The Office of Culture and Arts of the University of La Salette, Inc. (ULS) opened the “Linawaga: Art Exhibition” on November 5, 2026, showcasing student artworks that celebrate culture, art, and indigenous advocacy.

Rev. Fr. Franklin G. Picio, MS, PhD, University President, led the blessing of the exhibit during the opening program.

Juli Marie B. Galicia, LPT, MAEd, Coordinator of the Office of Culture and Arts, spearheaded the exhibition under the theme “Pagtatagpo ng Kultura, Sining at Adbokasiyang Katutubo.” Faculty members Rochelle Bagain, Jocel Salvador, Saakshi Malhi, and Josephine Bumanglag guided students in producing the artworks featured in the exhibit.

The exhibit also features an authentic brass ritual jar from Palawan from the Galicia family collection. The Office of Culture and Arts organized the activity in collaboration with BPED 3A students to promote appreciation for local heritage and indigenous cultures through visual arts.

Through Linawaga, ULS continues to provide a platform for artistic expression while encouraging awareness and appreciation of indigenous heritage among members of the university community.

Written by: Rhowel Mecate Jr.
Photos by: Marielle Pascual

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