CAMP Pag-ayo, Inc.

Culture and Arts Managers of the Philippines (CAMP) Pag-Ayo, Inc., a non-profit organization that empowers marginalized communities through the transformative power of arts and culture. We provide free, high-quality training and mentorship that promotes behavioral change and supports individuals affected by stigma and discrimination, including issues related to HIV/AIDS, mental health, and LGBTQIA+ rights.

Join us in fostering a stigma-free environment where artistic expression becomes a catalyst for personal and societal transformation.

#ZeroStigmaPH

CAMP's thematic areas and key performance indicators (KPIs) are directly aligned with the following United Nation’s Sustainable Development Goals:

ART FOR STIGMA REDUCTION:

A CREATIVE CALL TO ACTION

IN THE TIME OF HIV

June 25, 2025, Manila Philippines

#ZeroStigmaPH

#ZeroStigmaPH #HIVFreePH #BreakTheSilence #CreativityForSocialChange

Today June 25, 2025, we celebrate our 7th year anniversary with the following call to action! The Philippines continues to face a growing HIV crisis—over 5,100 new HIV cases were reported from January to March 2025. Nearly 1 in 3 were young people aged 15–24. But what’s holding us back from stopping HIV? Stigma. Silence. Misconceptions. These are the true barriers that keep people from getting tested, seeking care, or even talking about HIV. Only 55% of Filipinos living with HIV know their status. That means thousands remain undiagnosed and may unknowingly transmit the virus. HIV doesn’t discriminate. From January to March 2025, 45 pregnant women were newly diagnosed, and 17 babies acquired HIV at birth. Anyone who engages in unprotected sex is vulnerable. We need a shift—from fear to facts, from shame to understanding. That’s where art becomes our most powerful ally.

At CAMP Pag-ayo, Inc., we use arts and media to create neutral, creative spaces where people can explore topics like HIV, sexuality, and mental health—without fear or judgment. Through our #ZeroStigmaPH campaign, we turn stigma into dialogue, and prevention into inspiration.

Through art, we can:

Use theater and spoken word to tell real stories of living with and overcoming HIV

Create murals that educate about safe sex and self-worth

Host film screenings that tackle stigma and myths

Launch in-person, online galleries and digital exhibits with messages of inclusion and protection

Use music, dance, and poetry to inspire conversations in schools, communities, and families

HIV prevention is not just a medical task—it’s a cultural one. Here’s how we can promote it through art: HIV Prevention Strategies to Promote Through Art:

Condom use and safer sex – through street art, mural messages, and role-playing in workshops
Regular HIV testing – through digital campaigns with positive imagery and slogans like “Know Your Status, Own Your Power”
Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) – explained through interactive installations or animations targeting youth audiences
Early treatment and U=U (Undetectable = Untransmittable) – highlighted through personal testimonial exhibits
Sexual health education – incorporated into school-based creative projects and parent-child theater sessions

We support the DOH’s call for an Executive Order declaring HIV a public health emergency. But we also call on YOU—parents, educators, local leaders, youth organizations, and cultural institutions—to help lead this creative movement for prevention and understanding.

Join us in these actions:

Help families talk openly about sex, gender, and HIV. Kailangang magsimula sa bahay.
Use art to create safe and neutral, stigma-free spaces for dialogue.
Invite allies from all walks of life—not just LGBTQIA+—to lead their own stigma-reduction initiatives.
Build stronger community support systems through culture and collaboration.

Together, we can break the silence, prevent new cases, and build a future where no one is left behind.

Let art be our language.

Let compassion be our message.

Let’s end HIV stigma. Let’s protect each other.

#ZeroStigmaPH #HIVPrevention #ArtForAwareness #EndHIVStigma #CultureOfCompassion #YouthForChange #SafeSpacesPH #UequalsU #NeutralSpaces #CreativityForSocialChange

#ZeroStigmaPH Volunteers Needed!

