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[Title] => Art now Nominations for 2012 Ateneo Art Awards now open
[Summary] => In its ninth year, with the theme “Sneak Peak,” this anticipatory stance serves not as a statement of fact, but a call for introspection.
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[Title] => Dengcoy Miel and Jose Tence Ruiz at Artesan Gallery Singapore
[Summary] => Two Asians, two Filipinos whose names sound neither particularly Asian nor Filipino, Dengcoy Miel and Tence Ruiz, hold an exhibit about “traversing”: traversing the Pacific Ocean with their imaginations, traversing their identities which are patently migratory, traversing from imperial present to colonial past, traversing between homeland and adopted city state, traversing to be again together in a congress of reexamined icons.
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[Title] => Shortlisted entries for 8th Ateneo Art Awards featured at the Shang
[Summary] => Shangri-La Plaza features the impressive works of the 12 shortlisted artists of this year’s Ateneo Art Awards.
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A lot of important-sounding phrases were thrown around, like “transgression of geographical and metaphysical localities,” “global economy and socio-polity,” and “sophistry of relativism,” but I think what the presenters were trying to say was that the winning works of this year’s Ateneo Art Awards all dealt with issues of the personal, the political, the historical and the environmental, and did so in a complex and cri
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November 7, 2011 - 12:00am
