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Lunch with Alfredo B. Diaz

 Miraculously, he got us tickets. I burst into Palma Hall on the U.P. Diliman campus at exactly 1p.m., just as...
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“Ugnayan,” a Lesson on Collaboration and Exchange

The dominance of Manila as the center of the Philippine art scene has long defined the narrative of success and...
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Musings on the Dissonance between Artists’ Intent and Critics’ Interpretation

I remember a conversation I had with a fellow artist a long time ago. The artist expressed concern after observing...
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Artist Log: Why do we need to paint in layers in Oil Painting?

I learned oil painting as a kid by joining several art workshops since grade school and then eventually reading technical...
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The Émigré and the Arcadian: Ramblings on a Shared Patrimony

By a late invitation, I was able to attend the vernissage of ‘The Patrimony of All’, the exhibit of Lunas,...
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How Do We Know If We’re Just Being Used as Artists? 

Over the past few months, I’ve found myself reflecting on my journey as a writer and cultural events organizer. A...
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Aesth[ethical]ly out-there: Bry Barrios and his art

Thrive Art Gallery’s ‘Arstoryahanay’ series hosted Bry Barrios and his convo-workshop on Ethics and Aesthetics last July 7 – and...
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Where are All the Ilongga Artists?

In the 1970’s, Wilhelmina Cole Holladay, founder of National Museum of Women in the Arts in Washington D.C. asked “where...
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Creating Connections: Ilonggo Artist’s Experience at the 17th Poh-Chang International Arts Festival and Workshop in Thailand

The 17th Poh-Chang International Arts Festival and Workshop in Thailand happened at the most opportune time in Bangkok. For international...
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Artist Log: Is it Practical to do Both Digital and Traditional Art?

This week I received a few questions from my students. I thought that they could be good topics to discuss...
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