Looking for Juan Outdoor Banner Project runs until July 2 at 3/F Galleries of the University of the Philippines (UP) Vargas Museum. A part of the exhibit, specifically the outdoor banners, will be installed around the UP Academic Oval from July 1 to 17.

Founded in 2005, CANVAS works with artists and writers to promote children’s literacy, national identity, and public awareness of the environment, arts, and culture. On their 10th year, CANVAS hopes to broaden its advocacy through their One Million Books for One Million Filipino Children Campaign.

Woodlands are given visual voice in “If Trees Could Talk,” an exhibit championing the environment organized by the Center for Art, New Ventures and Sustainable Development (Canvas).

“Filipino Myths and Legends” can be seen at the UP Vargas Museum until July 15. Sixty-five artworks by various Filipino artists are showcased, with the original works displayed at the UP Vargas Museum, while their banner counterparts are hoisted along the acacia-lined academic oval of UP Diliman.

“The Future. Here. Now. Seize it.” This was the theme of this year’s TEDxDiliman, held at the Malcolm Theater in the University of the Philippines Diliman, the second to be organized by the Center for Art, New Ventures and Sustainable Development (Canvas), a nonprofit organization dedicated to sparking interest in Philippine art, culture and the environment.

To raise historical awareness about martial law, especially among the younger generations, the Liongoren Gallery and the Center for Art, New Ventures and Sustainable Development (Canvas) have organized the exhibit “ReCollection 1081: Clear and Present Danger (Visual Dissent on Martial Rule),” which opens on July 14, 4 p.m., at the Cultural Center of the Philippines’ (CCP) Bulwagang Juan Luna and Pasilyo Guillermo Tolentino.