Walking the underworld
Langun-Gobingob cave was the name of this spot of bleakness, more prominent for lacking brightness — a decidedly uninviting quality.
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Daily TribuneLangun-Gobingob cave was the name of this spot of bleakness, more prominent for lacking brightness — a decidedly uninviting quality.
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She lives at the base of Mt.Matutum, surrounded by fields of pineapple, at the heart of nature and its serene idyll. She bears a beautiful name and radiates…
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My first encounter with master weaver Barbara “Kibed” Ofong was in 2014 at the Lake Sebu School of Living Tradition founded by Maria Todi “Oyog.” In one corner…
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Laperal Mansion is a National Historic Monument located at Arlegui Street inside the Malacañang complex. This residence served as the US Consulate in 1945. In…
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#ProjectLarawan. Profiles of the Filipino. One portrait at a time. Project Larawan is an initiative of Gabriel “Gabby” Malvar, a documentary filmmaker, writer…
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This is a tale of two artists who use walls as their canvas.
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We see two men atop the giant balete tree in Baler. Are there more creatures we cannot see?
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Bidoy is from the southern Palawan town of Balabac. When he gathers enough river pearls from his area, he travels to northern Palawan, the other end of the…
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In Sombrero Island (Aborlan, Palawan), I noticed these two boys walking around holding on to the front part of their shorts to prevent the cloth from touching…
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I thought it would be an interesting dynamic to set a budjang (lady) in her colorful, traditional Tausug habul and biyatawi against the military patterns of…
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