POSITIVELY FILIPINO is the premier digital native magazine celebrating the story of the global Filipino. The POSITIVELY FILIPINO online magazine chronicles the experiences of the global Filipino in all its complexity, providing analysis and discussion about the arts, culture, politics, media, sports, economics, history and social justice.
Silverlens Gallery aims to “re-historize” artists who were overlooked during their time for various reasons, and to illuminate such visions as Valledor’s, whose work was crucial to American Modernism.
Read MoreVisual artist Rodolfo “Dolpee” E. Alcantara Jr. uses dots and lines to convey emotions inspired by ever-changing life and the vivid colors of nature.
Read MoreThe Manila Symphony Junior Orchestra makes history with a double triumph in Europe.
Read MoreRenowned pianist Van Cliburn did more in the Philippines than be friends with Imelda Marcos.
Read MoreA play about the making of a film on interracial romance by D.W. Griffith, creator of the 1915 movie that inspired Ku Klux Klan violence, puts a Chinoy-Caucasian actor in the ambit of an unending racial debate.
Read MoreVisual artist Carlos “Totong” Francisco II takes after his painter-muralist grandfather, National Artist Carlos “Botong” Francisco, but with a difference.
Read MoreEven into her eighties, Philippine National Artist for Dance Alice Reyes is still absorbed in her art.
Read MoreUpon retirement, a Filipino Canadian career civil servant reawakens her artist self.
Read MoreMeet Damodar Das Castillo, a 16-year-old cello virtuoso who’s out to conquer the concert music stage.
Read MoreFelix Mago Miguel’s coffee table books tell us so much more of where he came from, and the sad ethos of our country’s divisions and aspirations.
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