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Exhibit: The President’s Office at Vargas Museum
Works from The President’s Office Exhibit launched on January 8, 2013 at the Vargas Museum located at University of the Philippines Diliman. The exhibit runs until February 9, 2013. Artworks Leo Abaya, Buen Abrigo, Salvador Alonday, Kristine Dominique Calayan, Buen … Continue reading →
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