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Yoga instructor Allan Enriquez on disapproving sentiments: 'When the Koreans had a music fest at the old Senate Hall the day before my event, no one reacted. So why the hate? It shows [people’s] bias.' https://t.co/2uk7ww0EJd
— ABS-CBN News Channel (@ANCALERTS) October 6, 2023
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Hindi ko gets iyung rebuttal ni ate, old senate hall daw?!? Wala kaming paki sa senate hall. Etong in front of a masterpiece painting ang issue.
ReplyDeleteTama. Gosh imagine un effect nung mga hininga at pawis sa hangin at sa painting. All for the CLOUT na ba ngayon. It's a historical masterpiece ano pa ba ang kelangan ipromote diyan. Spolarium itself is a promotion. Nakakapagtaka how they were allowed to do it there.
DeleteHuwag kasi basta gayahin ang Yoga at the Museum abroad. Natural history museum naman ‘yon at hindi kagaya nitong nasa gallery ng paintings. 😅
Delete12:25 exactly yan ang unang worry ko other than moral implications. Mygosh bakit ba kasi ipipilit like haggard na haggard mga museum curator para marestore at mamaintain ang status ng mga paintings tapos maeexpose lang sa moisture. 😢
DeleteFeeling ko hindi yan yung tunay na painting but a replica. The real one is hidden somewhere I guess so no need for making a fuss.
ReplyDeleteHahhaaha we said the same thing way back ng friend ko. Replica lang yan.
DeleteThis is correct.
DeleteDi naman talaga.. sobrang valuable nun para ilabas jan. Nakatago lang un sa vault for sure.
Deleteso what if mali ang feeling mo?
DeleteReplica or not, it's still sets a precedence on what can people actually do or how they behave around important cultural artifacts
DeleteSame feeling
Deleteoo nga hindi ba nasa isang museum sa Ilocos ang Spolarium? or fake din yun?
DeleteDoesn't matter. That's not the point. You shouldn't be doing sweaty yoga in a museum where priceless artworks, artifacts and other priceless objects are housed.
Delete2:50 pawis nga diba? May gawin ka o wala kusang lalabas yan. Hindi naman napipigilan yan.
Delete7:51 Tulog ka na po. May ibang clout chasing ka pang gagawin sa mga susunod na araw.
DeleteSo why the hate? Yan mahirap sa pinoy, kapag ginawa ng isa kahit mali gagawin din ng iba because “why the hate”. No wonder we’re not moving forward
ReplyDeleteMarami kasi bored at hindi busy kaya lahat na lang pinapakialaman
Delete2:50 You dont have to be bored and not busy para pumuna ng mga bagay na mali.
DeleteI'll bet my lifetime savings, most if not all na tumatalak hindi naman araw araw bumibisita sa museum nor exerted any effort to preserve national masterpieces. In short, mema lang.
ReplyDeleteBakit ka naman bibisita sa museum araw araw??
Delete12:05 wag mo nman gawing shunga ang mga kababayan mo no po?? Spoliarium is one of the most famous and important painting ng ating bansa and ating kasaysayan. Hndi porket hndi lagi binibisita means walang kwenta na sya. Matuto k nman mag appreciate and ipreserve ito. Wag kang enabler ng violator ng art and history ng ating bansa. K. Tnx. Bye
DeleteAy ano akala mo sa museums mall?
Delete12:18 and 1:16 ryt?! hahahhahahaha
DeleteAraw araw sa museum??? Lol
DeleteAng gulo ng comment mo 12:05. Lets say n di pala punta s museum ung mga commenters, e ano ngayon? Worried sila sa painting n masira and tama lang yun. Kung ikaw pala punta ka ng museum in contrast sa logic mo, edi dapat mas worried ka. Pero bakit opposite ka?
DeleteMay tamang lugar for yoga. This is not it. Wag naman sa harap ng Spolarium, utang na loob.
ReplyDeleteGusto mo sa harap mo? Na madaming hanash. Huwag na uy
Delete11:43 weak ng comeback mo. logic mo nasan na
DeleteDumidilim ang surroundingsss choss
ReplyDeletereally? a painting that depicts oppression and violence and sorrow is calming? e d wow.
ReplyDeleteI wouldn’t be comfortable doing yoga in front of Spolarium.
ReplyDeleteSa totoo lang, these yoga Betties are so unsightly. Naglipana kung saan-saan, and their demeanor is anything but calm or calming. They’re on these invisible high horses. Sa bahay nyo nga gawin yan! Kairita.
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DeleteDun na lang sila sa Senate hall magyoga.
Tutal wala namang katuturan yung mga nandoon. Lol.
12:41 wow, para mo na ring sinabing "unsightly" yung mga nagjo jogging sa QC Circle. People should be allowed to exercise in appropriate public spaces with fresh air, hindi yung nakakulong lang sa bahay.
