOMATS IN PARIS

19min
pages 166-183

From the Atlas Vallard (1547) to d'Anville's 18th Century Maps: Cartographers and Sailors

16min
pages 18-34

From César de Bourayne (1807) to the Basilan Adventure (1844-1845

27min
pages 35-53
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