Master woodcarver Magno Gaza is currently exhibiting of some 100 pieces of his religious works at the ground floor cloisters of the San Agustin Museum in Intramuros.
A native of Betis, Pampanga, Gaza is a protégé of his first cousin Maestro Juan Flores, who like him belong to a clan of wood carvers. At a young age, he was already exposed to the art of woodcarving, learning woodcarving by day and attending regular schooling by night.
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