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    Binalaybay: Poetry in Motion and Open Mic with AniMalaya Works

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

    Introducing Indigenous Culture as Research Material to Digital Media and Interactive Arts Students

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A Day in the Life: Van Bagañgan

On social media, Van Bagañgan is known as Alima Embroidery. Using embroidery as his chosen medium, Van transforms objects into...
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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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Curating the Artists; the Artists Curating

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Art in the Context of Squares, or, How We Unwittingly Deduce these Squares into a Cerebral Notion of Emptiness

In an artistic occasion where instead of the celebrated figures of humanity and its concomitant attributes (the bursting life, visual...
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Artist Log: Philippine Visual Arts Summit in Cebu City

I’ve had the honor and privilege to be one of the resource persons invited to the Philippine Visual Arts Summit...
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[Ink]lings and Pain[things]: The Art of J. Elizalde Navarro

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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? 

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Tayog-tayog: On The Sources of Ilonggo Imagination

An approach to the exhibit I first came across the term “tayog-tayog” when I was studying in Iloilo City. When...
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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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