Delight in a morning colloquy with art and heritage expert Martin “Sonny” Tinio, Jr. as we rediscover the lost beauty and prestige of a beloved destination—Binondo.
From remembering the past, to capturing the present, Tinio gives us insights on these, and on what Binondo has yet to unfold.
About the lecturer:
Martin “Sonny” Tinio Jr. is a gentleman farmer, interior designer, antiques collector, world traveler, genealogist, writer, historian, and foodie. Educated in New York, Switzerland, and Manila, his penchant for history and art led him to write books and monographs about Philippine social history, architecture, and landscaping, among others. He co-authored ‘Philippine Ancestral Houses’, the first book on Philippine colonial architecture, and the largest-selling local coffee table book to date.
He recently donated a significant portion of the architectural photographs and plans he amassed from 50 years of research and documentation work, to Lopez Museum, and the College of St. Benilde School of Architecture.
Rediscovering Binondo is the first of a three-part Tea with Tinio series at Yuchengco Museum. Opens this Saturday, March 3, 2018, from 9:30 to 11:30 am. Ticket Price: Php 300.
