In 1978, polyglot/historian/dance proponent Guillermo Gomez-Rivera, received the silver laurel leaf crown as “prince of Ilonggo poetry’’ from International Association of Poet Laureates Inc. “This American-based association came to the
How do artists tackle the pandemic in their works? Rather than tackle directly the gargantuan health crisis, Monnar Baldemor sticks to something closer to home: domestic stress as a result
The former rector magnificus of the Pontifical and Royal University of Santo Tomas and former chair of the Commission on Higher Education, Fr. Rolando de la Rosa, OP, will deliver
Although there’s a surge in the numbers afflicted with COVID-19, Casiño is glad no one during their lock-in tapings got the dreaded disease.
DAVAO CITY—Even without COVID-19, an artist’s life has always been a life on lockdown, quips Brando Cedeño, the Davao sculptor whose works were among those featured in “Davao Contemporary Art,”
‘Lakbayin ang Sining: Readings in Creative and Cultural Work in the Philippines,’ edited by Alejandro D. Padilla The book features the narratives, testimonies and heartwarming stories on arts and cultural
MAKATI CITY, Philippines—Over 1,000 applicants turned up for the first edition of the “Queen of bECQi” pageant launch in 2020 when the government placed Metro Manila and other parts of
Abellana took it upon herself to “personally supervise” the case, saying she has a direct contact with the veterinarian.
HONG KONG — Auction house Christie’s unveiled on Monday what it called “the highest-estimated Asian artwork” to ever go under the hammer, a Xu Beihong painting called “Slave and Lion,”
Times like these, it’s important to keep your grocery and market runs to a minimal. While stocking up food is essential, it’s also best to keep food fresh for a
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