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Kansilay fest champ is Tribu ni Ramon

• ANDREW ALTAREJOS Entry no. 8, Tribu Ni Ramon of Barangay Kapitan Ramon was declared the over-all champion in this year’s Kansilay Festival street and arena dance competition held June 12 in Silay City, Negros Occidental. The tribe, choreographed by

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Artists mount concert for colleague

• CHRYSEE G. SAMILLANO Negrense artists and musicians joined forces to raise funds for the medical needs of a fellow artist suffering from health issues. Dubbed “Art in Every Note,” the benefit concert for Guen was held at Viñas Lechon,

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AAB member wins GSIS art tilt

• CHRYSEE G. SAMILLANO Godofredo “Fred” Orig, a member of the Art Association of Bacolod, won third place in the 20th GSIS National Art Competition, under the representational category. His entry was titled “Panalangin Para sa Bayan.” The entry of

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Korean artists hold mall exhibit

• CHRYSEE G. SAMILLANO The 2025 Korean Traditional Visual Art Exhibition, featuring the work of six Korean artists, opened at SM North Block, Bacolod City on Monday and will run until June 12. The show was organized by the City

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3 UNO-R programs get PAASCU accreditation

Three academic programs of the University of Negros Occidental-Recoletos were accredited by the Philippine Association of Accrediting Schools, Colleges, and Universities (PAASCU).  The Senior High School of the UNO-R Integrated School and BS Agriculture program of the College of Arts

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Twenty years of Orange Project

The Orange Project Gallery at the Art District compound in Bacolod City has been an art space which has housed many magnificent works of art, for twenty years now. Its 20th anniversary celebration started with Joe Geraldo’s “Transference” exhibit, followed

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Bacolod Pastor launches book

• CHRYSEE G. SAMILLANO A book “The Hunter and His Flock” authored by Pastor Allan Castigador of Fortune Towne Baptist Church, Barangay Estefania, Bacolod City was officially launched on May 23 at Apollo Restaurant, Hilado Street, Bacolod City. The book

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Beautiful flowers on canvas at BCGC

In celebration of May – the month of flowers – the visual artists of Bacolod Arts, Cultural and Heritage (BACH) recently opened an exhibition of paintings in the main lobby of Bacolod City’s Government Center featuring blooms & foliage. Themed

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