Ongoing at the Cultural Center of the Philippines is an unprecedented retrospective of a single artist on all four levels of the building. The artist is Roberto Chabet.
The Artery Manila, in cooperation with Gallery Nine, presents “So Be It,” the seventh annual Kristo Manila art exhibit.
Ballet Manila went Rated PG in its last show for the 2011-2012 season. Indeed, it was a paean to love and sex in a concert called “Lab Ko ’To.”
Alma Hoy Cristobal, president and CEO of Lyric Piano and Organ Corporation, which distributes Steinway pianos in the country, announces the finalists of the First National Steinway Piano Competition, which will be held on March 25, at 3 p.m.
Kawit in Cavite is most historic. It is the birthplace of the president of the First Philippine Republic, Emilio Aguinaldo. What is now the Aguinaldo Shrine was where independence from Spain was declared on June 12, 1898.
Metrobank Foundation has partnered with the Department of Foreign Affairs’ “DiplomART: Cultural Diplomacy through Philippine Visual Arts,” a program aimed at including culture and arts in foreign relations.
What exactly qualifies as an author’s last book? Is the latest book published prior to the author’s death? Or is it that previously undiscovered manuscript found and released years after the creator’s demise? What if it’s an unfinished manuscript, finished by someone else? The matter is enough of a mystery by itself.
Baler in Aurora province is known for picturesque land and seascapes, and a rich cultural history. Brimming with natural beauty, one visit will show it’s the perfect place for, say, a strung-out artist to retreat to and soak up inspiration in.
The rising temperatures should not be an excuse to go to church wearing skimpy, stringy clothes.
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