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Rare Philippine coins, 19th century items from Filipino heroes highlight summer showcase

By Jan Milo Severo | February 27, 2025 - 1:15pm

Minted MNL, an organization dedicated to collecting rare Philippine coins and other historic items, is holding a show that...

Arts and Culture

Gallery News

November 2, 2009 - 12:00am

Richard Montero, Neil Grantoza, Adeodatus Sta. Juana, Kaye Dula, Ioannis Sicuya, Carlo Aranton, Rufa Lapeña, and Ings Isungga show how Filipinos are affected by their beliefs concerning their fate in “Pipti/Pipti,”...

Arts and Culture