Title: As They Were
Rating: G
Summary: A series of correspondences between artists. Featuring letters to/from Gaugain to Van Gogh, Delacroix, Pissarro, Courbet, and Renoir.
Author's Notes: In my Modern Art Class we were tasked to write letters within the time frame of the modern period, and were each asked to choose the artists for this project. It ( Read more... )

Hokkairo

I wrap my cold hands around you and I --

-- hear the wide smiles of a hundred wanting arms and stomachs
-- see the wafting scent of cakes and assorted sweetness
-- hear the love that feeds with burning eyes
-- dream the fiery cold winters and the empty pockets
-- taste the gentle taptaptap of the sun on my back ( Read more... )

Your smile is ready; it’s going to be a tough day ( Read more... )

The Beginnings of Protest Music in the U.K.

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RI want to write your name on my palm, all over the creases and fates, and put it in my pocket ( Read more... )

Zen and Japanese Culture
A Critical Analysis

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Filipino Martial Arts and the Anthropology of the Body
An Analysis

( We also have arnis! )

Museum Assessment of
The Blanco Family Museum
in Angono, Rizal

( In the span of two months of research, interviews, and actual museum visits and tours )

A response to Patrick Alcedo’s Sacred Camp:
Transgendering Faith in a Philippine Festival

( Regarding gender, sexuality, and the blurring lines )

Lost in Translation: a Review
Alienation, Othering, and Convenience

( As also observed during UP Diliman and Sophia Daigaku online interactions )