Every bits of me.

It's been 2 months since the annual Art Fair Philippines and my apologies for blogging it pretty late already. Peace! A week after my birthday, one of closest friends has invited me to join her to the Art Fair. We've been here before, but it was 3-4 years ago already. Well, repeating it isn't bad after all because there are so many art installations for you to see. And the venue was so huge! Ikaw ang bibigay sa pagod. Just like what happened to me. Hahaha.   Fea knows this very well.  SHORT STORY: When we were about to finish looking at everything, I gave up and didn't want to look around anymore. All I wanted to do was to sit down. LOL. (I'm so sorry, Piii! I love you but the tita in me was showing up already. Hihi.) We paid 350.00 PHP each for this fair and we went on their last day. They opened last February 22 to 24, 2019 by the way. Its venue is at  The Link carpark in Makati City. There are 55 galleries all in all and they were showcased in 6 fl

Last year, my sister got invited to an exhibit by an undergraduate of Ateneo de Manila University (ADMU). My sister then shared to me the proposal to her and everything. The said proposal looked so promising! And I was so impressed of how Celline  (the inviter's name)  made everything! It feels like being invited to a commercial event. It was done like a pro. Hands down, Celline! 🙌🏼 THE EXHIBIT PROPOSAL. The exhibit will be showcasing  " a memorial and educational exhibit about Filipino comfort women at the Ateneo de Manila University" as a project for Celline's thesis. In line with this, my sister's short film about "Bahay Na Pula" was chosen to be one of its features because it showed the story of the Malaya Lolas (Comfort Women) during the World War II. As well as the history of  "Bahay Na Pula" itself. The exhibit has started last month and will still be opened to the public until April 13, 2019 in Rizal Library inside