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Maningning Miclat
Maningning Miclat (April 15, 1972 – September 29, 2000) was a Chinese-born poet and painter of Filipino descent, who lived in the Philippines from 1986. She was known for her Chinese bamboo Zen paintings and poetry in three languages: Filipino, Mandarin and English.〔(【引用サイトリンク】 url = http://www.panitikan.com.ph/authors/m/mngmiclat.htm )〕
==Biography==
Miclat was born in Beijing, China to Filipino parents. Her family left the Philippines in 1969 during the Marcos regime and moved to China in 1971. In 1986, she and her family returned to the Philippines after Marcos was removed from power. She has a younger sister, Banaue, who is an aspiring opera singer in New York City.〔Luce, Jim. ("Sister's Death Leads to Support of Young Artists", ) ''The Huffington Post'', March 31, 2009〕
In 1987, she published her first book of poems, ''Wo De Shi'', in Mandarin, and held her first solo show of traditional Chinese painting, ''Maningning: An Exhibit of Chinese Brush Works''. She had four more solo shows in her lifetime. Miclat became a Fellow of the University of the Philippines National Writers Workshop in 1990 and won an award for a Filipino play there.〔 She also became a Fellow of the Silliman National Writers Workshop.
In 1992, she won the Art Association of the Philippines Grand Prize for a painting entitled ''Trouble in Paradise'' and her second book of poetry, ''Voice from the Underworld'', was a finalist in the country's 2001 National Book Award.
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