Still reeling from three moderate but destructive earthquakes which struck in just a day, the island-province of Batanes is definitely going to bounce back, rebuilding both lives and structures damaged by the tremors.
In connection with Cinemalaya 15, the 2019 edition of the pioneering and biggest indie film festival in the region, the Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) has opened an exhibit on Philippine film history at the Bulwagang Juan Luna (Main Gallery).
Pianist Inna Montesclaros recently stunned the audience at her solo recital at the Francisco Santiago Hall of the BDO Corporate Center in Makati. Billed “Classics for a Cause,” the recital was a fund-drive for the Lamdag Foundation for Women’s Project, Inc.
Damodar Das Castillo, first prize winner of the 2019 Young Musicians International Music Competition in Estonia, Eastern Europe, will perform for the first time at Iloilo’s Nelly Garden on Aug. 17, 6:30 p.m. Last July 31, Das Castillo performed with the Philippine Philharmonic Orchestra (PPO) at the Cultural Center of the Philippines.
Fresh from its recent outreach concerts in Antique, the Philippine Philharmonic Orchestra (PPO) performed at the St. Martin of Tours Poblacion in Bocaue, Bulacan, on July 5. Maestros Yoshikazu Fukumura and Herminigildo Ranera conducted the PPO.
In his new solo exhibit for Galerie Stephanie at Shangri-La Plaza, “Analog Obscura,” top-selling painter Farley del Rosario employs his vintage naïf art to express his childlike fascination with vintage cameras.
Veteran artist Edgar Doctor will be having a solo exhibit in Bacolod, “Edgar Doctor in Bacolod.”
Art Lozana uses popular-culture images in charting the contours and lineaments of inner personal landscapes in “Unveiling A New Day (Art Lozano’s Recent Works),” now running at the Galerie Joaquin at The Podium in Mandaluyong City.
Ricardo Favis, the man instrumental in the nomination and eventual inscription of Vigan as a Unesco (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization) World Heritage Site in 1999 has passed away.
When you see a black butterfly, it means death is coming. This is a powerful superstition in the Philippines, and Gail D. Villanueva was just a child when she first heard of it.
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