Culture and the Arts Managers of the Philippines (CAMP) Pag-ayo, Inc. is a non-profit organization of artists, trainers, health advocacy workers and volunteers who are passionate about reducing stigma and discrimination affecting the marginalized communities, particularly the PLHIV, LGBTQIA+, and people who have mental health conditions.

This 2024, we will actively operate in the areas of NCR and Rizal, and the online sphere, and will continue our efforts in implementing projects that are meaningful for the affected community and in support of the HIV service delivery network, towards #ZeroStigmaPH.

JOIN US! We are open for Members/Volunteers, for an opportunity to be part and/or spearhead a Stigma Reduction Project with us this 2024!

CAMP Art Exhibitions: Creating Neutral Spaces for a #ZeroStigmaPH

Explore CAMP’s powerful art exhibitions—where creativity becomes a force for stigma reduction. From ELYA ART FESTIVAL to PASINTABI and PAGLAYA, these exhibits amplify voices on sexual health, mental well-being, LGBTQIA+ advocacy, and human rights.

📲 Discover More & Bid on Art

Scan the QR Codes to access online catalogues and place bids.

Download Exhibition Catalogues for an in-depth look at featured artists and their works.

Join us in using art for social change!

#ZeroStigmaPH

ESPIAL: "The Art of Noticing" by Salinlaji

ESPIAL: The Art of Noticing — Young Artists Illuminate Stigma, Identity, and Healing Through Art

The Gallery, Camp Neñada Community Center | October 5 – November 30, 2025 | Angono, Rizal

Angono, Rizal — The Camp Neñada Community Center, in partnership with the Culture and Arts Managers of the Philippines (CAMP) Pag-ayo, Inc., proudly opens its 4th major exhibition, ESPIAL: The Art of Noticing, featuring 14 young artists from the Regional Lead School for the Arts in Angono (RLSAA) under the youth collective SalinLaji. The exhibition is part of Angono’s 2025 Higantes Festival celebration and continues CAMP’s ongoing advocacy for #ArtForStigmaReduction and #ZeroStigmaPH.

“Espial,” meaning the act of watching or observing, serves as the exhibition’s lens into the often-silent struggles of mental health, sexuality, and self-identity. The works invite viewers to notice not only what is seen—but what is silenced by stigma.

Among the pieces, “To The One I Still Seek” by Miguel Andrei Alcasid reflects the longing for equal love and recognition within the LGBTQ+ community, while “Wrapped in Me” by Jorge Nicolai Baisan recalls the childhood joy of queer expression found in moments of imaginative play. Precious Belle Bataican’s “Transcendence” and Karl Cassidy Calsado’s “Elysium” speak of rebirth and the quiet resilience that emerges from struggle.

Meanwhile, “Fragments of Bloom” by Angelina Coppens and “Unsettled Polydipsia” by Jhenaya Custodio unravel the layered process of self-discovery and honesty, while Alyson Esguerra’s “The Powder Room” transforms isolation into intimacy—a metaphorical sanctuary where one faces their truest self.

Themes of love and identity continue in Ira Fuentiveros’s “If Love is a Sin” and Zamantha Eve Garcera’s “Temptation of Eve”, both exploring desire, judgment, and the courage to choose authenticity over shame. Angela Michaela Guieb’s “The Innocence of Intimacy” offers a soft counterpoint, portraying love in its purest and most affirming form.

Katrina Ocampo’s “Solace in Embracing Hue(s)” navigates the stages of self-acceptance—from realization to freedom—while Xyl Cid Paran’s “Unspoken Storms” delves into the suffocating weight of mental illness and societal indifference. Precious Juvilyn Torres’s “Echoes Fell Like Petals” tenderly depicts invisible pain hidden beneath beauty, and Razieli Rocette Valora’s “Sapphic Love” celebrates queer womanhood with pride and defiance.

Together, these works are powerful visual testimonies of youth navigating identity and emotion during a crucial stage of self-formation. In the context of Erik Erikson’s psychosocial theory, high school students face the stage of Identity vs. Role Confusion—a critical period for developing self-concept and belonging. Through ESPIAL, these young artists not only explore their own identities but also extend empathy to others walking similar paths.

