Teta

Creative work history  spans  over 2 decades which includes multiple awards in competitions both sculpture and painting categories since 1987.    

Experience  highlights includes: One of 2 representatives chosen  by the Philippine government (NCCA ) for the ASEAN Sculpture Exhibition and Workshop in 1997 hosted by Brunei Darussalam in Seri Begawan.

Second Place, graphic category, in The United States Sports Academy in cooperation with the United States Olympic Committee’s (USOC) first phase of National Art Competion in 2003 hosted by American Sport Art Museum and Archives ( ASAMA )  held in Daphne, Alabama. The Competition is a prelude to the international competition for the Athens XXVIII Summer Olympiad Competition held in Athens in 2004 .    

Grant Awardee of the New York State Council on the Arts’ Decentralization Program in 2001 for the project “Dream Weavers”, artworks portrays gifted  and  talented young children.  

 2001 awardee/ 3 works chosen in  Puffin Foundation Ltd ‘s juried exhibition titled  “Toxic Landscape: Artists Examine the Environment”, an international traveling show featured at the Reino de este Mundo International Gallery/Biblioteca Nacional Jose Marti in Havana, Cuba. Sponsored by IFCO/Pastors for Peace a the invitation of the Cuban National Union of Artists and Writers (UNEAC) The Puffin Cultural Forum, Teaneck, NJ; Chatham College in Pittsburg, PA sponsored by the Rachel Carson Institute and the Women's Environment and Environment and Development Organization (WEDO). Exhibition in Pittsburgh, P.A. opened during the WASTE Summit on November 2001.  

Installation works includes a site specific installation art in a two man show in1993 held inside Galeria De Las Islas in Intramuros, Manila. Other works are more experimental in nature which consist of fireworks, gun powder and floating  cubes. Fumage on board, one experimental works is part of a group show titled "Painting by Numbers"  held  at the Cultural Center of the Philippines, Manila. Floating cubes  was presented in Times Square, New York in 2002. Fireworks was presented  in an art thesis titled "Afternoon Delight" in 1994.
Lorina Tayag Capitulo
B.F.A in Fine Arts, Sculpture Major 1996