How about a Japanese merienda? The invitation was from Rene Guatlo who studied in Japan and works as a business interpreter to companies, among other things. He was going to
Despite their youth and lack of experience, students show a flair for creating unique, functional designs.
Journalist-turned-innkeeper and pottery artist An Mercado-Alcantara captures vignettes of a vanishing provincial life with her storyteller dolls.
CRITICISM, as in the arts, demands commitment. Passion alone cannot keep one persisting in a chosen craft or career. It takes both passion and commitment along with humility to continuously
Reynaldo Araos at Adamson University art gallery NO WOOD or material is ever thrown away once it gets into Reynaldo Araos’s hands. The imaginative engineer and entrepreneur, a BS Electrical
TAKEN by the Japanese military and then retaken by the Americans during World War 2, the Philippines was the setting for great tales of heroism that have been overshadowed by
ONGOING at Rockwell Power Plant Mall until July 23 is “Framed,” in which sculptor Michael Cacnio integrates original works by National Artist Federico Aguilar Alcuaz, Presidential Medal of Merit awardee
IN THE Taoist belief is the Tao, which roughly translates into “the way.” This animates Luisito Balmes’ solo exhibit “Element,” which opens today at Galerie Stephanie. A collection of round
IN THE 1990s, I saw Chinese pianist Fou Ts’ong at the Metropolitan (Met) Theater of Manila. Fou was a close friend of pianist Martha Argerich, who had also performed at
FOR THE first time, Marvel Studios brings to the big screen a founding member of the Avengers with “Ant-Man.” Directed by Peyton Reed, “Ant-Man” stars Paul Rudd as the titular
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