#NYFW: What you need to know (and own)
New York Fashion Week has come to a close and we’ve culled the trends you need to know, according to some of the…
The Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) turns 50 years old this month, but the celebration will be extensive, said...
In Galerie Stephanie’s “Visual Diary: Synesthesia,” Gabby Prado shows how creativity grows and thrives despite—or because of—challenges posed by her hearing disability.
Carlos “Botong” Francisco’s final work, the unfinished “Camote Diggers,” might have ended up being more controversial than anyone intended it...
The last major work of muralist Carlos “Botong” Francisco before he died and the first painting ever by Fernando Zobel are among the top lots in León Gallery’s Spectacular Mid-year Auction 2019 on June 22.
The crackdown on graffiti vandalism of a public high school in Misamis Oriental has fallen into the creative hands of its artistic students.
Following the naming of architect Francisco Mañosa as National Artist, the National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA) has declared the Edsa Shrine at the corner of Edsa and Ortigas Avenue in Quezon City as an Important Cultural Property (ICP) based on the 2009 National Cultural Heritage Act.
Veteran modernist Angelito “Lito” Antonio will present 30 recent drawings and mixed-media works in the exhibit “The Backflow,” April 22-May 12, at Manila House, Bonifacio Global City, Taguig City.
Rustom Cleofe “Ombok” Villamor’s exhibit, “Primavera (Spring),” consists of works that are abstract explorations of his own personal voyage as reflected in the passing moods of spring.
A long-hidden trove of unpublished works by Franz Kafka could soon be revealed following a decade-long battle over his literary estate that has drawn comparisons to some of his surreal tales.
Anne Bradstreet was the North American continent's first published poet, yet her legacy has largely been lost to time.
