What Rolando Tinio told me
Last month, I dreamed of Rolando Tinio. It would have been likely if the dream content were tenor Dodo Crisol, the guy who gave me the complete Neruda collection and
July 11, 2011
Last month, I dreamed of Rolando Tinio. It would have been likely if the dream content were tenor Dodo Crisol, the guy who gave me the complete Neruda collection and
“What’s the point of writing an award-winning play if, for decades, it has remained a manuscript in a glass-encased air-conditioned library in Makati City or a chapter in a textbook
The closest thing Southeast Asia could get to Dali in all his mad genius is now showing in Singapore’s newest cultural showcase, the ArtScience Museum, at the Marina Bay Sands.
The prospect of watching a play in a foreign language can be daunting. You never know if you’ll be bored to death or be rewarded with an experience that fires
Hestia, the Greek goddess of cooking, has found a new home apart from the Mount Olympus. It’s roughly an hour’s drive from Ninoy Aquino International Airport in Manila. Famous for
Blessed John Paul II was convinced that art is one effective medium by which Christianity and other non-Christian beliefs can have a dialogue within the area of the various cultures
Famous for his glass sculptures, Ramon Orlina, a seminal figure in Philippine art, has managed to stand well above his contemporaries by mastering a unique and powerful medium. By making
With its title, “Killing the Spider”, one would think Vicente C. Ponce’s memoirs, as told to Rolando E. Villacorte, is a cloak-and-dagger tale, filled with intrigues, secret meetings and coded
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