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'Art after 40' at Sining Kamalig

December 22, 2008 - 12:00am

After 19 years, Sining Kamalig — a progressive art gallery established during the early ‘70s by sisters, Vida A. Balboa and Corito A. Kalaw — re-enters the local art scene with its opening exhibit...

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