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Winner Jumalon mounts, “A Part”, which opens tomorrow, 3 p.m., at Pinto Art  Gallery in Antipolo.
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                    [Title] => Dr. Jovencio Cuanang: The Healing Art and the Art of Healing
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HE PROBES THE INTRICACIES OF THE HUMAN BRAIN–WHICH he calls "the last frontier of science"–and offers safe haven to struggling artists in his Antipolo abode. His life is defined by two diverse disciplines–medicine and art–and he is using one to help the other. "Art is very powerful," says Dr. Jovencio Cuanang, medical director of the venerable 103-year-old St. Luke’s Hospital. "It is something that should be used in the healing process."


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Winner Jumalon at Pinto Art Gallery

June 5, 2010 - 12:00am

Winner Jumalon mounts, “A Part”, which opens tomorrow, 3 p.m., at Pinto Art Gallery in Antipolo.

Modern Living

Dr. Jovencio Cuanang: The Healing Art and the Art of Healing

By Ann Corvera | September 17, 2006 - 12:00am

HE PROBES THE INTRICACIES OF THE HUMAN BRAIN–WHICH he calls "the last frontier of science"–and offers safe haven to struggling artists in his Antipolo abode. His life is defined by two diverse...

Starweek Magazine