that’s one way
what she’s telling me

blondyjp:

memories from my grandma’s closet.

beautiful lady in the pictures tells me beauty is always from inside of your heart.

LHS BLONDY/YUMI 


Theaterati: De La Salle CSB School of Design and Arts presents Hedda Gabler

theaterati:

Starring some of the most prominent names in the theater industry, Lara Fabregas and a few, Hedda Gabler is a piece with complex love triangles, intricate characters, betrayal, lies and a story culminating in death. The piece is so exhilarating that it truly captures how the turn of the…

pachukisunrise: 1 night 100 years in 100 minutes Sinag Productions, the AB Arts Management Program and the Performing Arts major in Dance program of De La Salle-College of St. Benilde School of Design and Arts will premiere a dance production entitled “Siglo” on November 29, 2011 at the 5th floor theater of De La Salle-College of St. Benilde School of Design and Arts, 950 Ocampo Street, Malate, Manila. Siglo”, or “One Hundred Years”, narrates and highlights a century’s worth of struggles and triumphs of the La Sallian presence in the Philippines. Directed and choreographed by the graduating students of the Dance program, selected dancers from CCP’s Ballet Philippines will participate and perform in the said show. The show not only aims to display the artistic interpretation of our institution’s history, but it also allows us to celebrate and have our fellow students witness and appreciate the beauty of our Alma Mater  This production is a joint collaboration with School of Design and Arts’ Music Production, Production Design, and Technical Theater programs. Show times are at 10:00 am, 3:00pm, and 7:00pm. For ticketing and other related inquiries, please contact Marketing Production Manager, Merril Cledera at 09175290256 or our Head Production Manager, Patricia Paredes at 09175981104 or e-mail us atsinagproductions@gmail.com for more details. http://www.facebook.com/100siglo http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=209219095816428 Get the word out through re-blogging! Get your animo on!


whoaaa o.O

crazy japanese

diamondflavor:

Using black marker, Japanese artist Yosuke Goda painstakingly creates large-scale illustrations and murals with intense detail.

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