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I am so glad I brought my camera that evening even if Sonny declined my request to feature his place….As soon as I entered the house, I had to get my camera and insisted because it would be such a pity not to have shared a beautiful place. Thank you to Sonny and Tootsy for inviting us to your beautiful home and allowing me to share it at Heart2Heart! Every HOME has a HOME in Heart2Heart!
I was very happy to find out that their home was done by their sister and my friend, Anna. It may not be a new house, but it was still beautiful and had so much character. I hope to feature more of Anna’s work in the future.
And what an interesting collection of art pieces!
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From Malu Gamboa who is part of the Asian Cultural Council ( ACCP ) Foundation Inc. of the Philippines
What happens when the HULA meets HIP-HOP?
Come to “I Land” and find out. This is Manila’s first must-see show of the year. It was a big hit off-Broadway and its run has been very well-received by critics. The CCP and the Asian Cultural Council Foundation Inc. of the Philippines are presenting “I LAND” for a limited run on January 22, Thursday (Gala Night at 8 p.m.) with regular performances on Jan. 23, Friday and Jan. 24, Saturday (8 p.m.) and Jan. 25, Sunday (3 p.m.) at the Tanghalang Aurelio Tolentino (The Little Theatre) of the CCP.
In the New York run, audiences came back to see the show more than once! Get a sneak peak in You Tube and see why!
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The one-man show stars Hawaiian-born actor and dancer Keo Woolford. Keo starred in the London production of “King and I” as the King a few years back!“I-LAND” is Woolford’s semi autobiographical search for the meaning of his Hawaiian heritage in a post-modern world. In a tale woven from traditional Hawaiian hula and Hip-Hop routines, Woolford chronicles how he first learned to dance from his idol, whom he dubs the “Hula god,” before a fleeting brush with fame as a member of a boy band that almost hits the big time. His subsequent descent into a world of drugs and partying culminates with his rediscovery of the dance that connects him to both his culture and to himself.
Ticket prices are P3,000. (Gala – Orch. Center), P2,000. (Gala – Orch. Side), P500.00 and P300.00 (Regular shows). 50% discount for students with I.D. and 20% for senior citizens. Call the CCP Box Office at 832-3704 or 832-1125 loc. 1409 or call Ticketworld at 891-9999.
Your support will be much appreciated! Proceeds of this fund raising effort goes entirely to provide grants and further education to the brightest among our Filipino artists through the Asian Cultural Council Philippine Fellowship Program and the Philippine High School for the Arts in Makiling.
I am helping a very talented artist and friend, Nikulas, sell some of his paintings. All paintings are oil on canvass. If you are interested, do give him a call at +63.921.285.7386
Jars with Green Bottles ( 2 X 3 ft )
Painting # 15 ( 4 ft X 3 ft )**Painting # 8 ( 4 ft X 3 ft )
Elixir of Life ( 5 ft X 5 ft )
A Pair of Vase and a Single Brown Vase ( 24 X 30 )**9 Ewers ( 28 X 36 )
8 Ceramic Jars and 4 Brown Flasks ( 24 X 30 ) **4 Porcelain Jars + 4 brown Jars ( 24 X 30 )
9 Brown Jars and 3 White Porcelains ( 24 X 30 )**6th Century Glass ( 24 X 18 )
Untitled, 1991 ( 40 X 30 )
5Beakers with Criss Cross Trailings and 3+3 jars ( 24 X 18 )
Untitled ( 3 ft X 3 ft )
Green Bottles (year 1995 – 30 X 24 inches )**36 Glass Vessels ( 4 ft X 4 ft )
24 Brown Jars ( 4 ft X 4 ft )
8 Greyish Jars and 4 Flasks ( 2 feet X 3 feet )
Amphoras 2 ( 36 X 54 )
Baul ( 24 X 30 )
Bright Lights ( 18 X 24 )** Floral ( 18 X 24 )
Keepsake ( 24 X 18 ) **Still Life with Paper Boat ( 18 X 12 )
Corsage ( 18 X 12 )** Owners Scent ( 4 ft X 3 ft )
Clam ( 12 X 10 ) **Look back (12 X 10 )
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Congratulations Maja Olivares- Co and to the Philippine Youth Symphonic Band(PYSB)! Because of you and your constant support, 62 children are able to bring out their talents in music. It’s amazing! Thank you to everyone who watched the show and supported the children. You have done a great act of love for the children and love for music. I heard that the next performance will already be at the Cultural Center of the Philippines!! WOW!! Be assured that Heart2Heart will support the PYSB always!
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There was an auction hosted by Tessa Valdez during the intermission.
Artists generously donated their works of arts themed pets and children funriture
This was one of my favorite parts, the little trumpet boy who did a solo performance..watch the video by clicking on it
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Previous entries: Laro..Child’s Play – September 16, 2008
Philippine Youth Symphonic Band Jazz Holiday November 30, 2007
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Thanks to my friend Tricia Hosaka for sending this
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From Nina Yuson
There are still open slots for the “Knowing Amorsolo” an interactive art appreciation workshop at Museo Pambata..the next 5 Saturday afternoons 2-4p.m. For Kids ages 5-12 years old and their parents.
Please register with Lisa at Museo Pambata 5231797 and 98.
Its a lot of fun, I can assure you.
Sorry the photos are a bit blurred!
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Rustan’s celebrates the art of Amorsolo with limited special edition shopping bags
The Amorsolo Retrospective and the four-month multi-venue exhibition of the 
Inspired by Fernando Amorsolo, who was named National Artist for Painting in 1972 and the first Filipino to be given that distinction, Rustan’s Supermarkets has made the Amorsolo Shopping Bags available to the public as a contribution to the awareness and understanding of Filipino culture and core values as seen in the master’s paintings, illustrations and sketches.
Amorsolo, also called the “Grand Old Man of Philippine Art”, is known for his wide range of subjects – from his idealized female images of the Filipina, scenes of traditional Filipino customs, fiestas and occupations, to his series of historical paintings on pre-Colonial and Spanish Colonization scenes.
The one of a kind Amorsolo bags are available in two sizes, with four (4) original Amorsolo painting designs
Harvest, 1947
Mango Tray, 1950
Cooking Time, 1952 and
Picnic, 1948
priced at P145.00 (medium) and P160.00 (large) each. The bags, each made of reusable lightweight katcha fabric, will be available beginning October 1, 2008 until April 30, 2009 at all Rustan’s Supermarket Fresh stores.
Join Rustan’s Supermarkets in celebrating one of the greatest Filipino painters. Get your Rustan’s Supermarket limited edition Amorsolo shopping bag now and collect all 4 designs. Corporate orders and specific art design requests are also available through Rustan Supercenters, Inc at telephone number 895-2291.
Rustan’s Supermarkets are located in Glorrieta-Makati; Rockwell Powerplant Mall; The Gateway Mall in Araneta Center; The Shangrila Mall, Edsa; in San Antonio Plaza Arcade, Forbes Park, Makati; Greenbelt, Makati; Paseo de Magallanes, along South Superhighway; Corinthian Hills; Ayala Center, Cebu; Arcenas Estates, Banawa, Cebu, and soon in Tomas Morato, Quezon City.
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