Bad Student, Manila’s only riso-print studio, was among the casualties of Typhoon Ulysses. After six feet floods submerged the entire space, their riso machine, riso drums, studio computers, binding equipment and more were wiped out—items that were supposedly prepped for the Tokyo Art Book Fair on Nov. 16.
We talk to the female artists behind Quezon City’s Crimson River Tattoo about stigma, stereotypes and their advice to future tattooists and first-timers
From stickers to portraits, you can help the art community aid affected families
Multimedia artist Clister.Art’s “Spoliarium 2K20” shows the Philippines in all its 8-bit glory
Bikini Bottom, stop sleeping on Squidward’s talent
Supporting local creatives has always been part of our ethos. Right now, artists like Bad Student need us more than ever
Although Estela Vadal has retired, its creator Marlon Hacla has something new for us—an AI children’s book illustrator
Just like the next literary nerd, I’d gladly gorge on Philippine folklore content without batting an eye. For those in the same camp, local artists have created a folklore zine
Live your art curator dreams with CCP’s latest workshop
It inspires all walks of life, especially local artists we love. So why not do a deep dive on Studio Ghibli films with them for free?
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