Happy kids: They instantly give a smile and a pose when they catch a camera pointing at them.
Photo by I.R. Arenas
Month: June 2017
Post 351a
One of the best plays I’ve seen this year (half of it) is Floy Quintos’s Angry Christ (directed by Dexter Santos). It is about the American painter, rather of Filipino descent, Alfonso Ossorio’s period of artistic metamorphosis while doing a mural in their family’s chapel in Negros island. The play’s book is rich in real and imaginative details of the struggles for identity and expression (both artistic and gender).
Photo by I.R. Arenas
Post 350a
Rush hour is an urban construct.
Photo by I.R. Arenas
Post 349a
Urban life is tiresome: often the place is dingy and the people indifferent.
Photo by I.R. Arenas
Post 348a
This sun-tanned teenager prepares to take a dip in the shallow parts of the beach. He is from a community of coastal dwellers where the sea is considered a public playground and a source of livelihood.
Photo by I.R. Arenas
Visual Tales 