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“Woman in the Mirror,” Daniel dela Cruz’s latest one-man exhibition of new sculptures, celebrates the human form as a repository of reflections and secrets.

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Allan Balisi, Constantino Zicarelli, and Tatong Recheta Torres challenge each one’s creativity as they play the surrealist game, “exquisite corpse,” in “Modern Life is Rubbish,” which is on view until April 24 at West Gallery, 48 West Ave., QC.
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The simple pleasures of childhood despite a fair share of loneliness and tragedy: finishing a good drawing, climbing a tree, and swimming in a carabao’s mud pool.
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'Bente pesos': New 'extensively researched' exhibit tells prostitutes' tales

By Ratziel San Juan | March 1, 2021 - 4:38pm

For his latest project, Max debuted the use of acrylic skin on acrylic.

Arts and Culture

Daniel dela Cruz unveils new sculptures at Art Verite

November 10, 2012 - 12:00am

“Woman in the Mirror,” Daniel dela Cruz’s latest one-man exhibition of new sculptures, celebrates the human...

Modern Living

Gallery News

April 5, 2010 - 12:00am

Allan Balisi, Constantino Zicarelli, and Tatong Recheta Torres challenge each one’s creativity as they play the surrealist game, “exquisite corpse,” in “Modern Life is Rubbish,” which...

Arts and Culture

Biblinimal kingdom

By Rebecca C. Rodriguez | September 25, 2009 - 12:00am

The simple pleasures of childhood despite a fair share of loneliness and tragedy: finishing a good drawing, climbing a tree, and swimming in a carabao’s mud pool.

Young Star