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Dizon’s drawings of Corpus Christi

By Ruben Defeo | April 14, 2003 - 12:00am

Opening today at Gallery 828 at the Shangri-La Plaza Mall is the solo exhibition of works by Jeff Dizon showcasing his interpretations of the crucifixion, by far one of the most common subjects of Christian art,...

Arts and Culture

Paintings in Relief

By Ruben Defeo | July 16, 2001 - 12:00am

The biggest, if not the signature, piece in the collection, entitled Man Cross, is a powerful image of the human form and can very well be taken as a contemporary representation of the Crucifixion. There is a perceptible...

Arts and Culture