Terence Blanchard, the jazz trumpeter making opera history
Washington, United States | AFP | Saturday 12/7/2019 – 09:44 UTC+8 By: Maggy Donaldson A top-tier jazz trumpeter and Spike Lee’s go-to…
Until he passed away in 2004, former Vice President Salvador “Doy” Roman Hidalgo Laurel upheld the shining legacy of the...
With the visit recently of actor Lee Dong-wook in connection with the Love Korea Culture and Travel Fiesta of the...
As director general of Instituto Cervantes, the Spanish cultural center that is present in 45 countries around the world, Spanish...
Filipinos have until Sept. 16 to see the important international touring exhibit, “Miguel Hernández, A Plena Luz,” at the Instituto...
Highest of high fashion and the imperial splendor of Chinese history become a dazzling admixture in “Guo Pei: Chinese Art and Couture,” the smashing couture-cum-culture exhibit at the Asian Civilizations Museum (ACM).
Children, often with guardians in tow, walk very carefully on the 16-meter glass bridge while gazing down at the bottomless infinity below.
National Gallery Singapore’s (NGS) “Awakenings” is an exhibit of socially engaged and political-activist art from Southeast Asia, Japan, Korea and...
SINGAPORE—In the face of the Hong Kong police’s violent crackdown on protests against the proposed extradition law with China, the National Gallery of Singapore (NGS) has opened an international exhibit of activist artworks across Asia, spanning the Cold War to the 1990s, some of them done around the time of the Tiananmen Square demonstrations and their suppression by Beijing’s Communist bosses in 1989.
The last major work of muralist Carlos “Botong” Francisco before he died and the first painting ever by Fernando Zobel are among the top lots in León Gallery’s Spectacular Mid-year Auction 2019 on June 22.
Businessman and arts and culture patron Antonio O. Cojuangco received the Nikkei Asia Prize for Culture and Community on behalf of the Cinemalaya Foundation for helping revive the Philippine film industry on May 29 in Tokyo.
