Making History
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Edwina Consunji Laperal
Justice Karl Miranda and Liping Zheng.
Dita Angara Mathay and Robbie Mathay.
Lourdes and Mike Samson, Paulino and Hetty Que.
Gabby Malvar and Ginggay Hontiveros Malvar.
Martin Andanar and Alelee Andanar.
Rennie Tan
Dindin Araneta
Myrza Sison and Jo Ann Bitangcol.
Ram Bucoy
Rotina Lim, Ester Gabaldon, Jojo Aldeguer and Janais Aldeguer.
Alvin Paver and Carina Canlas.
Chris Upton
DAILY Tribune’s Triumvirate Luis Espiritu, Agile Zamora and Dinah Ventura.
Lor Liechtenstein, Maymay Liechtenstein, Renato Enriquez and Maritess Tantoco. Enriquez
Rodin Bernardo, Cynthia Bernardo, June Dalisay, Job Bernardo and Butch Dalisay.
Cathy and James Ileto.
Laurie Jimenez Westfall.
Cecille Reynoso
Bea and Ric Tan.
Catherine Ong, Angola Consul General Helen Ong and Daily Tribune’s Executive Director- Brand Communications Chingkee Mangcucang.
Rodin Bernardo, Cynthia Bernardo, June Dalisay, Job Bernardo and Butch Dalisay.
Liza Llarde
Chris Stern, Monica and Marty Qua.
Chris Stern, Monica and Marty Qua.
Lara Lorenzana and Nina Golamco.
JR Arce and Ayni Nuyda.
Sophie and Marie Field Faith.
Lizette Cojuangco
Cathy and James Ileto.
Gautam Sharma and his daughter.
Ino Caluza, Will Mueco and Jerome Lorico.
Kit Javier, Dave Sandoval and Barbie Arcache.
Karrie Bitanga, Maritess Pineda and Alexandra Paillard.
Jonathan Matti, and Devi de Vera.
Chino Hernandez, Pau Alberto and Nicholas Tolentino.
Cecile Ravelas
Sonny Sunga and Arnold Austria.
Rey Ilagan and Monica Araneta Tiosejo.
Berg and Marbee Go.
Three important names recently celebrated milestones as cultural innovators. Together they made history through a monumental event that gathered some of the industries’ best and finest in a symbolic and unforgettable moment where art, fashion and fearless storytelling converged. Time has become a witness and testament of their contributions through years of experience and legacies that will go on for through decades to come.
On its 15th year, Salcedo Auctions presents “Constancio Bernardo: Color & Clarity,” where important works by the pioneering abstractionist are given a long-overdue spotlight.
In the world of design and style, designer Jor-el Espina’s two decades in Philippine fashion unveiled a commemorative 40-piece collection titled, “A Shift to Sustainability.”
And underscoring passion and excellence in journalism, DAILY TRIBUNE marked 25 years with a documentary on Filipino crafts by international award-winning director/photographer/columnist and artist Gabriel Malvar.
The successful and well-attended event gathered over 200 of the country’s most important collectors and luminaries in the worlds of art, culture, fashion and philanthropy at the NEX Tower on a Sunday afternoon. Everyone was a witness to a vision of cultural innovation and shared commitment in pushing boundaries and charting new ground at the forefront of art and culture.Ino Caluza, Will Mueco and Jerome Lorico.
Housing is probably the biggest issue affecting people the world over.
Malacañang on Monday called for a more thorough investigation into the questioned flood control projects in Taguig…
The defense on Monday backed the move by senator-judges to exclude a prosecution witness who testified on the firearms…
