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His current exhibit, Tabaco, is inspired by memories of his grandfather and the hours of joy spent on his grandfather’s knee, enveloped in a comforting scent of habanas, Half and Half, and Mixture 79.


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JOSE ENRIQUE SORIANO

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Agam

October 2, 2014 - 12:00am

An early Tagalog word for foreboding and memory is the title of a book that brings together new work from Filipino writers across diverse disciplines...

Science and Environment

Photo exhibit pays tribute to dying native tobacco culture

March 17, 2007 - 12:00am

"I grew up on my lolo’s lap," says Jose Enrique Soriano, "and he used to smoke cigars and pipes. So the aroma of tobacco always brings him back." His...

Arts and Culture