“One may call (printmaking) the wave of the future, the medium of the general public.” The words are from art historian Purita Kalaw-Ladesma, writing in her 1974 book “The Struggle
15th anniversary show at Renaissance Renaissance Gallery celebrates its 15th anniversary with the exhibit “XV,” which will run June 10-22 at SM Art Center in SM Megamall. To be featured are
BECAUSE of the abundance of excellent English-language offerings on Netflix, it is easy to overlook the excellent foreign-language offerings on the streaming service. Netflix has notably reinforced its host of
The morning I woke up, checked my smartphone and found out about Sen. Edgardo Angara’s passing, I was shocked. According to my colleague Carlos Madrid, current director of Instituto Cervantes
The last book National Artist Nick Joaquin finished was his authorized biography of Edgardo Angara, in which he called the late Senate president a “seer of sea and sierra,” an
The celebrated Arnedo table of Apalit, Pampanga, a huge and long 19th-century narra table where Russian, French, British, Japanese and Cambodian royals, Spanish and American governors and prelates and other
Iloilo City has identified six cultural and historical landmarks for a conservation plan that is supported by the United States Embassy and is expected to be a model for other
Millennials should take advantage of several classical concerts this May, such as that by Radnel Ofalsa, top winner of this year’s Jovita Fuentes Vocal Competition, today, May 21, 4 p.m.,
In the balmy coastal town of Santa Monica is fabled Siargao Island in Surigao del Norte, with its foaming waters for surfing and seaside rock formations for diving. The National
Noel de Guzman explores archetypal abstractions What can be seen in Noel de Guzman’s “Geometric Abstractions” are perennial moments of accustomed occurrences in a postmodern world. It is a narrative
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