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Artlets With Deep Pockets: Earning and Saving Money Amid The Pandemic

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Aug

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Artlets With Deep Pockets: Earning and Saving Money Amid The Pandemic

by THERIZ LIZEL R. SILVANO MONEY comes and goes—it doesn’t really stay long in one’s hands, but rather flies and shifts places or possessions from one person to another. And when talking about money, two impressions come to mind—earning and saving. Lack of “emergency money” pushes most people to…

03

Aug

By Christine Janine Cortez

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Anting-anting: Alive or Forgotten?

words and photos by CHRISTINE JANINE CORTEZ IT IS not often that people of today will ever lay eyes, nor will they ever get a chance to witness an amorphous anting-anting; an inevitable reminder and a relic of a religious icon for protection, luck, and healing. Most might say it…

Hanayo: A Taste of Korea, A Reminder of Home

29

Jul

By John Patrick Magno Ranara

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Hanayo: A Taste of Korea, A Reminder of Home

by JOHN PATRICK MAGNO RANARA AS STUDENTS scout for a place to silence their hungry stomachs, they might feel a bit dismal from all the run-of-the-mill fast-food meals that dominate the streets around UST. Peter You had decided to make a difference with his restaurant, Hanayo, by offering all…

20

Jul

By Thea Andrea Magueriano

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A Haven Within the Busy Streets

words and photos by THEA ANDREA C. MAGUERIANO Coffee and flowers — an ideal interior for an unfiltered elegance of flavors and decor. La Taza is located on the busy streets of Dangwa along the road of Laon Laan, near Dos Castillas. The café is not only located along…

26

Feb

By The Flame Culture

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A Peek in ALT Philippines 2020

by JOHN PATRICK MAGNO RANARA and THEA ANDREA MAGUERIANO A TOTAL of ten galleries showcased a vast array of artful gems in the ALT Philippines 2020: The Art Show Reframed last Feb. 14 to 16. From traditional paintings to innovative sculptures, the collaborative art show was made possible through…

17

Feb

By Theriz Lizel Silvano

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Grand Gestures of Life’s Wonders

by THERIZ LIZEL R. SILVANO NATURAL colors are exhibited through the rendition of life’s sceneries in Kenneth Montegrande’s 10th solo exhibition, ‘Grandeur Landscapes’. The exhibit displayed a sight of natural realities, incorporating a few colors to interpret the pieces’ sense. With the minimalistic and spacious exhibition room, what stuns the…

19

Nov

By The Flame Culture

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The Dead Breathes Through Art

by THEA ANDREA MAGUERIANO and JOHN PATRICK MAGNO RANARA In collaboration with the National Museum of the Philippines, the embassy of Mexico in the Philippines presented Dia de los Muertos at the National Museum of Fine Arts from Nov. 5 to 17. The exhibition showcased the traditional Mexican Ofrenda where…

ManilART’19: An Omnium Gatherum of Artistry

22

Oct

By Thea Andrea Magueriano

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ManilART’19: An Omnium Gatherum of Artistry

by THEA ANDREA MAGUERIANO ManilART, a 5-day national fair on its 11th year with the theme “Showcasing the Global Filipino Artist” was held last Oct. 9 to 13 at the SMX Convention Center, SM Aura Premier, Taguig to unveil worldwide Filipino talent. The event was held in the said month…

09

Aug

By John Patrick Magno Ranara

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Rekindling old reading habits

by JOHN PATRICK MAGNO RANARA There comes a time in a bookworm’s life where they lose the joyful spark of reading. To underscore ways to make time in coming back to reading the books forgotten in their dusty, spiderwebbed shelves or to the ones waiting to be unwrapped from their…

08

May

By Alisha Danielle Gregorio

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Heritage on a plate

by ALISHA DANIELLE M. GREGORIO IN THE Philippines, family and heritage are two important things. They are the roots of tradition and, up to this day, people still value them. Food is another thing that can characterize the Filipino culture, which is why Shantung Restaurant decided to combine all three…