Adel al-Kawwaz expertly spins the potter’s wheel, shaping the wet clay into a smooth jug. His family is famous for this millennia-old Iraqi craft, but Kawwaz is struggling to keep it alive.
Online novels are one of the most consumed digital content these days as anyone can easily browse books via their smartphones or other mobile devices and read anywhere they go.
MANILA, Philippines – Craving for a cake, maybe a pastry or anything sweet, but you’re in the middle of something and traffic is—as always—bad out there? Well, your craving is
“I have this attitude: I never live in the past,” says Silvana Ancellotti-Diaz, Galleria Duemila’s founder.
My week in Lake Sebu, South Cotabato, last summer, specifically with the T’boli, has changed the way I view living in Manila and the process of preserving one’s heritage.
“A generation which ignores history has no past—and no future.”—Robert Heinlein
OCTOBER 5, 2018 ─ It was a night of celebrating literary excellence as the 68th Carlos Palanca Memorial Awards for Literature honored the authors of the competition’s winning entries earlier
“In Dagestan, tightrope walking has always been the ‘road of the highlander’ because there were no roads,” said a circus studio head.
Men flew in white skirts and women struck sharp poses in shorts, midriff tops and pointe shoes. The energy was so compelling throughout Bam Damian’s piece, “After Whom,” set to the electronic music of composer-turned filmmaker Jerrold Tarog, that every performance concluded in thunderous applause.
The finest in Philippine-made textile products take center stage at “Woven Voyages: 8th Likhang Habi Textile Fair 2018,” to be held at the Activity Area of Glorietta Mall in Ayala
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