Caviar ‘queen’: Chinese roe reigns around the world
by Ludovic EHRET The caviar on the menu of Michelin-starred restaurants may come from an unexpected place: China. The country has endured embarrassing…
Up and coming Indonesian artist, Anin Baroto is having an exhibit of his unique art pieces entitled “Indonesian Expressions” at...
Did you know the Philippine Heart Center reserves pride of place for the fine arts in its building for medical arts? Its art gallery has been hosting monthly exhibits since 1999, thanks to its chair, Rogelio Caringal, an architect by profession.
On the occasion of the formal installation of the National Cultural Treasure marker at Sto. Domingo Church, a group of young photographers is mounting “La Naval, Mother of Faith” at the Museo de Sto. Domingo, which runs Dec. 14-Jan. 31.
It turns out the Philippines is a nation of readers and writers after all—especially when one looks at how Filipinos have taken to Wattpad (Wattpad.com). Dubbed the “YouTube for writers,” this website and online community allows users to post their own stories, as well as read and comment on the stories of others. Writers can continue to revise their own work even as others comment. It’s really like a self-contained eco-system for aspiring writers, and there are many of those in the Philippines.
A major fire has devastated the Glasgow School of Art, a landmark in the Scottish city.
The Cultural Center of the Philippines will pay tribute to National Artist for Music Francisco F. Feliciano in a necrological ceremony on Thursday, September 25 at 9 a.m. at the CCP Tanghalang Nicanor Abelardo (Main Theater). Interment will follow at the Libingan ng mga Bayani.
MANILA, Philippines—The Leon Gallery auction of the Jim and Reed Pfeifer collection of Fernando Zobel paintings, drawings and letters last...
LONDON— Tales of troubled families from Kenya and India, the musings of an ironic New York writer and the story...
Juan Manuel de Prada, acclaimed Spanish novelist, journalist and critic, will be in Manila from March 16 to March 20 for the “Encuentros en la literature (Encounters in Literature)” program, a combined effort of Instituto Cervantes and De La Salle University (DLSU).
The tedium of the daily commute has turned out to be pretty productive for Paula Hawkins.
