A profile of the revered Filipino artist Romulo Olazo on the eve of his latest new exhibition "Azool" at the Ayala Museum's ArtistSpace (August 12-25, 2008). Azool is an anagram of Olazo. His "Diaphonous" series remains the most popular and several large-scale "Diaphonous" works are included in Azool. In 1979, Leo Benesa described them as having "a dragonfly-wing type of transparency." They were "Philippine abstract art of the international geometric variety."
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CLP.08.08.04
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4 Aug 2008
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The Philippine Daily Inquirer, 4 Aug 2008, p. D2
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