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Open Call: Open to all

By Christelle Belomonte | September 11, 2011 - 12:00am

Art and democracy were in the headlines in recent weeks amidst a very public controversy over an exhibit that included a work that offended a lot of people in the Catholic community.

Starweek Magazine

Ground Zero

By Eric Catipon | March 25, 2002 - 12:00am

Three’s a crowd. Not so when it comes to Philippine art, and specially when it concerns the Lopez Museum, Ayala Museum and the Ateneo Art Gallery. This coming August, these prestigious art institutions will...

Arts and Culture