The 15th Annual
Sept. 9-10, 2006
10am to 6pm 
FPAC is sponsored by 
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PAN PAVILION
Pilipino Artists Network Pavilion Pilipino Artists Network (PAN) is a California statewide, capacity-building initiative for established and emerging Filipino American artists, practitioners, cultural bearers, educators, presenters, and organizations in nine different disciplines. The PAN Pavilion is a space within FPAC that showcases Filipino artists from around the world to provide the artist with an opportunity to network, show, and market their work.After the conversation with the PEN EV Fellows, a larger interdisciplinary arts conversation will ensue from 2pm to 3pm, including writers, visual artists and musicians. Discussion will cover cross-disciplinary perspectives about making art, the creative process, and the meaning of community in the artists’ lives. Are you an artist? Get connected —Join the Pilipino Artists Network! PARTICIPATING VISUAL ARTISTS Andrew Manuel MUSICIANS Florante LITERARY ARTISTS Ana Alvez ARTISANS Beatrock MEDIA Pinoy Visions PAN Pavilion Programming Schedule SATURDAY - SEPTEMBER 9 12:00-5:30pm Pakaraguian Kulinatang Ensemble Demos SUNDAY - SEPTEMBER 10 12:00-2:00pm FPAC Literary Festival
PAN Live Art/Murals The PAN Live Art / Mural Project will take place on both days of the Festival, and maintains itself as an interactive venue for both artist and audience to inspire each other. The visibility of a community is directly linked to its arts, culture and creativity. This year’s Live Art / Mural project focuses on the urgency of raising public awareness about the role of the Arts in the visibility and identity of an ethnic people such as Filipinos within the multicultural tapestry of the United States. Artists are cultural ambassadors of the community. A picture is worth a thousand words, and this Mural Project will be a collaborative work of images by the participating artists—to give a visual voice to the theme Diwang Sumisikat —the Spirit of a CommunityRising. The culminating project will be the compilation of the artwork into an advocacy postcard to that will be sent out to mainstream audiences throughout the year. This effort will help to emphasize the importance of ARTS=CULTURE=COMMUNITY.
PARTICIPATING VISUAL ARTISTS/ MURALISTS MICHELLE BAUTISTA Michelle Bautista is a 23 year old aspiring artist born and raised in Southern California. Her plans include obtaining a BA in Psychology, and hopes of receiving a Master’s Degree in Child Psychology with an emphasis on Art Therapy. She believes that without the unconditional love and support provided by her parents, younger sister, and most importantly her daughter, reaching her dream would have never been possible... RHEAVELL CABA Rheavell is a Graphic Designer from Fullerton. She likes giraffes and painting. Don’t ask her a question and expect a story. It’s either a yes or a no.You can contact her at, rheavell@gmail.com. She does autographs on the weekends. KARINA CALLU Karina is from the south side of San Diego, born and raised live and die. If you have any questions that need to be answered, contact me at karina.callu@gmail.com. MARK CANTO My art reflects what I see as an individual and how history materializes itself into tangible and intangible form. This is what I call content. I believe that this can be fully achieved through continuous study of art and history as well as through constant dialogue and meaningful integration with the artistic community and our greater community. FAUSTINO CAIGOY Filipino-American, multi-discipline artist/muralist/poet whose concerns for the conditions and struggles of his people find expression in his poetry and art. He studied at the Otis Art Institute and Chouinard Institute in Los Angeles.“My work involves movement, action; it is a documentary of time, a first response to tyranny a visual chronicle of real and imagined. It is a reflection, a tribute to a courageous people, a response to oppression and of deep love and passion— the language of the heart.” ALFIE EBOJO Alfie Ebojo is a graphic designer/illustrator/visual artist,who also produces shows, and organizes events in the fabulous yet unforgivable world of community arts in Los Angeles. For more info: alfienumeric.com MARK JUSTINIANI Mark Justiniani occupies the frontline of Filipino art, making his mark in highly charged works critical of state cultural and political control apparatuses. He first gained critical acclaim when in won the grand prize in the 1990 and became a Cultural Center of the Philippine awardee in 1994. In Los Angeles, he has received critical recognition from the L.A.Times for his work on recycled billboards with Deja Design Studio. Mark has exhibited throughout the United States, Philippines, Asia and Australia. JOY MALLARI Joy’s career as an artist has brought her recognition in countries such as Singapore in their Art Museum as the distinguished Philippine Representative and Finalist in Osaka Triennale. In Los Angeles, she has received critical recognition from the L.A.Times for her work on recycled billboards with Deja Design Studio. She has exhibited throughout the United States, Philippines, and Asia. WENDY PENG Wendy Peng is a Senior at Cal State University, Fullerton. She has a dual emphasis in graphic design and illustration and currently (August 21-Sept 22) has a design exhibition called Visualword/Verbalimage showing at CSUF. She is an avid Seinfield viewer, talks in the 3rd person, and has an unhealthy obsession with obscure collections. If you would like to donate any Canon BCI-6 ink tanks, please contact Wendy at Pendyweng@gmail.com. Buy her stuff, she is starving.Thank you! DAVID RAQUEL Bio not available at press time. 
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