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Only Women Bleed 2, Exhibit Opening
Only Women Bleed 2, an all-women visual arts exhibit opened on March 18, 2017 with the following performances: PERFORMANCE ART collaboration by Joanna Lerio, Boyet de Mesa and Rica dela Cruz; POETRY by Arlene de Castro Anonuevo; VIOLIN by Jeanette Kamphuis; SONG “Babae” … Continue reading →
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