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Writing as work: An Interview with Robin Yankin about his Opus

If you frequent literary events in Iloilo, you have likely spotted Robin Yankin and his trusty typewriter, offering fairgoers the...
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Happily Foreverafter

Just your pulse, my racing guide in the dark Just knowing with conviction from the start The main street of...
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Struggles and Stillness in the Works of Cezar Arro

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Our love-hate tryst with Shakespeare

We either loved or loathed the Bard in high school. The plays, the sonnets, the long poems – why bother?...
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A Day in the Life: Katelyn Miñoso

Katelyn Miñoso’s art is informed by both her environment and her academic background in Advertising and Public Relations. After mastering...
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A Day in the Life: Kenna Jean

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Heart-wells and Soul-Strife: Ramblings about Art

Why do you write about art? And how do you do it? Students and acquaintances quiz me about this relentlessly....
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A Garden in Bloom: Ed Defensor’s Flower Series

Ed Defensor’s foray into floral subjects was, by his own account, a serendipitous accident. It started when Himbon, an artist...
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Ginoe Refracts Themself Across Images of their Friends

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Alchemy in Alan Cabalfin’s Artworks in Clay 

Alan Cabalfin’s workshop is more of an alchemist’s laboratory than an artist’s studio. His inventory lay bare: canisters labeled “manganese”...
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Thrive Art Projects is both an online and on site platform run by artists. The online component documents art in the region and the art space hosts monthly exhibitions exploring the themes of memory and identity as it relates to the place.

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