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His paintings depict his many travels around Europe and the modern and very cosmopolitan works are in the collections of...
The “pabasa,” or the chanting of the passion, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ—which has been feature of the annual Lenten TV program “Siete Palabras” since 2012—is a notable community practice of Filipinos across the centuries.
The Philippines’ first economic history museum has recently opened in Iloilo.
“Breakthrough” is based on the incredible true story of how Joyce Smith prayed her son back to life after he...
The Philippine art scene might be marked by intrigue and rivalry, but the eternal spirit of camaraderie and affection exists and is made visible by the friendship and cooperation between two of the country’s leading art galleries, Galleria Duemila and Finale Art File. Both galleries now join forces to present “[email protected]: A Celebration of Friends,” opening with a reception at Finale Art File on Aug. 7.
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.
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.
Three of Manila’s lifestyle leaders—fashion impresario Pepito Albert, interior designer Jonathan Matti and jeweler Mark Wilson—curate León Gallery’s The Summer...
The Angat Kabataan Camp (AKC) marked its fifth year by revisiting Bicol, where its heritage advocacy has produced much fruit.
The National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA) has received the first cultural profile of a municipality in the...
