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Jose “John” Santos III continues his exploration of objects as eloquent forms in “In Transition,” which is on view until Dec. 1 at the Gallery Indigo of BenCab Museum, Km. 6, Asin Rd., Tuba, Metro Baguio.

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                    [Title] => The rehabilitation of cultural heritage: Much more than an economic issue
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