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HISTORICAL landmarks signify the roles of personages and events in our development as a nation. A museum, by its choice...
Bahay Nakpil-Bautista, a heritage structure incongruously ensconced in a Muslim community on A. Bautista Street (formerly Barbosa) in Quiapo, recently presented a multidisciplinary performance on the life of Gregoria de Jesús, a.k.a. Oryang, the Lakambini of the Katipunan.
THERE is a world beyond the land of the T’boli to which they constantly bring propitiatory offerings—the world of the...
All that the Dormouse ever said about eating was “Pass the butter.” But he could as well have advised Alice, “Feed your head,” meaning her to turn on.
Strange that some Filipino travelers are familiar with what’s going on in places like Inner Mongolia and yet have no clue about many Philippine must-see sights and must-go sites.
SOME of the world’s greatest writers had come to these shores but most Filipinos didn’t even know what fell on...
Vigan, the only World Heritage City in the country (as declared by Unesco in 1999), has a new high-end address right in its heritage district: Hotel Luna at Gen. Antonio Luna St. cor Ventura de los Reyes St. It had a grand opening on Feb. 8.
Romy Sia, the man behind premium niche retail stores for “a very specific high-end clientele,” never forgets to look back...
Ramon Orlina, our leading glass artist, is celebrating the 37th year since he decided to explore that intriguing material.
When National Artist Arturo Luz had to close his venerable eponymous gallery in late 2002, he said one reason was none of his four daughters was interested in the art business. None of them had taken the brush to continue his art. It sounded less of frustration and more of resignation.
