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Remix: Santiago Bose

The Yuchengco Museum and the Santiago Bose estate cordially invite you to the opening of the exhibit Remix: Santiago Bose. Remix: Santiago Bose, the m...

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Pen, Paper and Bookmaking: The Life of Carlos Quirino

Pen, Paper, and Bookmaking pays homage to the life and works of National Artist for Historical Literature Carlos Quirino (1910 - 1999). A legendary wr...

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Eve's Eye

A photo exhibit featuring the works of Daphne Aguilar, Cynthia Alexander, Tina Basco, Nana Buxani, Stacey Cook, Susan Corpuz, Ina Avellana Cosio, Aba ...

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Connecting With Greateness

In line with its 6th anniversary celebration, LRI Design Plaza proudly presents "Connecting With Greatness" -- an exhibit that will showcase a collect...

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Timezone Overlooking

Timezone overlooking featuring 20 works in mixed media by Luigi Giaccobe....

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Meaning to be Modern

Unprecedented in its magnitude and scale, "Meaning to Be Modern," organized by Finale Art File presents 80 works of 36 Filipino masters which are part...

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Luz at the Gardens: An Exhibition of New Works by Arturo Luz

Ayala Land, in partnership with Ayala Museum and Filipinas Heritage Library present Luz at the Gardens: An Exhibition of New Works by National Artist ...

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Flora Scope

Artist Miguel Augusto Sison is a graduate of Parson School of Design, New School University, New York with B.A. degree in Fine Arts and Major in Sculp...

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Transsiberian

Transsiberian an uncommonly absorbing experience. One of those legendary train trips that people used to dream about taking, the Transsiberian Express...

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Couleur Femme: Color of Women

We can say dispassionately that in poetry as well as in other artistic fields, women have been confined to subordinate roles as muse, confidant and sy...

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German Jazz

The Goethe-Institut and the Ayala Museum are inviting you to Jazz Jam sessions and wine tasting....

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Cecille Licad Debut with Russian State Orchestra

Cecile Licad, the country's most celebrated pianist, makes history when she debuts in Russia with the Russian State Orchestra at the famous Tchaikovsk...

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A Special Classical Guitar Concert featuring Minoru Inagaki

Filfest Cultural Foundation and the Insular Life Assurance Company, Ltd. in cooperation with San Miguel corporation present "A Special Classical Guita...


PHILSTAGE sets 2009 Gawad Buhay rites at CCP

posted on Saturday, March 20, 2010 in Arts and Culture

The Philippine Legitimate Stage Artists Group, Inc. (Philstage), in cooperation with the Cultural Center of the Philippines, will confer the 2009 Gawad Buhay!: The PHILSTAGE Awards for the Performing Arts at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, March 26, 2010 at the Tanghalang Aurelio Tolentino (CCP Little Theater). The awards show is free admission and open to the public.

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Four Seasons of Artistree

posted on Friday, March 19, 2010 in Arts and Culture
Four Seasons of Artistree

The Fine Arts students of St. Scholastica is exhibiting their latest works in Four Seasons of Artistree. They interpret the 4 seasons in different mediums. Works come in paintings, digital artworks, photographs, mixed media, and fashion design.

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Architecton

posted on Friday, March 19, 2010 in Arts and Culture

The eponymously titled exhibit features modern architecture by the Russian architectural firm Architecton. Through photographs, albums, and monographs, the show highlights the firm's timeless, glorious, and imaginative design and approach over the past decade.

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Full Circle: Continuing Artistry Through Two Generations

posted on Friday, March 19, 2010 in Arts and Culture

The flow of creativity moves from generation to generation, through blood and inspiration. Full Circle presents the artistic expression of an older generation of Filipino-Chinese artists and designers juxtaposed against the art and designs of their sons and daughters.

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The Unnamable (Curated by Roberto Chabet)

posted on Thursday, March 18, 2010 in Arts and Culture
The Unnamable (Curated by Roberto Chabet)

Taking off from the final book in Samuel Beckett's dark trilogy, The Unnamable, the new exhibition curated by Roberto Chabet is a gathering of works that explore the paradoxical nature of human existence. Similar to Beckett's disjointed run-on sentences and manic breathless prose, which ends famously with the line - "I cant go on, I'll go on", the works in the exhibition point to the downward spiral to confront silence and failure in art. By peeling back layers of poetry, formal structures and grand narratives, the artists in The Unnamable attempt to reveal the starkest of truths.

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High On Silver: Fashion Gala by Ms. Dita Sandico-Ong

posted on Thursday, March 18, 2010 in Arts and Culture, Mall Events
High On Silver: Fashion Gala by Ms. Dita Sandico-Ong

Fashion virtuoso, Environmental proactivist, Community social worker, Dita Sandico Ong has wondrously wrapped the world with indigenous Filipino weaves. Fashion apparel and accessories that speak eloquently of her life philosophy in highlighting ingenuity through multicultural diversity.

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German Jazz

posted on Wednesday, March 17, 2010 in Arts and Culture
German Jazz

The Goethe-Institut and the Ayala Museum are inviting you to Jazz Jam sessions and wine tasting.

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New Drawings by Romeo Lee and Victor Balanon

posted on Wednesday, March 17, 2010 in Arts and Culture
New Drawings by Romeo Lee and Victor Balanon

Artists Romeo Lee and Victor Balanon take on the humble medium of paper as their latest works aim to renew the experience of looking at images and, at the same time, tackle new perspectives of doing and seeing art where science and rationale fail in doing so. Distorted, vague, hazy and indistinct, their drawings are not easily familiar, describable or even understandable, but only because they hold more truths than we can ever completely comprehend for ourselves.

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Flora Scope

posted on Wednesday, March 17, 2010 in Arts and Culture
Flora Scope

Artist Miguel Augusto Sison is a graduate of Parson School of Design, New School University, New York with B.A. degree in Fine Arts and Major in Sculpture in 1993. This is the artist 5th One-man show.

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Dance Link: coLABor8n

posted on Tuesday, March 16, 2010 in Arts and Culture
Dance Link: coLABor8n

E-Dance Theatre and DancePull- Bacolod present "Dance Link: coLABor8".

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