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R.C. Ladrido

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Sep 10, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 10, 2026 · R.C. Ladrido

    Women in our culinary history: Struggle and fortitude (opens the original)

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    R.C Ladrido is a writer, copy editor, and independent researcher on art, culture, and food history of the Philippines. R.C Ladrido is a writer, copy editor, and independent researcher on art, culture, and food history of the Philippines. In a recent talk titled What Recipes Don’t Tell: Women in Our Culinary History, renowned food historian Felice Prudente Sta. Maria recounts the lives of three extraordinary women who made their indelible mark in our food history, centering the kitchen as a place

  2. Article · Aug 30, 2026 · R.C. Ladrido

    Iloilo artists: Becoming visible, glimmering (opens the original)

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    R.C Ladrido is a writer, copy editor, and independent researcher on art, culture, and food history of the Philippines. R.C Ladrido is a writer, copy editor, and independent researcher on art, culture, and food history of the Philippines. In a recent exhibit titled Hánag: Emergent Perspectives, a group of Iloilo artists and designers dedicated their works as an ode to a city that nourished their creative energy, on the 89th anniversary of Iloilo City Charter Day. Hánag in Hiligaynon refers to ear

  3. Article · Aug 3, 2026 · R.C. Ladrido

    Roedil Geraldo: Storytelling in a time of disquiet (opens the original)

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    R.C Ladrido is a writer, copy editor, and independent researcher on art, culture, and food history of the Philippines. R.C Ladrido is a writer, copy editor, and independent researcher on art, culture, and food history of the Philippines. The Negros Museum, Bacolod City presents Diaries of My Time, a solo exhibit by Roedil “Joe” Geraldo who has been telling stories through his artmaking for over 30 years. It runs until September 21, 2026. He acts as “a visual memoirist and a social conscience,” u

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