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The Big Bad Wolf book sale: Mission before profit

15

Mar

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The Big Bad Wolf book sale: Mission before profit

TO CHANGE the world one book at a time—that is the mission of the Big Bad Wolf (BBW) book sale, the largest and arguably cheapest book fair in the world today. Named after a popular children’s book character, BBW was established by Andrew Yap and Jacqueline Ng in Malaysia. It…

Artlet profs launch books in an afternoon devoted to literature

05

Mar

By The Flame Culture

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Artlet profs launch books in an afternoon devoted to literature

LITTERATEURS GATHER on Saturday afternoons to exchange opinions and different perceptions by interacting through books over some snacks and glasses of wine. In one of their book discussions at Solidaridad Bookshop in Ermita, Manila last Feb. 23, some renowned professors from the Faculty and book lovers convened yet again for…

02

Mar

By The Flame Culture

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Art Fair 2019: The vibrant realm of modern creatives

by CHRISTINE JANINE T. CORTEZ and THERIZ LIZEL R. SILVANO THOUGHT-PROVOKING pieces were exhibited in the sixth year of the highly anticipated Art Fair held from Feb. 22 to 24 at The Link in Ayala Center, Makati City. With its aim to promote the best of contemporary art, the event…

03

Feb

By Angela Chua

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Making childhood fantasies a reality

By ANGELA A. CHUA ALTHOUGH people age, the child they once were always stays with them. Props maker Johanna Lietz proved this in her two-section exhibit titled Steel and Skin which was on display at Gallery in the Gutter. Lietz, along with tattoo artists Sophiya Franchesca and Neil Tanaleon, showed their…

31

Dec

By Angela Chua and Alisha Danielle Gregorio

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2018 in Review

EVERY YEAR that passes leaves marks on people through countless events, memories, and highlights. 2018 has been a year of change and countless trends, gossip, and challenges from the start all the way to the end. Here is a lineup of some unforgettable moments that 2018 brought that made noise…

Thirteen Artists Awards 2018: Reflecting modern realities

29

Dec

By Christine Janine Cortez

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Thirteen Artists Awards 2018: Reflecting modern realities

By CHRISTINE JANINE T. CORTEZ EVERY three years, the Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) selects thirteen local contemporary artists deemed worthy to receive the Thirteen Artists Awards as well as the opportunity to have their works featured for public viewing. This year, the official awardees of the prestigious award…

The burden of being a woman of the world

12

Dec

By Dominique Nathaniel Muli

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The burden of being a woman of the world

By DOMINIQUE NATHANIELLE M. MULI IF THERE is anything prominent about President Rodrigo Duterte’s traits, aside from his blatant disregard for human rights, it is his spite for women. By now, it is already clear: holding a high ranking position does not stop him from making sexist remarks. Nikki Luna’s…

Utterly melodious: AB Chorale brings stellar performance in concert

08

Dec

By Theriz Lizel Silvano

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Utterly melodious: AB Chorale brings stellar performance in concert

by THERIZ LIZEL R. SILVANO THE UST Chorus of Arts and Letters (AB Chorale), led by their conductor, Mark Agpasa, once again showcased their talents and celebrated their legacy in Gloria et Exaltatio (Glory and Pride) on Dec. 1 at the UST Museum of Arts and Sciences. The harmonious coordination…

05

Nov

By Christine Janine Cortez

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What lies beyond ‘Brother Hood’?

By CHRISTINE JANINE T. CORTEZ TO EXPERIENCE police impunity is a crime, but to endure the same episode twice is a violation of human rights. Award-winning photographer and forerunner of Philippine photojournalism Alex Baluyut debuted his photo book exhibit titled "Brother Hood,” which pertains to the name of the group…

Art on the streets: Protest art during the martial law anniv

01

Oct

By The Flame Culture

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Art on the streets: Protest art during the martial law anniv

AMID the unpredictable weather, protest chants were still heard while different artworks illustrating the protesters’ pleas were seen on the streets during the commemoration of the 46th anniversary of the declaration of martial law, afflicting the apathetic more than ever. The dictatorship of former President Ferdinand Marcos was an era…