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[Title] => And the beat goes on for Dr. William Chua with crucible-finale show
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[Title] => The new generation: Paulina Luz Sotto launches her first exhibit
[Summary] => Paulina’s childhood dream was always to be a golfer — the next professional superstar, traversing the world with her single handicap and sometimes winning tournaments with her father, actor Vic Sotto, for fun.
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[AuthorName] => Kara Ortiga
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[Title] => Jason Quibilan’s white light, white heat
[Summary] => Hejira.” “Heavy Weather.” A John Lee Hooker here, a John Denver there. R-Stew gallivanting in a gentlemanly hat. “The Dawn Live.”
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[Title] => Arturo Luz in three exhibits at Crucible Gallery
[Summary] => National Artist Arturo Luz holds a series of shows featuring his small paintings, abstract collages, metal reliefs and portfolio of photographs at EDSA Shangri-La and at The Crucible Gallery in SM Megamall, Mandaluyong City.
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[Title] => Romulo Galicano’s ‘A Brush with History’ at The Crucible
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[Title] => Antipas Delotavo’s ‘Machinam’ at The Crucible
[Summary] => To envisage his latest portrait of contemporary anxiety, Antipas Delotavo appropriates a Latin word “Machinam.” Machinam means siege engine, as in the catapults, trebuchets and battering rams the Roman Empire builders used to grind down the fortifications of their Eurasian conquests.
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[Title] => Manuel Ocampo’s ‘Demons Dance Alone’ at The Crucible
[Summary] => Manuel Ocampo extends, locates and fractures his disturbing iconography in the interstices of art, art history, religion, politics and society resulting into portraits of morbid creatures and freaks of nature in “Demons Dance Alone,” which opens today at The Crucible Gallery, fourth floor, Art Walk, SM Megamall A, Mandaluyong City.
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[Title] => William Chua’s ‘Tangible Rhythms’ at EDSA Shang
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[Title] => A toast to the masters
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[Title] => Wine and epiphanies of form
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CRUCIBLE GALLERY
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[Title] => The new generation: Paulina Luz Sotto launches her first exhibit
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[Title] => Antipas Delotavo’s ‘Machinam’ at The Crucible
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