The National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA), through its National Committee on Dance led by Shirley Halili-Cruz, is...
In his new solo exhibit for Galerie Stephanie at Shangri-La Plaza, “Analog Obscura,” top-selling painter Farley del Rosario employs his vintage naïf art to express his childlike fascination with vintage cameras.
“Magnificat,” possibly the modern religious musical play that has been restaged the most in local theater history, is due for...
The Philippines Graphic weekly news magazine will hold the 2019 Nick Joaquin Literary Awards ceremonies on Sept. 20, 6 p.m.,...
A Filipino has been appointed the archivist of the 797-year-old Order of Preachers in Rome, which holds some of the oldest documents in the world, such as the 13th-century Papal Bull approving the founding of the Dominican Order and causes for the canonization of hundreds of Dominican saints across eight centuries.
At over 100 years old and Western Visayas’ first and oldest university, the University of San Agustin (USA) in Iloilo is focusing on heritage and history, especially the conservation of the cultural patrimony of the Augustinian institution and of the Church and people of Panay island.
Instituto Cervantes de Manila, the cultural arm of the Embassy of Spain, will mount the annual Día del Libro or...
Japanese pottery has always played between passionate perfections and sentimental faults. This paradox of creation is what inspired contemporary visual...
A key Lenten program on Philippine TV, “Siete Palabras”—the communal recitation of the Seven Last Words of Jesus Christ, which are accompanied by reflections from priests and testimonies from lay people—is an experience Filipinos overseas surely miss during the Holy Week, said a Dominican priest who had directed the program for half a decade now.
National Artist for Literature Virgilio S. Almario celebrated his 70th birthday with the launching of three new books and a lecture at the Tanghalan Teresita Quirino (Benavides Building) at the University of Santo Tomas.
