Sahara’s Sands of Time
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Trek the Saharan desert where centuries ago Asia beckoned to the explorer Ibn Batuta.
Read MoreHiking Heaven: The Magic of Japan’s Kumano Kodo
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For a meditative time, trek the Komano Kodo, a network of mountain trails that converge at sacred temple centers in Southern Osaka, connecting temple centers in Hongu, Hayatama, and Nachi along the Kii Peninsula.
Read MoreDiaz-Abaya’s "Moral" Mirrors the Dispiriting Decades
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Filmmaker Marilou Diaz-Abaya tested the boundaries of freedom of expression, gender relationships, single motherhood, homosexuality, and sexual violence within the context of dictatorial rule.
Read MoreAn Artist Excavates Archives of American Colonial Philippines
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Artist Stephanie Syjuco’s “White Balance/Color Cast” reveals the colonialist’s camera as a euphemism for a rifle pointing its imperial male gaze at everything Philippines.
Read MoreCamino Portuguese, a Walk for All Ages
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There are three ways of negotiating the Camino de Santiago: sauntering, trudging, and slogging.
Read MoreFortune’s Call: Albert Samaha’s Family Saga
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Albert Samaha’s Concepcion: An Immigrant Family’s Fortune chronicles the rise and fall of his family's immigration project and weaves their stories within the complicated tapestry of Philippine history.
Read MoreThe Colonial Legacy of Racism Among Filipinos
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Filipinos’ affinity for Caucasian aesthetic standards is rooted in the colonization of the Philippines first by Spain, then by the United States.
Read MoreText to Textile
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How Cordillera folk arts slay disparaging colonial images of the “Igorotte.”
Read MoreDancing with the Kalinga: Homage to a Brave Past
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Find out why the Kalinga have a rich and heroic heritage.
Read MoreAnting-Anting Exhibit: Where history and art diverge
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Find out why many Filipinos love amulets
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