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In Maine addressing the tragic-comedy of having an International artist residency grant

By DIYANDI By Cora M. Almerino | July 31, 2005 - 12:00am

I left the Philippines again for an international artist residency grant in the United States, the Robert M. MacNamara International Artists Fellowship. This time in Wesport Island, Maine. This time it was not so...

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