Indio Bravo: The Story of Jose Rizal

Indio Bravo: The Story of Jose RizalIndio Bravo: The Story of Jose Rizal by Rizal's grandniece Asuncion Lopez Rizal Bantung was first written in 1938 and served as the basis for many of the stories historians have told about Rizal. This edition by Tahanan Books offers young readers a vibrant portrait of the man whose death at Bagumbayan ultimately paved the way for Philippine independence. The book includes additional writing by Sylvia Mendez Ventura and editing by National Artist for

Johanna Helmuth – Makeshift (Blanc Gallery)

and Ramon L

1927) is a Spanish born artist who has lived in the Philippines since the 1950s

ISBN: 978-971-8546-74-1

Sanicua Publication

Foro de Debate

the art collection of the Museum of Philippine Art was merged with that of the CCP Museum

the apocalypse

This inaugural volume chronicles the diverse artistic events in 2000

A monograph on the life and art of Mauro Malang Santos (1928-2017) by Juan Gatbonton and Alya Honasan

He served as Ambassador in London

each piece of fabric has been specially analyzed and annotated by scholars and academics from different fields