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Leslie de Chavez releases his frustration and disappointment in the Philippines’ history of struggle with a loud sigh in “Buntong Hininga,” which opens on April 21 at Silverlens, SLab and 20Square Gallery, second floor, YMC Bldg. II, 2320 Pasong Tamo Ext., Makati City.
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                    [Title] => When art enjoys ‘some’ diplomatic immunity
                    [Summary] => When was  the last time that Manila folk were treated to an exhibition of contemporary art from the United States? 


If memory serves me right, there was this forgettable show of photographs taken by a group of lensmen on a cross-country journey across the States, which appeared last year in the metropolis’ new home of Mabini art, the Shangri-la Plaza mall along EDSA. 


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                    [AuthorName] => ARTSPEAK By Ramon E.S. Lerma
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                    [Title] => Malang, Onglepho and Cruz reprise ‘Birthday’ show at Asia Art Gallery
                    [Summary] => With the first Birthday Exhibit drawing art lovers and art students alike, artist James Onglepho observed that more than putting up a three-man show, it was also a chance to acknowledge once more the mighty contributions of the late National Artist Vicente Manansala to Philippine art. It wasn’t difficult to invite Malang and Cris Cruz back for an encore. Birthday Exhibit 2 will be on view at the Asia Art Gallery starting Jan. 22.


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                    [Title] => Three artists remember Manansala
                    [Summary] => For the past years, Malang has organized a January birthday show. This time, he will be showing more than the craftsmanship and the full dedication he consistently gives to painting. It will also be about the friendships he has nurtured along the way. The Birthday Show, A Homage to Manansala, features his and co-January birthday celebrators Cris Cruz and James Onglepho’s recent works, plus selected Manansala pieces. The exhibit will run at the Asia Art Gallery from Jan. 22 (Manansala’s birthday) to Feb. 3.

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                    [Title] => James Onglepho: A gentleman among flowers
                    [Summary] => Life is a poem ever being written.

Composed with our blood and tears.

Life is a song ever being sung,

Whose endnote can never be found. – Anonymous



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Gallery News

April 19, 2010 - 12:00am

Leslie de Chavez releases his frustration and disappointment in the Philippines’ history of struggle with a loud sigh in “Buntong Hininga,” which opens on April 21 at Silverlens, SLab and 20Square...

Arts and Culture

When art enjoys ‘some’ diplomatic immunity

By ARTSPEAK By Ramon E.S. Lerma | June 13, 2005 - 12:00am

When was the last time that Manila folk were treated to an exhibition of contemporary art from the United States? If memory serves me right, there was this forgettable show of photographs taken by a group of lensmen...

Arts and Culture

Malang, Onglepho and Cruz reprise ‘Birthday’ show at Asia Art Gallery

January 12, 2004 - 12:00am

With the first Birthday Exhibit drawing art lovers and art students alike, artist James Onglepho observed that more than putting up a three-man show, it was also a chance to acknowledge once more the mighty contributions...

Arts and Culture

Three artists remember Manansala

January 20, 2003 - 12:00am

For the past years, Malang has organized a January birthday show. This time, he will be showing more than the craftsmanship and the full dedication he consistently gives to painting. It will also be about the friendships...

Arts and Culture

James Onglepho: A gentleman among flowers

By Charlson Ong | November 16, 2002 - 12:00am

Life is a poem ever being written. Composed with our blood and tears. Life is a song ever being sung, Whose endnote can never be found. – Anonymous

Modern Living