A Sense of Serenity: Anita Magsaysay-Ho with Twelve Filipino Poets History and Social Studies its invisible spectators experience what

its invisible spectators experience what the film critic David Thomson calls the “stealthy rapture” of cinema with its capacity to engage both heart and intellect and move audiences to a deeper appreciation of the human condition and toward a refinement of their sense of beauty

politics and identity: while trends may come and go

Characters like the ambitious Ibarra

the work of Francesco Scavullo

and a call to action to value the resources that are still with us today

A Sense of Serenity: Anita Magsaysay-Ho with Twelve Filipino Poets History and Social Studies its invisible spectators experience whatThis book edited by Charlson Ong gathers images of women and garden, of life and living, by Filipino modernist painter Anita Magsaysay Ho (1914 2012) together with poems by some of the most celebrated Filipino poets, including National Artist Francisco Arcellana. "The poems gathered in this book are in no way meant to 'describe' the paintings, nor the paintings, the poems. Rather, they are momentarily wedded in celebration of that which inspires all