Shaping political views through ceramics
Ray Tse’s ceramics tell of the woes of the world.
Ray Tse wouldn’t call his work pottery, but prefers the term ceramics.…
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May 30 2016 Culture Constant change and creation through dance and social interaction
Dancers Cristina Bucci, Dean Placzek, Mark Siller, Antonio Somera, Maiko Miyauchi.| Photo by Teppei Tanabe.Six dancers with…
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May 2 2016 Art A celebration of Filipino art
Lukso by Danvic Briones | Illustraton by Danvic Briones
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May 2 2016 Culture Strength and resilience transcend place and time
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