Portrait of Patriotism as a Ship Aground
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Jose Tence Ruiz’s ‘Shoal’ represents the grounded ship, Sierra Madre, as the hapless vessel of the Filipino’s territorial audacity.
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Antoon Postma and the Mangyan Legacy
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Between the two of them, the scholars Postma and Conklin left a formidable legacy, a treasure, a baseline archive that puts the Hanunóo as one of the most unique cultures not only in the Philippines, but also among all indigenous peoples worldwide.
Read MoreLenore RS Lim’s Layered Life
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Printmaker Lenore RS Lim’s art mirrors her constant evolution.
Read MoreA Purpose-Driven Artist
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Athena Magcase-Lopez paints portraits of sung and unsung men and women who led lives of purpose and meaning.
Read MoreThe Philippines’ Long Road To An Oscar
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Does Brillante Mendoza’s “Ma’Rosa” have a shot at Best Foreign Film at the Oscars?
Read MoreKaraoke, Ube Reign At Art Exhibition Tribute to Pop Legend Prince
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A unique art exhibition with Filipino undertones honors the late music legend, Prince.
Read MoreShackled Art
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Prison art, which became a popular cultural activity behind bars during the martial law period, continues to thrive in the hearts and hands of Philippine political detainees today.
Read MoreOf Grace and Grit: Two Filipinas Bring Ballet Front and Center on the Global Stage
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With mesmerizing, impressive and highly energetic performances, these two Filipina ballet dancers have propelled Filipino creative talent onto an international stage.
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Portrait of the Filipino as a Painter
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A prolific painter who is inspired by nature, nostalgic buildings, travels, museums, Philippine market scenes and even classic cars.
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