The Story of the Filipino: Celebrating Art

This National Arts Month on The Story of The Filipino.
David Medalla is known for his kinetic art and one of the pioneers of participatory art in the world with his masterpiece “A Stitch in Time". This artwork will be exhibited in this year’s Art Fair Philippines.
Patrick Cabral is making waves in the international art scene with his intricate paper sculptures of the world’s most threatened species.
Tokwa Peñaflorida puts a new perspective on watercolor painting as he takes you to his melancholic and often dreamy artworks.

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binura ? ayos ah

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amazing!!!! I'm art enthusiast here :)

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I was eager if anything

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It becomes alot of a learning in them

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from what i gather of it is beyond more sch a distance vector that you know the citizen

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T.y. maganda

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it becomes alot of the acceptible freedoms of the law

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i would be a citizen

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there is been that poetry on it

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though what you are looking at is the real thing

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i have been giving it a look as far as defining how much i know about these search engines as a investment of that in the story of what else i know

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The look of now the harnessing of the citizen

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anything of my interests as looking at them should be more about the acceptible limitations of a obscurity that u think goes against the rules

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Hi i am a economist

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depending on the excellence of things beyond or beneath art...but still the seriousness of it should seem lie a investigation none the less