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[Title] => SYM at The Crucible
[Summary] => Sofronio Y. Mendoza explores another form of expression in “New Vision III,” which opens tomorrow, 6 p.m. at The Crucible Gallery, fourth floor, SM Megamall A, Mandaluyong City. The show runs until Feb. 8.
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[Title] => Jerry Araos at The Crucible
[Summary] => Jerusalino “Jerry” Araos mounts an exhibition of sculptures titled “Tactile Glimpses of the Human Form,” which opens tomorrow, 6 p.m., at The Crucible.
[DatePublished] => 2011-12-12 00:00:00
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[Title] => All a child’s game at Ma’s ‘Laro Tayo’ at The Crucible
[Summary] => Artist Wilson Ma invites the child within us all to frolic in his latest exhibit Laro Tayo, (Let’s Play) at The Crucible Gallery.
Drawing from his own childhood memories, Ma paints idyllic scenes of traditional Filipino games that are fast becoming extinct in this age of video games and the Internet. From tsa-to to tex, and from patintero to taguan pung, the artist revisits the games that we played in simpler times.
[DatePublished] => 2003-09-25 00:00:00
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[Title] => Compassion and crucibles
[Summary] => People everywhere must put a high premium on togetherness. Otherwise, societies could not have come about, much less endured. For both practical and emotional reasons, people have found it necessary to traffic with each other, to initiate and sustain communities persisting across the millennia. The rational, utilitarian bond is naturally strong; after all, people do depend on each other for material subsistence in one way or another.
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[AuthorName] => Felipe B. Miranda
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Is it for sale?" This is the question that a collector inevitably asks when told that an Anita Magsaysay-Ho painting is on exhibit. "It’s so rare to find Anita’s work," says Sari Ortiga, one of three partners who own the Crucible Gallery at the Artwalk at the Megamall. "Her last one-woman exhibit must have been more than ten years ago."
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[Summary] => Artist Wilson Ma invites the child within us all to frolic in his latest exhibit Laro Tayo, (Let’s Play) at The Crucible Gallery.
Drawing from his own childhood memories, Ma paints idyllic scenes of traditional Filipino games that are fast becoming extinct in this age of video games and the Internet. From tsa-to to tex, and from patintero to taguan pung, the artist revisits the games that we played in simpler times.
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[AuthorName] => Felipe B. Miranda
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Is it for sale?" This is the question that a collector inevitably asks when told that an Anita Magsaysay-Ho painting is on exhibit. "It’s so rare to find Anita’s work," says Sari Ortiga, one of three partners who own the Crucible Gallery at the Artwalk at the Megamall. "Her last one-woman exhibit must have been more than ten years ago."
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