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“Not of my flesh, nor of my bone, but still miraculously my own,” wrote Fleur Conkling Heyliger, a 1950s author of children’s books. For adopted children, materials like books are
Olivia d’Aboville has come a long way since graduating with honors in 2009 from Duperré, a prestigious Textile Design school in Paris. With a specialization in textile structures, she adapted
After the first quarter of the year opened with Art Fair Philippines and Art in the Park, an “artsy fever” still hangs in the air. Since the fairs, artists and
“The baseline thing I want people to feel is happy! You tell me that, I know I did my job well,” Lilianna Manahan says as she sweeps across the gallery
Lao Lianben is an elusive artist. So to be able to correspond in an email interview was a rare opportunity to unravel the enigma of his artistic character, as he
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In a city known for its floods, Malabon’s sunny weather came as a surprise. The Lifestyle.INQ Team was in Malabon for an interview with an artist known to evade the
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