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Kidlat Tahimik: Ay Apo!!!… May Shooting ang BambooCam!
Installation Art by Kidlat Tahimik CCP Main Theater Lobby On-going until September 23, 2012 Installation includes Rattan Figurines woven by Rogelio Ginanoy Bamboo Cameras assembled by Aniceta Himmiwat Junk Collage Bahag – Marilyn M’s Skirt sewn by Rommel Pidazzo Bulol … Continue reading
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