More than an exhibition, ESPIAL represents CAMP’s vision of using the arts as Neutral Spaces—safe, stigma-free environments where difficult conversations about mental health, sexuality, and HIV can unfold without fear or prejudice.

Visitors are encouraged to explore the exhibit in person at The Gallery, Camp Neñada Community Center, 45 Manila East Road, Brgy. San Roque, Angono, Rizal, or to access the online exhibition catalogue via QR codes displayed online and on-site. Those inspired by the artworks may also support the young artists and the Art for Stigma Reduction movement by bidding on the featured works.

Through the eyes of SalinLaji, ESPIAL: The Art of Noticing invites everyone to see beyond stigma—to notice, to listen, and to understand. In doing so, we move closer to a more compassionate, stigma-free Philippines.

Exhibition Run: October 5 – November 30, 2025

Venue: The Gallery, Camp Neñada Community Center, 45 Manila East Road, Angono, Rizal

Partners: CAMP Pag-ayo, Inc. | LoveYourself Inc | Champion Community Centers | Pilipinas Shell Foundation, Inc. | PROTECTS-UPSCALE Project

Facebook: Camp Neñada Community Center

#EspialExhibit #ZeroStigmaPH #ArtForStigmaReduction #CreativityForSocialChange #HigantesFestival

KASARIAN-KASARINLAN Art Exhibit Opens with Powerful Stories, Warm Community Welcome

KASARIAN-KASARINLAN Art Exhibit | Angono, Rizal | June 21, 2025

The Kasarian-Kasarinlan art exhibit opened to a full house on June 21, 2025, at The Gallery of Camp Neñada Community Center in Angono, Rizal. The vibrant and deeply moving launch brought together artists, advocates, youth leaders, and community members to explore gender, liberation, and identity through art.

The opening became even more meaningful with the special visit of Angono Vice Mayor and Mayor-elect Gerardo Calderon [Mayor Vice Calderon] who mingled with artists, guests, and visitors early during the evening. His presence and warm conversations reflected the local government’s openness to the arts and to spaces that uplift diverse voices, especially from the LGBTQIA+ community.

Kicking off the evening, Ian Felix Alquiros (Executive Director, Culture and Arts Managers of the Philippines - CAMP) and Odoi Villalon (Program Head, Bachelor of Fine Arts, URS Angono) delivered the opening remarks. They emphasized the power of art in creating neutral spaces where sensitive conversations can thrive without stigma or shame. Alquiros highlighted CAMP and Camp Neñada's commitment to "Art for Stigma Reduction", resonating with the exhibition’s raw and honest narratives. While Villalon talked about the urgent need for the passage of the SOGIE Equality Bill, underscoring that respecting the human rights of the LGBTQIA+ community is a fundamental step toward a more just and inclusive society.

The highlight of the evening was the artist walk-through. Participating visual artists shared their works and stories—touching on struggles, vulnerability, and truths experienced by the LGBTQIA+ community and Filipino youth, that added depth to the emotionally charged atmosphere.

The Kasarian-Kasarinlan exhibit runs daily until August 20, 2025, and is open to the public. All are invited to visit and experience the richness of queer and youth narratives expressed through painting, sculpture, mixed media, and installation art.

For those who can’t visit physically, the exhibition is also available online in two formats:

Catalogue Spread (pc/laptop): [Click here](https://padlet.com/CampTeam/kasarian_kasarinlan)

Catalogue Slides (mobile/tablet): Scan the QR Code displayed at the venue or on our social media posts.

SUPPORT AND BID FOR THE ARTWORK THAT YOU LIKE!

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This exhibition is a joint initiative of URS Angono’s Gender and Development Office, URS Angono Fine Arts Department, Culture and Arts Managers of the Philippines (CAMP Pag-ayo, Inc.) Camp Neñada Community Center, LoveYourself Inc, Champion Community Centers, Pilipinas Shell Foundation, Inc. and PROTECTS-UPSCALE.

