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Derek Tumala at the WSK AXIS: Festival of the Recently Possible

WSK AXIS: Festival of the Recently Possible   INTERSTICES: Manifolds of the In-Between   “Artists from Japan and the Philippines will come together to showcase critical perspectives on how emerging artforms and innovative applications of new technologies can respond to the cutting edge of cultural and social thought. The exhibition INTERSTICES: Manifolds of the In-between,

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Alfredo And Isabel Aquilizan: Of Fragments and Impressions at the STPI Creative Gallery and Workshop

” ‘Of Fragments and Impressions’ is a ground-breaking exhibition staged by STPI and award-winning Brisbane-and Manila-based installation artist duo Alfredo and Isabel Aquilizan in conjunction with STPI’s 15th anniversary. Impressive in scale and pivotal in its undertaking, the extensive oeuvres see the prolific artists breaking new frontiers by transforming fragments of their widely-acclaimed temporal installations

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Alfredo and Isabel Aquilizan at the Mosman Art Gallery

” The Bayanihan Philippine Art Project is an exciting multi-arts program presented throughout 2017 in partnership with six key cultural institutions across Sydney. Partners include Mosman Art Gallery, Art Gallery of New South Wales, Blacktown Arts Centre, Campbelltown Arts Centre, Peacock Gallery & Auburn Arts Studio and Museums & Galleries of NSW. A collaborative presentation

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The Inverted Telescope at the Cultural Center of the Philippines

“A Century Hence (“Filipinas dentro de Cien Anos”)   “Then began a new era for the Filipinos. They gradually lost their ancient traditions, their recollections–they forgot their writings, their songs, their poetry, their laws, in order to learn by heart other doctrines, which they did not understand, other ethics, other tastes, different from those inspired

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