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CITY OF MALOLOS — A public art exhibit that delves into the profound connections of family through artistic expression opened on Feb. 17, 2025, at the Guillermo Tolentino Exhibit Hall of Hiyas ng Bulacan Cultural Center, Provincial Capitol Compound.
A project of the Provincial History, Arts, Culture, and Tourism Office of Bulacan, Bloodline: The Art of Family Bonds will run until March 7, 2025.
Featuring the collection of 42 blood-related Bulakenyo artists, the exhibit explores deep family connections through various forms of art, such as traditional paintings, sculptures and contemporary mixed media.
It showcases different expressions of togetherness, love and heritage — bringing to life the emotions and memories that bind generations while demonstrating how culture, values and identity are passed down over time.
Bulacan Gov. Daniel Fernando, who supported the project, said that the province is not only the cradle of renowned heroes but a home to talented Bulakenyo artists as well.
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"Palaging nakasuporta ang Provincial Government of Bulacan sa kanila. Lagi tayong nakaantabay at nakahanda sa pagbibigay ng tulong sa kanila upang lalo pang mapagtibay at mas mabigyan sila ng mataas na pagkilala dahil sa totoo ay kayamanan sila ng lalawigan na dapat maipagmalaki at mapagtuunan pa ng pansin (The Provincial Government of Bulacan has always supported the artists. We are always on the lookout and ready to provide assistance to them so that they can be further strengthened and given higher recognition because they are truly a treasure of the province that should be proud of and focus on more)," the governor said.
Fernando said projects like this give an opportunity for local artists to showcase local art and traditions while ensuring that their creative works will be seen and appreciated by the public eye.
