+ Follow Negros Museum Tag
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[Title] => Proud Negrense and art patron Angelica Urra Berrie takes a ‘Bao’
[Summary] => Inspired by the spirit and creativity of her hometown, world traveler and renowned New Yorker-Negrense Angelica Urra Berrie returned home to Bacolod. She immediately commissioned the creation of “Bao,” a massive sculpture to grace the Negros Museum.
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[Title] => Wayne Lacson Forte
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[Title] => Ekyat Cuadra: Beauty the Japanese way
[Summary] => Opening four skin and body centers at the same time might seem reckless, especially if one hasn’t done it before, but Cristina “Ekyat” Ledesma Cuadra felt it was the right way to launch.
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[Title] => Bacolod City, a city of smiles and the place I call home
[Summary] => Bacolod City has a total land area of 16,145 hectares, including straits and bodies of water and the 124-hectare reclamation area.
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[Summary] => Some would say John L. Silva has an enviable job. He gets paid to travel to different parts of the country, visit the local museums and draw an audience of hundreds to listen to him.
As a consultant of the Philippine National Museum Foundation, however, Silva must also do what was once thought of as near impossible: convert teachers and students into museum lovers.
In a single day, Silva says the biggest shopping mall in Makati City could draw half a million visitors. That’s usually the total number of people who visit the National Museum in Manila in a year.
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Negros Museum
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[Summary] => Inspired by the spirit and creativity of her hometown, world traveler and renowned New Yorker-Negrense Angelica Urra Berrie returned home to Bacolod. She immediately commissioned the creation of “Bao,” a massive sculpture to grace the Negros Museum.
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[Summary] => Opening four skin and body centers at the same time might seem reckless, especially if one hasn’t done it before, but Cristina “Ekyat” Ledesma Cuadra felt it was the right way to launch.
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[Focus] => 0
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As a consultant of the Philippine National Museum Foundation, however, Silva must also do what was once thought of as near impossible: convert teachers and students into museum lovers.
In a single day, Silva says the biggest shopping mall in Makati City could draw half a million visitors. That’s usually the total number of people who visit the National Museum in Manila in a year.
[DatePublished] => 2002-09-15 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 133272
[Focus] => 0
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