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JAY NATHAN T. JORE Assistant Professor 1 Fine Arts Program, College of Communication, Art, and Design UNIVERSITY of the PHILIPPINES CEBU JAY NATHAN T. JORE Assistant Professor 1 Fine Arts Program, College of Communication, Art, and Design UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES CEBU Gorordo Avenue, Lahug, Cebu City [email protected] / 09178819497 June 8, 1987 EDUCATION Master of Arts in Art Studies: Art Theory and Criticism University of the Philippines Diliman / 2019 Bachelor of Fine Arts major in Advertising Arts University of San Carlos, 2011 Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy minor in English (units) San Carlos Seminary College, 2004-2006 High School / Pope John XXIII Seminary Elementary / Bogo Central School I SCHOLARLY INTERESTS Art Research and Criticism Cebuano Art History Contemporary Art Practice in Cebu Curatorship and Museology Cultural Heritage Studies Performance and Installation Art WORK EXPERIENCE Assistant Professor 1, Fine Arts Program, University of the Philippines Cebu, 2016 – present Managing Director and Curator, Jose T. Joya Gallery, University of the Philippines Cebu 2018 – present Coordinator, Office for the Initiatives in Culture and the Arts UP Cebu, 2018 - present Manager, FABLAB (Fabrication Laboratory), University of the Philippines Cebu - 2012 Art Historian, Project Kisame, a government-funded project to document and restore the ceiling paintings found in many colonial churches in the Philippines., 2013 - 2014 Design Quality Assurance Specialist & Graphic Designer, Authors Solutions Inc-Penguin Publishing, Cebu City, 2011- 2013 Graphic Designer / Design Team of Lantawan Magazine, University of San Carlos, College of Architecture and Fine Arts, 2010 Summer Intern / Campaigns & Grey Cebu advertising agency, 2010 Researcher, Proofreader, and Production Assistant / Books of Cardinal Vidal: “I, a Fellow Shepherd”, “Revelations of a Father’s Heart”, “A Voice for the Flock”, “The Way of Truth”, 2008-2010 Assistant Event Coordinator & Graphic Designer for Promotions, Communications and Collaterals, Archdiocese of Cebu, 2006 – 2013 ART SEMINARS AND WORKSHOPS Speaker / “The End of a Tradition: Trompe l’oeil Ceiling Paintings in Cebu and Bohol”, Casa Gorordo Museum Talk, Casa Gorordo Museum, February 22, 2019 Workshop Fellow, Japan Foundation Curatorial Development Program 2018, Vargas Museum UP Diliman, October 5-6, 2018 Paper Presentor / “From Pintados to Retablos: The Conquest of the Body in Philippine Art History”, Bridging Worlds, Illumining the Archive: An International Conference in Honor of Professor Resil B. Mojares, Novotel Hotel, Quezon City, July 30-31, 2018 Speaker / Fablabs, Digital Fabrication and Rapid Prototyping”, USC Fine Arts- Adcon 2017, University of San Carlos, Cebu City, September 29, 2017 Speaker / “Ditital Transformation (DX), DTI: Mentor Me Program Module 11, Azia Suites, Cebu City, Sept 12, 2017 Paper Presentor / “Marking the End of Tradition: Raymundo Francia’s Trompe l’oeil Ceiling Paintings in the Heritage Churches of Cebu and Bohol, Philippine –Spanish Friendship Day Conference, Miagao, Iloilo, September 9, 2016 Region 7 Representative/ National Youth Forum on Heritage / Philippine High School for the Arts / Mt. Makiling, Los Banos, Laguna / Nov. 11 -14, 2015 Paper Presentor / “The Role of Art History and Aesthetics in Cultural Heritage Preservation: The Curious Case of the Ceiling Restoration in Alburquerque, Bohol” / Conference on Cultural Heritage: Multidisciplinary Perspectives on Theory and Practice / UP Diliman / August 26-27 2015 Writing Fellow / “Francia’s Demons: Imaging Evil in Church Ceiling Paintings of Cebu and Bohol” / J Elizalde Navarro National Workshop in Criticism on the Arts and Humanities / Baguio City / June 28-July 4, 2015 Participant / Subaybaktas Literary History Writing Training Workshop University of San Carlos June 18-20 2015 Speaker / “Kisame, Vision of a People: The Cultural and Artistic Significance of Church Ceiling Paintings in Philippine History and Society” / Ipil Residence Hall 50th Anniversary Lecture Series / UP Diliman / March 20, 2015 CURATORIAL WORKS HUMBLE OBJECTS: Vernacularity and the Aesthetics of the Everyday in Downtown Cebu City, Vargas Museum, Diliman, Quezon City, December 7, 2019 – March 7, 2020 BALIK-LANTAW: Reconnecting, Remembering A Journey in Artmaking by Celso Pepito, Jose T. Joya Gallery, Cebu City, January 10- 3, 2020 USBAW, USWAG, USBONG (Increase, Progress, Flourish): Complexities of a Changing City, Faculty of the Fine Arts Program of UP Cebu, Jose T. Joya Gallery, Cebu City, August 2019 WHILE THE WHIRLWIND WHISPERS: Questions on the Queer By