#ZeroStigmaPH #CreativityForSocialChange

PAGLAYA: LAMBANA Women Artists Take a Stand for Stigma Reduction Through Art

[February 08, 2025 to April 30, 2025 | The Gallery at Camp Camp Neñada Community Center, in Angono, Rizal]

In solidarity with the international celebration of Women’s Month, the Culture and Arts Managers of the Philippines (CAMP) Pag-Ayo, Inc. proudly presents PAGLAYA, a milestone exhibition featuring Lambana – Angono Women Artists Collective, the first and only all-women artist group from the region. The exhibit opens on March 8, 2025, Saturday at 5:00 PM, at The Gallery, Camp Neñada Community Center, Angono, Rizal. The event is open to the public.

PAGLAYA aligns with #ZeroStigmaPH, highlighting the crucial role of women, mothers, and allies in creating Neutral Spaces—judgment-free environments where conversations around mental health, HIV, sexuality, and gender flourish through creative expression.

The exhibition showcases the transformative power of art in breaking societal stigmas, empowering dialogue, empathy, and inclusion. Each piece tells a story of freedom, courage, and compassion—proving that art can challenge prejudice while celebrating womanhood, advocacy, and social change.

This collaboration between CAMP and LAMBANA underscores the importance of arts and culture in advocacy work, especially in fostering a stigma-free Philippines where women and allies serve as catalysts for healing, understanding, and change.

We invite everyone to join us in this groundbreaking event, celebrating the powerful intersection of women’s voices, creativity, and advocacy. Together, let’s embrace the freedom to express, connect, and break stigma through art.

For inquiries, please contact:

CAMP Pag-ayo, Inc. and LambanaPH

📧 lambanaangonoph@gmail.com

📧 camp.inc.ph@gmail.com

📱 0967 164 6030

#PaglayaExhibit2025 #ZeroStigmaPH #WomenForStigmaReduction #NeutralSpaces #CreativityForSocialChange #LAMBANA #ZeroStigmaPH

PAGLAYA Exhibition showcases the works of LAMBANA – Angono Women Artists Collective, the region's first and only all-women artists’ group. This exhibition aligns with CAMP’s #ZeroStigmaPH advocacy, emphasizing the significance of Neutral Spaces—environments where difficult topics can be explored without fear of judgment. Through their artistry, the women of LAMBANA challenge societal stigmas, using creative expression to foster open, empathetic conversations. Their work serves as a powerful testament to the role of women and art in promoting inclusivity, understanding, and social change.

PASINTABI Exhibition at the Higantes Festival, Angono

[October 30, 2024 | Angono, Rizal]

The PASINTABI Exhibition is one of the complementary events of the 2024 Higantes Festival in Angono, Rizal, it offers a powerful showcase of 15 young artists from Luzon and Angono, Rizal. Running from November 10 to December 23, 2024, this exhibit dives into thought-provoking themes of sexual health, sexuality (SOGIESC), and mental health, aligning with the #ZeroStigmaPH advocacy by the Culture and Arts Managers of the Philippines (CAMP).

The PASINTABI Exhibition creates a platform for 'Neutral Spaces', where difficult and often taboo subjects can be explored without fear of judgment. By addressing sensitive societal issues, the young artists not only promote awareness but also challenge stigmas and stereotypes that surround mental health and sexuality, fostering an inclusive environment for dialogue and understanding.

The featured artists include Ahlen Ken Batalon, Angelo Deluna, Cee Bora, Cyrus Joshua (Cy.Mon), Jed Lagrana, Jo Nomoso, Juan Paulo Sto Domingo (Juan El Pintor), Kaz Motoda (Kazuyuki Motoda), Marco Flores, Mary Ann Bautista, Matthew David, Ar. Paul Mervin Demapelis, Michaela Nicole (Mikaela), Niccolo Cosme, and Rafael Joy Banday. Through their collective creativity, the exhibition sparks necessary conversations about societal issues and transforms art into a tool for advocacy.

