It seems Ramon Orlina’s hands have been full lately—not just with glass, but with paving a lustrous future for Filipino visual artists. On Independence Day, Orlina initiated a meeting in
How much do you love your hometown? Ysmael V. Baysa really loves his. He is the very definition of a Sariayahin, a native of Sariaya, Quezon, a still-sleepy municipality about
President Marcos Jr. has appointed new members to the board of trustees of the the Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP): Isidro A. Consunji, Jonathan Velasco, Felix “Monino” Duque, lawyer
Expanded characterizations and scenes, backed by Ben&Ben’s songs make the musical a fair 2024 update
“Mythica Obscura” is a compendium of creatures and gods in Philippine mythology who would otherwise be left in the shadows
The Carlos Palanca Foundation Inc. is now accepting entries to the 72nd Carlos Palanca Memorial Awards for Literature (CPMA). The most prestigious literary competition in the Philippines, the Palanca Awards
A room full of high school students was asked to give their thoughts on a short film they had just watched at the Ateneo de Zamboanga University (AdZU) audiovisual room.
Doktor Karayom’s art is infamously visceral—quite literally. His work is riddled with bloody and ghoulish representations of bodies human and almost human done in his signature red. The good doctor
Before he was a National Artist for Architecture, Locsin’s prolific body of work began with a few buildings along and around Ayala Avenue—where most of it also met their fall
He left a well-paid job as equity research analyst in a private bank in Singapore to become an entrepreneur in his own country. It was a big risk but, Ramon
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