ManilArt 2015 art installation hits Torre de Manila
Where has Jose Rizal gone? He’s photobombing.
Where has Jose Rizal gone? He’s photobombing.
HERITAGE advocates want to topple it while the Supreme Court seeks to rule definitively on its legality (or illegality). Until that time, artists will “deconstruct” the 49-story Torre de Manila. A
Finally, families and couples visiting the 54-hectare Rizal Park in Manila will have a decent place for a picnic.
Every year, I have a problem celebrating Philippine Independence on June 12. I vividly remember it happening on July 4, 1946. That was a historic date for me, and, I guess, for our entire family who gathered around the radio (no television then) to listen to the colorful description of what was happening that morning. We tried to visualize what the radio announcer reported with such detail and drama.
To celebrate José Rizal’s 150th birth anniversary, a towering 9-ft-tall cake with 6x6x6-ft base was unveiled last rainy Sunday morning in Rizal Park, Manila. The vintage-theme fondant cake called “An
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