The PASINTABI Exhibition is proudly presented by CAMP Pag-ayo, Inc. and Camp Neñada Community Center, in partnership with LoveYourself Inc, Champion Community Centers, Pilipinas Shell Foundation, Inc., and PROTECTS-UPSCALE Project. The exhibition is open to the public at The Gallery, Camp Neñada Community Center [https://www.facebook.com/CampNenadaCommunityCenter], 45 Manila East Road, Brgy. San Roque, Angono, Rizal (inside Scrapyard Cafe & Restaurant).

For more information and to experience this groundbreaking exhibition firsthand, visit Camp Neñada Community Center [https://www.facebook.com/CampNenadaCommunityCenter] from November 10 to December 23, 2024, and join the movement to reduce stigma and promote understanding through art.

#ZeroStigmaPH

#CreativityForSocialChange

#ArtForStigmaReduction

[November 12, 2024 | Angono, Rizal | Successful Launch of the Pasintabi Art Exhibition at Camp Neñada Community Center]

We're thrilled to share the successful realization of *The Gallery* [https://www.campincph.org/home/camp-ne%C3%B1ada-community-center/TheGallery] within Camp Neñada Community Center, which came to life with the opening of the *PASINTABI: Navigating the Canvas of Controversy* Art Exhibition! This visionary transformation of our space into an art gallery marks a significant step in fostering creativity and dialogue within the community. 🌟

This milestone was made possible by the support of our dedicated partners: **LoveYourself Inc, Pilipinas Shell Foundation, Inc., Neo-Angono Artist Collective, Kuta Art Group, Angono Tourism Office, University of Rizal System - Angono, Angono LGBT Group, SK Federation of Angono**, and the committed **Artist-Students of the Regional Lead School for the Arts in Angono**. Your contributions helped turn the Camp Neñada Community Center into a vibrant hub for creative expression and social change! 🖼️🌍

The event featured inspiring opening speeches by **Ian Felix Alquiros** (CAMP Executive Director), **Jose Mari Maynes** (Global Fund | PSFI - PROTECTS UPSCALE Project), **Dr. Maria Stella Flores** (Pilipinas Shell Foundation Inc.), and **Hon. Ivan Ang** (SK Federation President, Angono). The evening was elevated with musical performances by **Francis Devera** and **Julian Gabriel Concepcion**, along with a powerful surprise performance by **Paul John Presado** titled *"AIDS - As Individuals Dignify Silence"* from Neo-Angono Artist Collective. 🎭🎶

*PASINTABI* will continue to run until **December 23, 2024**, showcasing thought-provoking artworks that emphasize our commitment to #ZeroStigmaPH. We invite everyone to experience how *The Gallery* creates *Neutral Spaces*—where art breaks barriers and stigma is challenged.

📍 Don’t miss out! Visit us, explore the exhibition, and witness the transformative power of art.

Camp Neñada Community Center

CAMP's 1st Community Center - Launched in Angono Rizal

[November 19, 2023 | Angono, Rizal - Soft Launching]

Camp Neñada Community Center publicly opened its doors for the first time in Angono Rizal, last November 19, 2023. The community center is part of a network of Champion Community Centers Nationwide which are being funded by the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, TB, and Malaria (GFATM), under the project entitled “Philippines Response in Optimizing Testing, Empowered Communities, Treatment and Sustainability; Upscaling Programs and Services to the Communities Affected and Living with HIV to end the Epidemic (PROTECTS UPSCALE)” , through the Pilipinas Shell Foundation, Inc. (as principal recipient), and LoveYourself, Inc. (as sub-recipient).

The event holds special significance as it coincided with the vibrant Higantes Festival of Angono Rizal.

#ZeroStigmaPH #HigantesFestival2023 #campnenadacommunitycenter #AngonoRizal

Camp Neñada Community Center Programs

We have a dedicated website page for the details of our community center programs - please click Camp Neñada Community Center Page.

