This Christmas, #TeamPreenPH honors pieces from our archives. We’re crashing your holiday parties with this potluck of stories that we hope can make for conversational pieces or light reading before the food coma sets
Art—the people behind it and those who follow it—has this peculiar tendency toward spectacle. Tangible works excite, tease, and overwhelm the senses. Taiwanese artist Michael Lin’s pieces work that way: appealing to an audience for
Felice Prudente Sta. Maria has been writing about Filipino food before all of us did. Years before the Internet and massive food blog spam, she’s labored over her work as a food historian—a chronicler of
While we trap ourselves in work and this thick Manila air, Filipino illustrator and designer Paulina Ortega is busy breathing winds elsewhere. Months before her move to Sydney, Australia—her
Ask Yam Concepcion who her favorite sexy actress is and she’ll answer unequivocally, “Anne Hathaway.” It’s not that she doesn’t understand the question. The 26-year-old, who made her show business
This October, we don’t mean to scare. Our #PreenSupernaturalSeries will be crossing over to topics of the supernatural, the occult, horror, and fear. It’s okay, we’re with you on this. Men in
What started out as an experiment with plain T-shirts eventually became a foray into rediscovery. Designer Vivien Ramsay recounts how her clothing line Eairth started with a few Crispa T-shirts.
In the spirit of Fashion Month this September, #PreenFashionSeries stitches together stories on trends, bygone names, storied brands, and the next big things here and abroad. How does Jo Ann Bitagcol do
At the end of the main gallery of the Cultural Center of the Philippines lies a journey beyond the shores. As part of this year’s 13 Artists Awards, Dutch-Filipino artist
The only thing we know of Sabina Gonzalez is that she made heads turn. It was a memorable stint at the Inquirer Red x Maureen Disini show: In her black
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