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Oil
and watercolor paintings on the themes of love, labor, and
life fill the walls of Payag Restaurant for the month of February.
Love,
Labor, Live, an exhibit of the works of some of the province's
most popular visual artists and the Grand Old Lady of Boholano
visual arts opened last Monday afternoon with an intimate
ribbon-cutting and launching ceremony at the newly renovated
Payag Restaurant.
Featuring
the works of Glenn Lumantao, Joey Labrador, and Madame Hermogena
"Ma'am Nene" Lungay, the exhibit will run until
the 28th of the month.
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In
a program hosted by Fiel Angeli A. Gabin, Boholano artists,
writers, musicians, art patrons, and cultural workers
gathered for a get-together that appropriately celebrates
February as the National Arts Month.
Among
those present were Bohol Chamber of Commerce President
Norris Oculam and lawyer Lucas "Doy" Nunag
of Amarela.
Rosario
Borja-Corales, a sister of Ma'am Nene and a former dean
of the College of Arts and Sciences of the then Divine
Word College of Tagbilaran (now Holy Name University),
also graced the affair.
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The
exotic sounds of world music group Tadiyandi filled the venue,
capturing the audience with evocative percussions and virtuoso
guitar playing.
Cocktails followed the brief afternoon program.
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