CAMP & Camp Neñada Community Center’s programs are closely aligned with UN’s Sustainable Development Goal 3 (SDG 3), which aims to ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all at all ages. Through initiatives like **TCS Sessions**, **SelfCare Program**, and **CBS Outreach**, the center directly contributes to improving public health by providing accessible sexual and mental health services, HIV testing, and community-based screenings. Additionally, programs like **CN Talks**, **Pag-ayo Series**, and **The Gallery** emphasize the reduction of stigma around health issues, fostering safe and inclusive spaces for open dialogue and creative expression. By empowering communities, particularly young key populations, with the knowledge and resources to take charge of their health, Camp Nenada Community Center actively supports the global effort to achieve universal health coverage and promote mental and physical well-being in alignment with SDG 3.

CAMP & Camp Neñada Community Center’s programs play a pivotal role in advancing UN’s Sustainable Development Goal 5 (SDG 5), which focuses on achieving gender equality and empowering all women and girls, and including the LGBTQIA+ Community. Through initiatives like CN Talks, Pag-ayo Series, and The Gallery, the center actively promotes discussions on gender, sexuality, and sexual health, addressing critical issues like SOGIESC (Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity & Expression, Sexual Characteristics) and stigma reduction. Programs such as TCS Sessions and the SelfCare Program create safe, inclusive spaces where individuals, particularly young key populations, can access essential health services without fear of discrimination. By fostering an environment where all genders are respected, empowered, and given equal opportunities to express themselves and make informed health decisions, Camp Nenada Community Center significantly contributes to the global movement for gender equality, aligning its efforts with the principles of SDG 5.

CAMP & Camp Neñada Community Center’s programs are deeply aligned with UN’s Sustainable Development Goal 10 (SDG 10), which aims to reduce inequality within and among countries. Through initiatives such as TCS Sessions, CBS Outreach, and the SelfCare Program, the center actively works to ensure that marginalized and vulnerable populations, particularly young key populations in Rizal, have equitable access to essential health services and safe spaces. The CN Talks and Pag-ayo Series focus on breaking down barriers of stigma and discrimination related to sexual health, mental health, and gender identity, fostering a more inclusive community where all individuals are treated with dignity and respect. Additionally, The Gallery and its online presence amplify voices and perspectives that challenge societal norms, promoting greater awareness and understanding. By creating opportunities for marginalized groups to engage, express themselves, and access critical resources, Camp Nenada Community Center contributes to reducing inequalities and promoting social inclusion, in alignment with the objectives of SDG 10.

CAMP & Camp Neñada Community Center’s initiatives are closely tied to UN’s Sustainable Development Goal 11 (SDG 11), which aims to make cities and human settlements inclusive, safe, resilient, and sustainable. Through programs like **TCS Sessions** and **CN Talks**, the center creates safe and inclusive community spaces where individuals from diverse backgrounds can gather, engage in meaningful dialogue, and access vital health services. These initiatives contribute to building resilient communities by addressing issues such as mental health, sexual health, and gender identity, ensuring that everyone, particularly marginalized groups, has a place where they feel valued and supported. The **Pag-ayo Series** and **The Gallery** further enhance urban cultural life by using arts and media to challenge stigma and promote social cohesion, making urban spaces more vibrant and inclusive. By fostering environments that prioritize well-being, inclusivity, and community empowerment, Camp Nenada Community Center is actively contributing to the creation of more equitable and sustainable urban spaces, in alignment with the goals of SDG 11.

CAMP & Klaypel's #pagkakaISA Community Mural unveiling for the 33rd World AIDS Day [2021]
[December 7, 2021 | Pasig City, Philippines]

This 8ft x 16ft mural was designed by a group of young artists in response to research and data collected from the #MayStigmaBa Project of CAMP Pag-Ayo, Inc. Entitled #pagkakaISA, it means unity in ending (I)nequalities, (S)tigma, and (A)IDS, which also responds directly to the 33'rd World AIDS day theme.

