MANILA, Philippines—“We’re not out to get your property,” said Trixie Angeles, legal counsel of the National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA), in a public forum at Finale Art
WE BEGIN with stories of how things began. The story of the Silliman University National Writers Workshop in Dumaguete—which celebrates its 50th year this May—officially began in 1962. That was
MANILA, Philippines—The most memorable thing about the press con announcing the opening season concert of the Manila Symphony Orchestra at the CCP main theater on June 4, 8 p.m., is
LAST MARCH’S devastating earthquake and tsunami shocked the world. Among those affected were Filipinos who lived within the hazard zone of the nuclear power plants which suffered meltdown. They had
AFTER THIS show, there should be no more print shows.” Thus remarked National Artist Arturo Luz to this writer at the launching of “Bencab Graphics: A Print Retrospective” at the
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