Delete6:40 ang linaw naman ng sinabi nya na exclusive lang sa mga nagyoyoga 🙄
Delete11:32 so bakit yoga lang ang pangit out of all exercises, aber? Prejudice yan?
Delete11:32 sige nga, paki explain bakit "unsightly" ang yoga pero pag running, swimming, zumba, etc ok lang gawin sa labas? paka nonsense ng hanash nyo
DeleteDoesn’t matter if it’s a replica or not. Do they even know what the Spolarium represents in Philippine history? Most probably not kasi simple common sense will tell you it’s not the lighthearted kind of art to do yoga in.
ReplyDeleteNAKAKA DEPRESS ANG DEPICTION NG SPOLIARIUM BAT DYAN MAGYO YOGA!!! ANG LAKAS NYAN NAKAKUHA NG PERMIT HIGPIT KAYA DYAN
ReplyDeleteHaaay eto na naman tayo… creating issues out of unimportant things. Kaya di tayo umasenso e, lagi tayong distracted, lahat pinoproblema natin, kaya lagi tayong nalilihis palayo sa mga importanteng diskusyon. We should ask ourselves if uunlad ba tayo kapag pinagtalunan natin to? If not, ignore!
ReplyDeleteKung may bingo card lang for being the Token Apathetic Pinoy, nanalo ka na sa bawat statements mo. Sayang sana dinagdag mo na din yung "masyado kayang pa-woke"!
Delete"Kaya di tayo umaasenso kasi lagi tayong distracted"? Ha? Other people can multi-task ano po...we can shame these yoga Karens and question crucial issues like the confidential funds simultaneously
It could be "small" compared to much bigger governmental issues but if we turn a blind eye, this disrespect could easily damage our cultural heritage. Hintayin p b nten na lahat ng aspect ng heritage nten e madamage or mabalewala? Ano pa ang matitira sten bilang Pilipino? Beauty pageants nlng tlga ang pinoy pride, ganerng level? If you know what I mean.
DeleteHuy preserving culture and history are just as important of tackling present issues. The fact na sinabi mong “unimportant” ang matter na ‘to says a lot about you. Kaya rin tayo hindi makaahon sa mga malalaking issues na sinasabi mo sa lipunan kasi madali tayong makalimot. Spoliarium perfectly reminds us of the carnage that happened in the past. May say say naman ‘to.
Deleteyou just don't get it.
DeleteActually it's people like you kaya di tayo umaasenso. A mind that values history and art will definitely be bothered by this. If you look at countries that are more progressive, malaki ang respeto at pagpapahalaga sa mga ganitong bagay. Definitely not a place to do yoga in.
Deletemygas! the sweat, humidity and jabbar! nakakaloka! saka, pano gagaang ang vibes mo while doing yoga, eh yung painting depicts death and suffering!
ReplyDeleteano yung jabbar?
DeleteANGHIT! B.O - JABBAR
DeleteSmell ata yun jabbar.
DeleteHahahahahaha natawa ako sa jabbar! If I’m not mistaken, pawis sa kili-kili na mabaho 😂
DeleteJabar: pawis sa kili kili. As in "Jinajabbar ako dun." "Bakat yung jabbar nya." May or may not be smelly.
DeleteKakasad - alumna of Juan Luna Elem School here
ReplyDeleteANG BABABOY NYO! BABOY!!!
ReplyDeletesuper agree!
DeleteMGA BABOY!!!
When you are well connected in pinas, the laws doesn't apply to you :) :) :) And penoys keeps forgetting this simple rule :D :D :D
ReplyDelete2:03 taas tingin mo sa sarili mo no kahit 2nd class tingin sa yo sa paligid mo ngayon outside pinas with you being a penoy yourself
DeletePwede naman sila sa Luneta Park na lang mag-yoga. Lapit lang naman dyan.
ReplyDeleteNakakrelax ba dun?
DeleteAndun c rizal namatay na bayani ssbhn niyo naman
Delete11:45 hndi, dhil maiinit and mausok, but malaki ang Luneta. Theres a lot of space. Theres certain part there provides shades and privacy. So better ang Luneta than a Museum na close and cold. Pati nagpapapawis ka, so i dont really understand bkit pipiliin nila ang Museum when mas maganda nman sa gym dhil may suitable ang ventilation sa gym than museum for sweat and moisture. Shrug emoji
Deletesa dami ng lugar sa Pilipinas, dyan pa talaga, Rizal Park lapit dyan, sa may MOA or sa Ayala Triangle na park...
ReplyDeleteand pleasw wag compare sa senate hall, iba yon kaloka
Nag yoga din ako at yung vinyasa jusko, tatagakkak talaga ang pawis mo (kahit 30 minutes lang) lalo na kapag above 90 degrees F ang temperature. pano yung painting eh di ba controlled ang temp ng museum?
ReplyDeleteVinyasa yoga, need mo magshower after tapos sabay tulog.
