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One Day in the City: Pasay | An Exhibit

Oh! Please come visit the Metropolitan Museum for the exhibit of my friends! I’m really so proud of you, guys! This exhibit reminds me to explore the city more despite the hassles (sorry, but you share this with me, I should know) of urban life here in the Philippines. Not to be confused with though, I love Manila (and Pasay for that matter.) There are just some things that are really hard to love, despite you know, your passion for your city or country.

Ok I digress. RSVP here :)

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“One Day in the City: Pasay” is a photographic exhibit focusing on Pasay City. The show depicts facets of the urban fabric and the experience of city dwellers as seen thru the eyes of student photographers from the De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde AB Photography program. The photography project is a way of showing how life is in one part of a 21st century Asian megalopolis like Metro Manila, and will provide a counterpoint and a response to the Spanish photography show “Photo By Photo: A Portrait of Spain” recently exhibited at the Met.

The exhibit features the works of the following photographers:
Ralph Acasio, Joey Alvero, Jay Man Bravo, Joyce Co, Inna Cristobal, Joy Cruz, Inno Delarmente III, Louise Anne Manuel, Jesed Moreno, Artu Nepomuceno, Justin Reyes, Cai Soriano, Remington Tiu, Apple Marie Villalobos and Arrianne Yonzon.

The exhibit also features works of Spanish photographer Txema Salvans made during his recent Manila visit.

“One Day in the City: Pasay” runs up to March 31, 2012 at the Tall Galleries of the Metropolitan Museum of Manila. The show is organized by the Metropolitan Museum of Manila, De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde School of Design and Arts, The City Government of Pasay, Canon Marketing Philippines Inc. and the Spanish Embassy- Manila.

This serves as your invitation for the show opening on Thursday, January 26, 2012, 6pm at the Metropolitan Museum of Manila.

Contact person: Fralynn Manalo 708-7829/09228769534.

STATUS x Perou

*OGLING*
Let’s go!

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Save January 21 and show support forSTATUS Magazine! We are bringing British fashion photographer Perou here in Manila for a photo exhibit in Ayala Museum and after party at Robot!

For those who do not know, Perou is our cover photographer for our December Photo 2011 issue. He has shot Hollywood and fashion icons such as Dita Von Teese, Vivienne Westwood, Ryan Gosling, our Style issue cover girls Katy Perry & Jessie J, Justin Timberlake, Jay-Z, Kid Cudi, Snoop Dogg and many more.

Brought to us by Major Sponsor Samsung MultiView, official Manila residence of Perou The Picasso Boutique Serviced Residences, Ayala Museum and Robot Restaurant & Lounge

Rizal Tweetup

My Rizal experience ain’t finished yet. After the media launch of My Rizal 150, together with Manila’s tweeps and bloggers, we met up for the launch of Rizalizing the Future exhibit, featuring Rizal artifacts and works, by Yuchengco Museum in RCBC Plaza. Tour courtesy of museum curator Ms. Jeannie Javelosa.

Asteroid belt, yes?

Rizal’s bowler hat.

Yuchengco Museum curator Ms. Jeannie Javelosa explaining Rizal’s achievements.

Spot Rizal.

Replica of the original cover of Noli Me Tangere.

Leonor Rivera.

Dona Teodora Alonso stamps.

Josephine Bracken wood carving by Dr. Jose Rizal.

Team Manila apparel.

The Mother’s Revenge.

Terminator Rizal.

This greets you in the elevator.

@osepreyes, @APhylicia, @tiffyabiera

Raffy, @juanxi, @tonyocruz

@kevinyapjoco, @ssowy, Tina and others I didn’t have chance of talking to. Maybe next tweetup :)

@yendreyfus, @norbs88, @chuckiedreyfus

Excellent timing @juanxi :)

@jeanniejavelosa of @yuchengcomuseum

@juanxi, @ninaterol

@takeoutsushi and @jasondayrit. Better late than never! :P

See you next tweetup, guys!

Post-tweetup happenings, sponsored by @dronthego and @norbs88 LOL!

Catch the month-long celebration of our national hero – Dr. Jose Protacio Rizal Mercado y Alonzo Realonda! For schedule, click here. Rizalizing the Future exhibit at the Yuchengco Museum is open throughout the year. Feel free to pay a visit, it’s all worth it!