[PARTNER] Janine Barrera-Castillo Paints Nature’s Abstract Truth
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Janine Barrera-Castillo's "Patterns of Nature" runs from October 23 -27 at the Kalayaan Hall of the Philippine Center in San Francisco.
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She Who Dances Stories into Being
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Alleluia “Manai” Panis, who was honored as the very first recipient of San Francisco Art Commission’s Artistic Legacy Grant, works for resonance, not praise.
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Once a journalist, always a journalist; because at the heart of it is truth.
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Washington SyCip, one of the Philippines' most respected philanthropists, passed away at the age of 96 on October 7, 2017.
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