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Renato Habulan, Tyago Almario, Julio Jose Austria, Jojo Barja, Lawrence Borsoto, EJ Cabangon, Bjorn Calleja, Ronald Caringal, Salvador Ching, Buds Convocar, Grace Corpuz...
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                    [Title] => CCP's 13 Artists present what's ahead: At tension
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The main gallery of the CCP was is quite a state of dishabille, literally with piles of laundry dumped on the floor or hanging from a wire, rusty corrugated metal sheets being hammered onto pieces of wood, and large black garbage bag covering something boat-shaped, one of Patty Eustaquio’s meticulously crafted and unconventional sculptures.
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Gallery News

July 26, 2010 - 12:00am

Renato Habulan, Tyago Almario, Julio Jose Austria, Jojo Barja, Lawrence Borsoto, EJ Cabangon, Bjorn Calleja, Ronald Caringal, Salvador Ching, Buds Convocar, Grace Corpuz...

Arts and Culture

CCP's 13 Artists present what's ahead: At tension

By Audrey N. Carpio | July 6, 2009 - 12:00am

The main gallery of the CCP was is quite a state of dishabille, literally with piles of laundry dumped on the floor or hanging from a wire, rusty corrugated metal sheets being hammered onto pieces of wood, and large...

Arts and Culture