Rinayung — Kinding Sindaw

Watch our Rinayung Series Episodes:

This program manifests the resilience of immigrant communities by continually remembering the empowerment of culture and tradition that has been passed on through generation by their ancestors in their countries of origin and became a signature of Queens, New York where the struggling immigrant communities have found safe spaces where the rich contributions that the immigrants has given to New York City.

*Rinayung is the name of the magical boat of Bantogen the hero of the epic Derangen which is the oldest unwritten epic in the Philippines shared among the Meranao, Maguindanao, and Iranun.

This project is made possible by the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs (DCLA) and the Coalition Of Theaters of Color (CTC) initiative of New York City Council particularly District 25 Councilman of Daniel Dromm for the designation for the FY20.

Sagayan Silat
T’Boli and Nepal (edited)
T’Bolia and Nepal (Zoom)
Tausug and India (edited)
Tausug and India (Zoom)
Maranao and Indonesia (edited)
Maranao and Indonesia (Zoom)
Maranao Umbrella and Kaeng Manisan
Kinding Sindaw and La MaMa ETC

Kinding Sindaw is a resident artist of La MaMa ETC
The Kris; Martial Arts
The Quest for Peace by the Taosug People with guest speakers Jamal Ashley Abbas, Darwin Absari, and Kirby Araullo
Land is Life series to honor the First Nations with guest speakers Faisal Monal, Robert Mukaro Borrero, Drieza Lininding, and Theresa Bear Fox.
Land is Life series to honor the First Nations with guest speakers Samira Gutoc, John Scott-Richardson, Aisha Mariano, and Carolyn Dunn.
Land is Life series to honor the First Nations with guest speakers Tom Porter and Jeany Rose Hayahay.
Land is Life series to honor the First Nations with guest speakers Nasser Sharief and Carolyn Dunn.
New Year Episode with our Board members: Antonio del Rosario and Loida Nicolas Lewis.
Performative art in Diaspora: The Role of Kinding Sindaw with guest speaker Cecille Guidote Alvarez
Mindanao Visual Art and Critical History with Edres Tamano.
Filipino and Black Solidarity with guest speakers blasianFMA and Lisa Parker.
Women Artists and Activists with guest speakers Amirah Lidasan and Jehanne Mutin.
Women Artists and Activists with guest speaker Bai Jamila Tamano - Lucman
Holy Quran in the Mindanao Perspective with Tirmizy Abdullah.
Meranaw Cultural and Historical Heritage with guest speaker Professor Tirmizy Abdullah.
Marawi Siege - Where's the Rehabilitation? with guest speaker Samira Gutoc
Short film Jose Rizal Exile in Dapitan with filmmaker and human rights activist Rhadem Camilan Morados.
This piece is a genealogical journey of Philippine indigenous and Muslim people in diaspora who have struggled for 500 years, fighting against colonization for their rights to sovereignty, and currently facing systematic threats of ethnic cleansing due to globalization. As neo-colonization continue to affect them, there’s that spark of light that soars the face of indigenous and Moro Muslim communities of Mindanao through the assertion of ancestral artistic living tradition.
Concept/Choreography: Potri Ranka Manis Filmmaker/Director: Rhadem Musawah Executive Producer: Malaika Queano
Appropriate or Appropriation: IP Cultural Integrity on the Edge with Josephine "Arjho" Turner.
From Conflict to Peace, From Bangsamoro to Southeast Asia with guest speaker Dr. Ayesah Uy Abubakar.
Halalan 2022 at Ang Bangsamoro
The prospective impact of the upcoming Philippine election on Mindanao with guest speakers Professor Rudy Rodil, Professor Rufa Guiam, and Professor Yasmira Moner.