The Korean Wave didn’t stop at K-pop, K-drama and K-beauty. Over the last decade, a festival of films and documentaries held annually in Seoul, has put the spotlight on Korean
VENICE—Proud of the world-class talent of its artists and the rich conflicted narrative of its long history under colonial rule, the Philippines on Thursday made its mark in the Venice
An untitled bas-relief done by José Rizal during his Dapitan exile showing what appears a sportsman and bearing striking resemblance to the national hero will be auctioned off on June
A rare local scene by the 19th century Philippine master Lorenzo L. Guerrero, the teacher of Juan Luna and Felix Resurreccion Hidalgo, will be bidded out by León Gallery during
Exclusively performed only during barangay fiestas every June and October, locals of Fuga Island in Aparri, Cagayan recently staged their age-old version of the komedya in the Aparri mainland, the
Filipino experimental art rock band, Jack of None, releases free downloads of its award-winning EP, “The Tattle Tale Heart,” on its official website. The band, consisting of siblings A.G. Syjuco,
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
Forty-two years ago, The Peninsula Manila opened its door to its first wedding reception. This year, as the hotel hosts its 5,000th wedding reception (and counting), The Pen is bringing
Lacoste pays tribute to the inventiveness of its founder, René Lacoste, and to its history by reissuing a selection of polo shirts and emblematic items from its archives to celebrate
The College of St. Benilde’s Arts and Culture Cluster’s (BACC) recent production of the dance musical “Ding, Ang Bato!” emerged not just as a pleasant surprise, but also as
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