Juan Senson’s 1923 painting “Baptism of Christ” is the country’s newest National Cultural Treasure (NCT), following its recent declaration by the National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA). Done
Mouths to Speak, Voices to Sing” (Penguin Books, 2024, 174 pages) is the first collection of stories by Kenneth Yu. A prolific fictionist and mentor to younger writers since the
On June 20, the National Museum of the Philippines (NMP) and the National Historical Commission of the Philippines (NHCP) unveiled the historical and cultural markers of the newly restored Caysasay
You would think that 74-year-old painter Paul Sena, who has had a decorated career of over five decades during which he has been compared to Fernando Amorsolo and celebrated by
The greatest short-story writer in the Philippines is now 91. With both legs broken, he is bound to a wheelchair. He is very hard of hearing. He can be moody
Barako Publishing launched the legacy book “Barako 77: The Story of Environmental Activism in San Juan, Batangas” last Earth Day, April 22, at Acuatico Beach Resort in Laiya, San Juan,
Since martial law was imposed in 1972, and with the rise of strongmen, many women have stood up to be counted in the continuing struggle for a workable democracy. In
Washington, United States — The Bidens’ dogs grabbed headlines with their bad behavior, but “First Feline” Willow is getting a book all to herself. First Lady Jill Biden
Runways at the recently concluded Paris Fashion Week were rife with retrospectives on various facets of fashion and femininity. Leather likewise figured largely at this year’s shows, worn rigid or
Family sagas are among the most fascinating stories: from the House of Atreus to Isabel Allende’s “The House of the Spirits,” we are riveted by the fortunes of families through
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