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Monday, April 09, 2007 |
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The artistic panata |
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DEVOTION this Holy Week need not be masochistic or
mantric; it can be creative and artistic too. Don’t torture
yourself with traffic, overcrowded resorts and overpriced rates.
Enough of the same old biblical movies. Contemplate and enlighten
yourself, not with repetitious chants or delirious fasting but with
art.
This year, make your pilgrimage
to the 2007 Kristo painting exhibit—Jesus Christ as interpreted in
66 ways by 66 artists. Into Thy hands, the exhibit is simultaneously
ongoing on the first floor of Gallery in Serendra and the Choice
Expression Gallery on Jupiter Street, Makati, until April 14.
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O T H E R R E P O R T S
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Filipino author
shines in New York and Washington
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“IN a very competitive book
marketplace for shelf space and book buyers’ attention, Carissa
Villacorta is a P.R. wiz, a savvy networker and the bright young
thing of the Filipino community...
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Merienda ‘chika
chika’ with first-rate artists
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THIS month, grab your chance at
sharing a lazy Sunday afternoon with some of the most interesting
Filipino artists of our time.
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Fil-Am actress
Leslie Lewis Sword’s
‘Miracle in Rwanda’ opens in New York
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WHEN Leslie Lewis Sword, daughter
of community leader Loida Lewis, heard Immaculee Ilibagiza speak
about surviving the Rwandan genocide, she was so struck by her
story, she went home to Rwanda with her.
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Bringing art to
the people
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Mention art and for many, the
image that comes to mind is that of paintings and sculptures in
staid galleries and museums that only the rich and the culturally
refined could appreciate.
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CULTURE
VULTURE
By Rome Jorge
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Holy Week ought to
be like every week
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People like to say that every day
should be like Christmas day—meaning that we should always be as
generous, forgiving and considerate as we are on the holiest time
for Christians.
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GLOBAL
VILLAGE
By Manny
Baldemor
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King Sigismund’s
Bell
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CRACOW, which had been the
capital of the Polish State until the 17th century, has kept the
character of a spiritual capital. It lies on the Vistula River about
260 kilometers south of Warsaw, the capital of Poland.
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PEOPLE
By Bob Garon
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Control and
jealousy
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“TED couldn’t stand it when I
would look at another guy,” writes a wife, “so I stopped
looking. Then he started imagining I was looking, and I knew I was
in trouble.” Right! When a woman cannot even look at another man...
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