The seven lively arts as defined by the National Commision for Culture and the Arts (NCCA) were recently showcased in a series of workshops climaxed by a grand presentation of the output and a unity dance.
The Japanese netsuke refers to the small, carved toggles—usually wood or ivory—that are used to secure small personal pouches to one’s kimono.
Imagine being charged with the world’s greatest books from the world’s greatest storytellers in the world’s greatest publisher—and then having the responsibility of promoting these to a new generation of readers.
Sheena Easton is 60, sexy and still singing.
In Galerie Stephanie’s “Visual Diary: Synesthesia,” Gabby Prado shows how creativity grows and thrives despite—or because of—challenges posed by her hearing disability.
Rizka Raisa Fatimah Ramli, an 18-year old student from Makassar, South Sulawesi, launched her comic book on Tuesday at the United Nations headquarters in New York, the United States.
Self-taught photographer Kenjie Onglao is shifting from his forte, fashion, to fine art photography.
I never thought I could feel like this about anything anymore,” says Conchitina Sevilla Bernardo. “I started at 72, and I love it! It has become a passion.”
Public Works and Highways Secretary Mark Villar has admitted that the construction of the controversial Binondo-Intramuros Bridge is ongoing, but Unesco National Commission of the Philippines (Unacom) has allayed fears of the possible delisting of the Baroque Churches of the Philippines from the World Heritage List.
Writer, historian, antiques expert and museum curator Martin “Sonny” Tinio Jr. has passed away.
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