The original handwritten account of Gregoria de Jesus of the controversial 1897 Tejeros convention in Cavite that resulted in the arrest and execution of her husband, Katipunan founder and “supremo”
“Heritage month requires us to look back. The colonizers made us forget our memories. A person without memory is easy to subjugate. We want to celebrate our national heritage because
Augusto Villalon, the man whom many consider to be the father of heritage conservation in the Philippines, has died after a long illness. A tremendous void is felt by many
Perhaps the most prolific Filipino writer of all time, Ed Maranan died May 8 after battling kidney problems. He was 71. Maranan is best known for his prodigious output as
De La Salle University (DLSU) Literature Department will hold “Writing the Classroom 2: National Conference on the Teaching of Literature and the Humanities,” May 17-19, at the Yuchengco Hall Seminar
Onal’s offbeat but electric landscapes on exhibit at Nicolas Milmar Onal’s minimalist figures remind one of a schematic diagram; specific details are omitted, making them open to various interpretations. The
Augusto Villalón, architect and cultural heritage conservation advocate who spearheaded the listing of several Philippine historical and natural landmarks in the very prestigious World Heritage List of the United Nations
Kenneth Cobonpue’s Peacock chair wins Las Vegas award.
Located on the southernmost tip of Samar Island, the town of Guiuan in Eastern Samar province has moved to preserve, conserve, and protect its historical and cultural heritage assets through
The National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA) Gallery welcomed the pilgrim image of the Santo Nino de Cebu on April 10, at 10 a.m. The visit of the
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