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  BUREAU OF QUARANTINE 1902 – 2025 Established in 1902 during the early years of American colonial rule, the Bureau of Quarantine has stood as a guardian of public health and national resilience . For more than a century, this institution has safeguarded the ports, seas, and borders of the Philippines , ensuring that the country was shielded from epidemics, pandemics, and the spread of infectious diseases. For 123 years , the Bureau has been the nation’s first line of defense against health threats — from the battles against cholera and plague in the early 20th century, to the unprecedented challenges of COVID-19 in the 21st century . It has continuously adapted to the demands of the times, balancing science, vigilance, and service to protect the Filipino people. "Anchored Echoes" promises to be a unique and meaningful celebration, weaving together artistic creativity with the profound historical and cultural narratives that emanate from the very heart of Manila Port. It w...

  Panel of Judges :  Dr. Guingon,  Dr. Ofiaza,  Dr. Cesar Hilario Jr.,  Dr. Ramirez and Artist Jesus Genotiva , Head Judge for Visual Arts The First Art Camp Philippines Painting Contest at Manila Port   celebrated not only creativity and heritage, but also the stories of the artists behind the canvases. Among the many talented participants, three stood out for their passion, skill, and commitment to the cause of art and culture. ARTIST  @ WORK  - Artist  Emmanuel Robles GRAND PRIZE WINNER Medium: Acrylic on Linen Wood,  “M/B Q/L JAIME”  Year: 2025 Grand Prize Winner – Emmanuel Robles A self-taught artist from San Jose del Monte, Bulacan, Emmanuel Robles captured both the spirit of the port and the camaraderie of the art community. For him, joining art contests is not only about winning, but about bonding with fellow artists—sharing laughter, stories, and inspiration while creating art in meaningful spaces. His winning piece refl...