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The Museum of Three Cultures presents a rare retrospective show of the Philippines’ world-renowned sculptor Eduardo Castrillo. Emblazon Eduardo Castrillo: Glorifying the Filipino Race, is the top sculptor’s first retrospective in Mindanao. Known for his soaring monumental brass constructivist works depicting historical and religious tableaus, Castrillo was once hailed by the Washington Post as “the Philippines foremost sculptor.” The late National Artist Nick Joaquin summarized Castrillo as “the artist who gives us the portrait of the Filipino as grandiose.”

Progressio a journal of Capitol University Press invites article submissions addressing knowledge for the improvement of human well-being by way of conceptual articles, research works, key constructs from an interdisciplinary range that includes science and technology, natural sciences, social sciences, literature and humanities, health sciences, teachers' education, maritime education, criminology, arts and sciences, and management.

Progressio is a peer-reviewed journal that utilizes the developmental approach to editorial and peer reviews - authors get to revise papers from comments of editors and referees. The journal particularly encourages researchers, graduate students, academic faculty to submit theoretical papers and research reports based on empirical studies.