Mesmerized by the disciplined composition and nuanced layering of browns, grays, greens and whites, punctuated by a delicate smudge of black, art advisor Miguel Rosales recognized the work of a
Since the Gwangju Biennale’s inception in 1995, the South Korea-based large-scale international festival of contemporary arts has featured a few Filipino artists, including Mark Salvatus in 2018. For its 15th
“Change happens when the pain of staying the same is greater than the pain of change.”—Tony Robbins Focus on what to do next! After months of emotionally freeing myself from
Ever since I was a little kid, college, and the concept in its entirety, has always been on my mind. I have always thought about it as an exciting new
Gasgas na, right?” Carl Jan Cruz the designer said with a soft chuckle. He was referring to his design sensibility—“Filipino,” he’d answered. But far from being overdone, the self-named label’s
It wasn’t too long ago when ensembles worn by politicians and their spouses at the State of the Nation Address (Sona) sparked debates over matters involving propriety and even practicality.
Why do people feel terrible at first when trying to eat healthier? Just like those quitting smoking, cocaine or coffee, it’s withdrawal; the body is ridding itself of toxins. The
The Camino de Santiago, with its landscape and history and the people who walk on it, makes openness and gratitude possible, if not inevitable. Yellow arrows mark the way to
On June 20, the National Museum of the Philippines (NMP) and the National Historical Commission of the Philippines (NHCP) unveiled the historical and cultural markers of the newly restored Caysasay
You would think that 74-year-old painter Paul Sena, who has had a decorated career of over five decades during which he has been compared to Fernando Amorsolo and celebrated by
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