Select Queer Artists in Cebu, Jose T. Joya Gallery, Cebu City, June 2019 LATAGAW UG UTOK, a retrospective show by Josua Cabrera Jose T. Joya Gallery, April 2019 DESCENDANTS, Select Queer Artists in the Visayas Frida Gallery, Bacolod City, March 2019 PINK AS METONYM by Prof. Palmy Pe-Tudtud Jose T. Joya Gallery, Cebu City, March 2019 SAYSAY HULAGWAY: The Eloquence of the Everyday A Photography Exhibition by the Faculty of the College of Communication, Art and Design of UP Cebu, Jose T. Joya Gallery, Cebu City, March 20 – April 12, 2018 SENTENARYO: 100 Artworks by 100 Artists Celebrating UP Cebu’s 100 Years of Academic Excellence and Public Service, Jose T. Joya Gallery, Cebu City, May 2018 ARTISTIC DIRECTION LAWIG 100 EXHIBITIONS AND AWARDS Robinsons Galleria Cebu May 7-13, 2017 TANYAG EXHIBITIONS AND AWARDS Robinsons Galleria Cebu April 22 –28, 2018 GROUP EXHIBITIONS DEVIANT SYMPHONIES 1 & 2, soft sculpture, cotton fabrics, threads Dirty Laundry, Block 17 Gallery, Artist District Bacolod City, October 2019 MGA TAGPISONG KALOOY, assemblage and light box (wood, vinyl mat, photographic paper) in Usbaw, Uswag, Usbong: Complexities of a Changing City Jose T. Joya Gallery, Cebu City, August 2019 ORGIES, Installation art, vintage wooden stool chair, steel wires While the Whirlwind Whispers: Questions on the Queer, Jose T. Joya Gallery, Cebu City, June 2019 ALANG KANG PRESENTACION, AKONG LOLA, 2018 ALANG KANG BASILISA, AKONG LOLA, 2018 Assemblage of dried bougainvillea flowers in wood and glass case, variable sizes Exhibited in Sentenaryo: 100 Artworks by 100 Artists Celebrating UP Cebu’s 100 Years of Academic Excellence and Public Service, Jose T. Joya Gallery HAIT SAMA SA SUNDANG, 2018 Photography series, variable sizes, digital print Exhibited in Saysay Hulagway: The Eloquence of the Everyday March 20 – April 12, 2018 Jose T. Joya Gallery BETWEEN 2:32 & 2:37 IN THE MORNING, 2017 Oil on canvass, 100 cm x 100 cm Exhibited in Pundok Kawhaan Napulo’g Pito March 22 – April 12, 2017 Jose T. Joya Gallery TRANSPARENT Exhibit – Maribago BlueWater Resort / April 2012 INDIO INDY Exhibit, Indiapolis, USA / August 2010 ANG LAAGANG BATA Exhibit – Museo Sugbu / December 2011 COMPLETED RESEARCH HIMAYA SA KAHITAS-AN: Artistic and Pictorial Agency and the Performance of Beholding in Raymundo Francia’s Ceiling Paintings in the Heritage Churches of Cebu and Bohol ON THE PATHWAYS OF TRUTH: A Critical Analysis of the Works of the Art Critic Rodolfo Paraz-Perez and His Contribution to the Development of Philippine Art Criticisms ART FROM THE OTHER PHILIPPINES: The Crucial Place of Regional Artmaking in the Reimagining Philippine Art History THE ROLE OF AESTHETICS IN HERITAGE CONSERVATION: The Curious Case of the Ceiling Painting ‘Restoration’ in the Church of Alburquerque in Bohol THE HERITAGE OF CEBUANO ART A Study on Cebuano Visual Culture and a Proposed Strategic Plan for the Establishment of the Cebu Museum of Art and Design KISAME, VISION OF A PEOPLE: The Cultural and Artistic Significance of Church Ceiling Paintings in Philippine History and Society DESIGN AWARDS 2nd Place / Logo Design Contest, 51st International Eucharistic Congress, 2015 Winner / Logo Design Contest, Canonization of Pedro Calungsod, 2012 3rd Best in Thesis / 2011, Annual CAFA Design Awards 2nd Place / Logo Design Contest Diamond Jubilee of SVD Mission at USC 2010 Design Recognition / 2010 Annual CAFA Design Awards Golden Mean Award for Design Excellence 2009 Annual CAFA Design Awards ACADEMIC AND NON –ACADEMIC AWARDS Japan Foundation & Philippine Contemporary Art Network Curatorial Development Program Exhibition Grant, 2018 University Scholar / AY 2014-2015, 2015-2016 / University of the Philippines Diliman The Outstanding Graduates of 2011 Award University of San Carlos Dean’s List / SY 2009-2010 / University of San Carlos Gold Medal for Academic Excellence SY 2004-2005, 2005-2006 San Carlos Seminary College Blessed John XXIII Leadership Award / SY 2003-2004 / Pope John XXIII Seminary Gloria Macapagal Arroyo Leadership Award / SY 2003-2004 / Pope John XXIII Seminary Gloria Macapagal Arroyo Academic Excellence Award / SY 2003-2004 Pope John XXIII Seminary Valedictorian / SY 2003-2004 / Pope John XXIII Seminary Salutatorian / SY 1999-2000 / Bogo Central School I REFERENCES Prof. Patrick D. Flores, Phd Museum Director, Vargas Museum University of the Philippines Diliman [email protected] Prof. Cecilia De La Paz, Phd Director, Office for the Initiatives in Culture and the Arts University of the Philippines Diliman [email protected] Prof. Wendell Capili, Phd Assistant Vice President for Public Affairs University of the Philippines Diliman 09178074786 .
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