In partnership with Klaypel and LoveYourself Inc, CAMP's #pagkakaISA mural was launched and unveiled during the 2021 PLHIV Summit which was held in Ortigas Complex on December 7 to 11, 2021. It served as a centerpiece for the culminating activity of the summit, where CAMP, through its Executive Director Ian Felix Alquiros, had a chance to discuss the history and advocacy of CAMP #ZeroStigmaPH, including the 2021 #MayStigmaBa Project. Some of the video outputs of the research was shown during the session. Members of the PLHIV Community was asked to respond to the mural and how they felt about it. #ZeroStigmaPH

CAMP's New Official Logo
[May 2019 - Manila, Philippines]
The new official logo of CAMP Pag-ayo, Inc., special thanks to Martin Sy of #SMCares
Towards #ZeroStigmaPH

CAMP "XXX" Art Installation to Celebrate World AIDS Day 2018

[December 01, 2018 | Quezon City, Philippines]

Volunteers and Scholars of CAMP, Inc. mounts the XXX Art Installation for Stigma Reduction at the Quezon City Hall Grounds front pathway.

The event was organized by Culture and Arts Managers of the Philippines (CAMP) Pag-Ayo, Inc.and is part of a series of events for the celebration of the 30th year anniversary of World AIDS Day. #XXXWAD #WorldAIDSDay #DurexPH #KissAIDSGoodbye Project Headshot Clinic LoveYourself, Inc. #CAMPInc #AHF #AIDSHealthCareFoundation #QCLGU #QCHealth #SPGlobal #SPGlobalvoices #Spectrum #LHIVEFree #ZeroStigmaPH

REDUCING SELF STIGMA --- The XXX Art Installation for Stigma Reduction at the Quezon City Hall Grounds front pathway.

REDUCING STIGMA FROM FAMILY --- The XXX Art Installation for Stigma Reduction at the Quezon City Hall Grounds front pathway.

REDUCING STIGMA FROM COMMUNITY --- The XXX Art Installation for Stigma Reduction at the Quezon City Hall Grounds front pathway.

Volunteers and Scholars of CAMP mounted their handprints and signature as a commitment to the Stigma Reduction Advocacy of CAMP.

Edwin S. Loyola’s “What’s On Your Mind” series was enthused by his perception of the Philippine society, thus putting powerful words, both aggressive and motivating, into a visual collection laid on a canvass.

Niccolo Cosme’s “XIV” series, was inspired by the 14 stations of the cross, but created within the context of HIV. Cosme explained, “The pieces from XIV series are painted with HIV positive blood, which I think, give more leverage and texture as well as deeper story on the artworks.

Photographer and CAMP Executive Director, Ian Felix Alquiros' art pieces was also featured on the exhibition. [Kids of Cagbalete]

The successful exhibition featured about 70 art pieces by 27 artists who donated their pieces for the cause.

YES TO LOVE9in x 12inWatercolor on PaperTeodylene B. Iglesias

Various artworks (Point Pen on Paper) Jerich A. Eusebio

Handpainted Bamboo Fan by Traditional Korean Artist Yoon Donghyun (Korean Cultural Center)

DANCE LIKE NOBODY’S WATCHING18in x 12inMixed MediaJehan Angeli V. Manansala

Pamangayap is a kapampangan term for healing. This classic mermaid cut Philippine Terno is all hand made and embellished as well as the doll. Cascading white veins signifying the process of healing to ones broken soul and the hope of rising again to a better understanding at life.
Cho:lo Doll Couture PhilippinesCholo Ayuyao

PIDAYIT SHAWLSHandcrafted, 3 piecesPhilip Dizon Torres
The Pidayit style translate to an assortment of clothing and accessories, all bearing the same hand-crafted look and appeal conjoined of chic and culture.
Pidayit—from “pidayit-dayit,” a Kapampangan word that means putting together clothing materials to form a new one.

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