Strength in Numbers: Karma Kolektib and Art as Collective Experience

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In this episode, we interviewed Clyde Naranjo as a representative of Karma Kolektib, a socio-civic organization based in the University of the Philippines-Los Baños. It is composed of students who create art in the name of activism and service for the people. It often produces visual art pieces that revolve around the Philippines’ social issues, politics, and culture. Clyde also shares their opinions about the correlation between arts and the socio-economic status of the country.Check out the CAM PODCAST website to know more about this episode.

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