ReplyDeleteKawalan ng respeto, inaadmire yan hindi pangshow off ng class mo
ReplyDeleteSome prominent museums around the world also offer yoga at the museum tho. Maybe they just want to offer something different and attract new demographics since it’s Museums and Galleries Month. Why so hostile agad? People nowadays are so easily triggered and so emotionally reactive. Choose your battle.
ReplyDelete3:55 baka may protective casing at climate controlled yung mga museum na yon, plus with full time restorers that will clean and maintain the artworks. Ewan ko lang kung may ganong budget yung PH national museum
Deleteyes, yoga has its benefits... but why in a museum? does the museum amplifies the benefits of yoga? how will the museum benefit from such activity? will it enhance the paintings?
ReplyDeleteAlam nyo pa sakanila! The fact na pinayagan sila ng mismong museum na mas alam kung makakabuti ba ito sa painting or hindi. Jusko, tirahin nyo yung museum officials na nagbigay ng permit wag yung nag pa yoga! Lahat nalang issue jan
ReplyDeleteAnong pauso yan? I agree sa isang comment n kung young artist nlng nag paint jan mas may sense pa
ReplyDeleteHindi gets ni ate yoga instructor ang issue. Hindi niya gets yung humidity bit and its impact on the painting. Vinyasa pa yung class niya. Hindi simpleng meditation or stretching class. Vinyasa is very dynamic. Tatagaktak talaga ang pawis mo. Trying to deflect the issue by citing “bias” and “Korean”. Maling-mali.
ReplyDeleteWhat the painting depicts is disturbing and you chose to do yoga in front of it? Duh 🙄 😒
ReplyDeleteReplica yan, ang mga bagay na di na dapat ibig deal, OA namana lahat may issue.
ReplyDeleteYung mga nag-isip, gumawa, sumakay at ok lang sa kalokohan na ito ay hindi alam essence ng mga painting sa museum, specifically the Spolarium and what it depicts, and yoga. Really, kaya mo mag breathing, relax, spiritual eme sa harap ng priceless oil painting na napaka dark and gloomy (literally and figyratively)?
ReplyDeletekayong mga nag-yoga dyan, kasama na yun yoga instructor at museum officials: MULTUHUN SANA KAYO NI JUAN LUNA!!!
ReplyDeleteFeeling ko lang ha kasi wala na halos pumupunta sa museums, nag isip sila ng gimik to generate income.
ReplyDeleteYun nga lang, uhm bakit yoga? I promote na lang siguro in another way altho I should have shut up kasi wala din lang akong maisip na magandang suggestion.
Maybe adverts na lang on social media perhaps or sa mga schools manghikayat? I dunnow..
7:05 SAAAAAMMMMMEEEE THOUGHT!!!
DeletePs. I just hope na mas bigyan ng focus ng mga pinoys ang corruptions ng ating bansa than this
lol. one, the paintings not great. its second rate. yan lang ang nasa atin so kapit na kapit. two, museums do this in other countries all over the world. three, as if destination naman ang museum sa pilipinas. move on and focus on fiona, confi funds, dun punta
ReplyDeleteSecond rate lol? Ikaw Kaya gumawa ng Isang obra maestro… di mo pla Kaya kasi Kaya mo lang pumutak, puro Dakdak
Deletesiguro isa ka sa 18 participants no? hahahaha
Delete946 its only looked at as special ng mga pinoy.
DeleteKaw ang second rate 8:25. Simpleng history fact lang di mo pa maappreciate tapos may pa confi, fiona ka pang nalalaman. Pa cool ka ha, as if naman na may paki ka sa current issues eh sa comment mo, ang alam mo lang ay manlibak. Basa basa din ng history pag may time
DeleteWho approved this in the first place? Yun ang sisihin. Pero mali rin na magyoga sa museum with art pieces. Imagine the pawis, yung init ng katawan
ReplyDeleteHahaha anong next magzumba? nyak!!!
ReplyDeleteSobrang mema ng yoga class na ito. If you want to get the full benefits of yoga, it's best to do it outdoors with lots of trees surrounding the entire class. Anong mapapala nyo sa museum? Literal na well-preserved "baul" style building ang concept nyan. Wew
ReplyDeleteThat is a replica. The original is "hidden" elsewhere by a certain family for safekeeping lol
ReplyDeleteOther museums have been doing this for years. Brooklyn Museum and Rubin Museum of Art in New York, the Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium, deCordova sculpture park in Massachusetts, Italian National Trust. The Brooklyn Museum even had it for 300 people at least once.
ReplyDeleteIt’s evident that The National Museum approved and endorsed this activity. They would be the experts on what kind of activities would adversely affect the art work.
Katatapos lang ng pandemic magyo-yoga kaya sa Museum?
ReplyDeleteare you all out of minds!
Mga lahat ng negativities nyo sa katawan dyan nyo pa talaga nilabas sa museum?