One day during art class at University of Santo Tomas, E. Ramon Gaston felt puckish and placed half of his body outside the door of the classroom. Came roll call and the irritated professor, the venerable Diosdado Lorenzo, asked if he was present or absent.
The concert at the PICC Hall on July 2 of the “Legendary Glenn Miller Orchestra” was remarkable for both content and context.
Douglas Nierras is a luminescent choreographer: He could set his dancers ablaze.
Puccini has the superb ability to dramatize his music at the right moment so as to stir the emotions.
American pianist Raffi Kasparian has an unusual reawakening in music.
The sixth Wifi Body Independent Contemporary Dance Festival kicked off last week and will continue to run this week with performances and competitions. This year’s festival also featured dance workshops for the public and a conference for dance scholars.
Fifty years of Wong Shui Loong’s watercolors brightened the lobby of Philippine Cultural College in Tondo, Manila, during the June 16 opening of the retrospective of this Baguio-born artist of Chinese descent.
A picture is worth a thousand words. In the picture, see what happened to Duero Church.
In matrimonial matters, the ruby marks a couple’s 40th year since tying the knot.
Science can’t get any hotter than this. With fellowship grants worth P400, 000 each, two young Filipino women scientists are bent on making their dream science projects a reality, with their hopes of contributing to the Philippine society.
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