ARKIBuO
In 2024, NSTP students who called themselves ARKIBuO created an exhibit (physical and digital) featuring some of the Bantayog martyrs and heroes.
In 2024, NSTP students who called themselves ARKIBuO created an exhibit (physical and digital) featuring some of the Bantayog martyrs and heroes.
This video walkthrough of artworks at the Bantayog ng mga Bayani’s was created by students of MINT Colleges as their contribution to our…
Museo ng Bantayog (Bantayog ng mga Bayani Museum) hosts permanent displays of photos and memorabilia from the Marcos era.
A video walkthrough of Bantayog ng mga Bayani’s Wall of Remembrance, our most visited spot, created by students of MINT Colleges
The Inang Bayan is a fallen figure of a man, held in one hand by the rising figure of a woman with her…
Gov’t officials at the time downplayed the 1974 Siege of Jolo, casualties were reported minimal, impact on the smiling martial was glossed over.
The Bantayog ng mga Bayani 3D Wall of Remembrance is a special online exhibit by DAKILA in partnership with the Bantayog ng mga…
Bantayog Street Memorials is a volunteer initiative honoring Immanuel “Imo” Obispo, Emmanuel “Eman” Lacaba, Evelyn Pacheco-Mangulabnan, and Pastor Mesina.
The Comelec Walkout of 1986 happened when Comelec tabulators, computer workers walked out of Comelec’s quick count computer terminals in protest of cheating.
This acrylic on canvas painting, is a collective work of activist artists about the First Quarter Storm which you view at the halls…
The Bantayog ng mga Bayani online portal is dedicated to honoring the martyrs and heroes of Martial Law in the Philippines.
The Bantayog ng mga Bayani Foundation office is located at the Sen. Jovito R. Salonga Building, Bantayog Center, Quezon Ave, Diliman, 1100 Quezon City, Philippines.
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