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                    [Title] => Loren Legarda: ‘Culture weaves us into one unbreakable fabric’
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It now sits adoringly in one of my own bookshelves. Sandwiched between an old Amorsolo volume and non-fiction by Nick Joaquin. This thing. This thick navy blue book titled Philippines: An Archipelago of Exchange published by Actes Sud — a work put out to coincide with a historic exhibition at the Musée du Quai Branly in Paris which culminates today, July 14.

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                    [Title] => A Philippine spring in Paris
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European visitors are happily surprised at the different view of the Philippines offered by the big exhibition on this country in Paris, observes Constance de Monbrison, its French co-curator.

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                    [AuthorName] => Marian Pastor Roces
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                    [Title] => Unearthing Pinoy past in a Parisian museum
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It is springtime in Paris. Albert Camus is on the cover of the latest issue of Philosophie magazine, bannered about in newspaper stands everywhere.

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                    [Title] => A Philippine coup in Paris
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Though spring had officially started on March 25, our kababayans braved the chilly winds (touted as the longest winter in 50 years) by the Seine in their Filipiniana regalia, coming in from all over Europe and Manila.

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Loren Legarda: ‘Culture weaves us into one unbreakable fabric’

By Igan D’Bayan | July 14, 2013 - 12:00am

It now sits adoringly in one of my own bookshelves. Sandwiched between an old Amorsolo volume and non-fiction by Nick Joaquin. This thing. This thick navy blue book titled Philippines: An Archipelago of Exchange...

Sunday Lifestyle

A Philippine spring in Paris

By Marian Pastor Roces | May 5, 2013 - 12:00am

European visitors are happily surprised at the different view of the Philippines offered by the big exhibition on this country in Paris, observes Constance de Monbrison, its French co-curator.

Starweek Magazine

Unearthing Pinoy past in a Parisian museum

By Igan D’Bayan | April 14, 2013 - 12:00am

It is springtime in Paris. Albert Camus is on the cover of the latest issue of Philosophie magazine, bannered about in newspaper stands everywhere.

Sunday Lifestyle

A Philippine coup in Paris

By Claude Tayag | April 14, 2013 - 12:00am

Though spring had officially started on March 25, our kababayans braved the chilly winds (touted as the longest winter in 50 years) by the Seine in their Filipiniana regalia, coming in from all over Europe and ...

Sunday Lifestyle