Comments on: Ral Arrogante: “Parang” Artist http://paradisiad.crammerz-inc.net/archives/74 Paradis. Heaven. Iad. Hell. Welcome to my Limbo. Rock My World. Tue, 13 Apr 2010 19:09:56 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Richie Quirino http://paradisiad.crammerz-inc.net/archives/74/comment-page-1#comment-567 Richie Quirino Sun, 15 Nov 2009 03:28:07 +0000 http://paradisiad.crammerz-inc.net/?p=74#comment-567 Hi there, Ral is a long lost friend of mine from the early 1980's. How do i get in touch w/ him ASAP before i leave for the US this wed, Nov 18, 2009. i would appreciate it if you could email me his cel # and email address. looking forward, richie quirino Hi there,

Ral is a long lost friend of mine from the early 1980’s. How do i get in touch w/ him ASAP before i leave for the US this wed, Nov 18, 2009.

i would appreciate it if you could email me his cel # and email address.

looking forward,

richie quirino

]]> By: Paradisiad. » Blog Archive » Largest Outdoor Gallery in Asia http://paradisiad.crammerz-inc.net/archives/74/comment-page-1#comment-145 Paradisiad. » Blog Archive » Largest Outdoor Gallery in Asia Sat, 18 Oct 2008 04:10:59 +0000 http://paradisiad.crammerz-inc.net/?p=74#comment-145 [...] I really like their concept! More so because I am a Fine Arts Student. Art is usually viewed as something expensive, something middle class and lower class people can not afford and can not obtain. Art is also viewed as something limited to rich people’s homes or in museums. We learned in FA101: Introduction to Aesthetics, with Fr. Rene Javellana, that art isn’t something limited to these common descriptions or definitions. In fact, art can not be defined because it is constantly changing. Art is anything and everything. Art was once viewed as only those inspired by the Classical era, but now, even scrap metal can become art! (Refer to my previous post about Ral Arrogante) [...] [...] I really like their concept! More so because I am a Fine Arts Student. Art is usually viewed as something expensive, something middle class and lower class people can not afford and can not obtain. Art is also viewed as something limited to rich people’s homes or in museums. We learned in FA101: Introduction to Aesthetics, with Fr. Rene Javellana, that art isn’t something limited to these common descriptions or definitions. In fact, art can not be defined because it is constantly changing. Art is anything and everything. Art was once viewed as only those inspired by the Classical era, but now, even scrap metal can become art! (Refer to my previous post about Ral Arrogante) [...]

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