Filipino art embraces its New York moment
(1st UPDATE) As several New York galleries start showcasing Philippine art, the spaces have also turned into convening places for Filipinos
(1st UPDATE) As several New York galleries start showcasing Philippine art, the spaces have also turned into convening places for Filipinos
Pakinggan ang mga awiting hindi lamang kumikilala sa kagandahan ng ating wika, kundi nagpapahayag din sa mahalagang papel nito sa pagpapalaya ng bayan
The breakout Bisaya artist shows why her voice, lyrics, and overall craft are here to stay
Panagu often finds himself contending with a blank page to write his next poem or next song, and it’s his sheer curiosity that allows him to keep things moving
Among the newly named national artists are four luminaries who are being conferred with the honor posthumously
Selected paintings by Maningning Miclat will be on exhibit, most of which will be up for silent auction
Dizon sits down with Rappler to talk about his beginnings in music, what it’s like for him to move from genre to genre as the drummer of TEETH, Sandwich, and Pedicab, and how he discovered his love for documenting the restaurants he comes across
When a severe hearing impairment makes his music path harder, UP Diliman’s Gabriel Federico chooses to adapt rather than walk away
‘Ginagamit namin ‘yung terms na hindi masyadong ginagamit to remind our generation na our language is beautiful,’ says Mau, one-half of the Tagum duo
The Japanese brand that has become well-loved among Filipinos partners with creative director Wilson Limon to introduce handmade patches by Itneg, Panay Bukidnon, and T’boli artisans