Tourists from all over the country hiked to this city over the weekend and filled its main thoroughfares to witness the Street Dancing Competition and the Grand Float Parade, two of the Panagbenga Festival’s crowd-drawers.
Pianist Najib Ismail can very well claim he has worked with real and revered divas in the opera world.
When choreographer Razel Ann Mitchao showed her duet at the Yokohama Dance Collection EX 2015, the international judges dropped their jaws. How could a 24-year-old neophyte from laid-back Bacolod, Negros Occidental, produce a powerful work, executed by dancers with equally strong technique?
A new Cebu City-based symphony orchestra was recently born with the launching of the Visayas Symphony Orchestra under the baton of Korean conductor Juliet Kim at the Marcelo Fernan Cebu Press Center.
Leon Gallery’s first regular auction for the new year posted a very impressive turnout with 100 percent of the 147 pieces of artworks, antiques and objets d’art sold.
In the 1960S and ’70s, expressionist icon Juvenal Sansó was inspired by some of the vanishing scenes and landscapes he saw in his beloved Philippines.
In connection with March 8 as International Women’s Day, Instituto Cervantes de Manila, with the Embassy of Spain and the Film Development Council of the Philippines, will present “Female Filmmakers,” a special eight-film lineup that showcases the achievements of contemporary Spanish, Latin American and Filipino women filmmakers.
Sitting at an outdoor café, Dutch society photographer Alex Van Hagen looks wistfully at the canopy of trees in the Greenbelt garden. He is fascinated by the soft afternoon light that casts shadows on the leaves, making them appear more three-dimensional.
When “Fast Food Fiction: Short Short Stories” first came out in 2003, the idea of flash fiction—extremely short short stories—were still a relatively radical concept.
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