Juan Senson’s 1923 painting “Baptism of Christ” is the country’s newest National Cultural Treasure (NCT), following its recent declaration by the National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA). Done
Last month, while riding a taxi, I overheard the 71-year-old driver lamenting his meager earnings. He disclosed that in the past week, he had only earned P200 per day after
If experience is the best teacher, practice makes perfect, and rejection is just redirection, then going Christmas caroling is probably one of the best, if unlikely, kinds of training a
Cherry DV Agoyaoy has unveiled her debut solo exhibition, “Eternal Blossoms,” featuring colorful, floral-inspired artworks. A Filipina creative from Magsingal, Ilocos Sur, now based in Santa Maria, Bulacan, Agoyaoy is
The town of Angono in Rizal Province bills itself as the “art capital” of the Philippines, a reputation that can be traced to its painters and composers, most prominent among
‘Tis the season to spend time with family, catch up with friends, and be festive. However, no matter how joyous the vibe is, the dreaded Christmas rush may overwhelm you.
Filipino visual artists were playing musical instruments in the al fresco second floor of a rejuvenated building in 21 West Capitol Drive when, as if on cue, a fireworks display
Author Joseph Anthony Montecillo celebrated the release of his book, “In The Blood and Other Stories,” a compilation of short fiction horror tales, last month. The event was highlighted by
On slow, weekday high noons, the Fiesta Carnival amusement park—once a beloved entertainment destination that helped define the landscape of old Cubao—is neither festive nor carnivalesque. If you enter through
On Oct. 20, the final day of “Request sa Radio,” director Bobby Garcia was noticeably absent. TV icon and longtime friend Boy Abunda realized Garcia was not in the Philippines.
The latest in global fashion, beauty, and culture through a contemporary Filipino perspective.
