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How Art Lovers in Metro Manila Can Celebrate National Children's Book Month



Visit "A Curious Buffet"! Ang Ilustrador ng Kabataan (Ang I.N.K.), the organization for children's book illustrators in the Philippines, presents art inspired by the kitchen at Post (formerly Pablo), Cubao X. This group exhibit runs until July 13.

Update: "A Curious Buffet" has been extended to July 20. And here is a video from the exhibit's opening!

A CURIOUS BUFFET: Ang I.N.K. Group Exhibit from Teters Enrique on Vimeo.

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  1. Thanks for posting the video. Looks like a very cool exhibit!

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  2. Jama, I think you would like the exhibit!!!

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