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                    [Title] => Paris on the mind
                    [Summary] => Although he studied to be an artist, Juan Caguicla started his career as a photographer with a put-down by one of his instructors at the UP College of Fine Arts.  Apparently the said teacher just had had enough of Caguicla’s questions and occasional snide remarks, and just scoffed at his pupil’s supposed talents at taking pictures.  It’s a typical tale.  Today, Caguicla is one of the country’s most renowned photographers with numerous and diverse credits to his name.  


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                    [AuthorName] => Erwin T. Romulo
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                    [Title] => Barefoot in the head
                    [Summary] => Paolo Lerma isn’t one for explaining what goes on in his paintings.  According to him, he’s got already much trouble explaining what goes on in his own head much more than his canvas.  If pressed on the matter though of explaining his work, he’s reluctant and will usually only utter three key words – "chaos", "life" and "difficult" – and riff on them like a cold turkey Charlie Parker.  "I just paint what I feel," he shares, in a rare moment.  


Fair enough.  


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                    [Title] => Wake up!
                    [Summary] => Few would mourn the passing of that peculiar animal called nu-metal. Indeed, many would consider the emergence of bands from that now-disreputable genre – Limp Bizkit, Korn and their facsimiles – as a nadir in modern rock music. Possibly the worse since the hair bands that dominated the Sunset Strip in the late 80’s, leaving behind a wake of abused starlets and empty cans of Spray-Net. Essentially, the two beasts were the same. Of course, one wore lipstick and leather; the other, sports jerseys and faux-Rasta dreads.
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Paris on the mind

By Erwin T. Romulo | May 26, 2006 - 12:00am

Although he studied to be an artist, Juan Caguicla started his career as a photographer with a put-down by one of his instructors at the UP College of Fine Arts. Apparently the said teacher just had had enough of...

Young Star

Barefoot in the head

By Erwin T. Romulo | May 19, 2006 - 12:00am

Paolo Lerma isn’t one for explaining what goes on in his paintings. According to him, he’s got already much trouble explaining what goes on in his own head much more than his canvas. If pressed on the...

Young Star

Wake up!

By Erwin T. Romulo | July 9, 2004 - 12:00am

Few would mourn the passing of that peculiar animal called nu-metal. Indeed, many would consider the emergence of bands from that now-disreputable genre – Limp Bizkit, Korn and their facsimiles – as a nadir...

Young Star