NUNE ALVARADO

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Sometime in the ’60s, when Jai Alai on Taft became my one true religion for a devotional phase, an unfortunate outing with then best buddy Monet Serrano of San Juan found us grinning sheepishly as we filed out of the art deco “church” past midnight. We had lost our tuition money for UP Diliman.

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                    [AuthorName] => Alfred A. Yuson
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Nunelucio “Nune” Alvarado’s socially-conscious commitment to depict the onerous conditions of his home society in the sugar lands of the western Visayas, with its feudal-like structure of landlords and serf-like sakadas set to the timeless cycles of planting, burning, and harvesting of the crops inform and delineate his artistic style, set the inspiration behind his latest self-titled art exhibit, PAMILYA NI ALVARADO.
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Amorsolo-ing deaths via group hug

By Alfred A. Yuson | January 14, 2013 - 12:00am

Sometime in the ’60s, when Jai Alai on Taft became my one true religion for a devotional phase, an unfortunate outing with then best buddy Monet Serrano of San Juan found us grinning sheepishly as we filed...

Arts and Culture

Nunelucio Alvarado's Pamilya Ni Alvarado at Maribago Bluewater Gallery

January 25, 2009 - 12:00am

Nunelucio “Nune” Alvarado’s socially-conscious commitment to depict the onerous conditions of his home society in the sugar lands of the western Visayas, with its feudal-like structure of landlords...

Freeman Cebu Lifestyle