
Exhibiting Filipino designs for Flores de Mayo
The collection presents an exquisite array of terno and Maria Clara designs, influenced by the spirit of Flores de Mayo, a procession…
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The collection presents an exquisite array of terno and Maria Clara designs, influenced by the spirit of Flores de Mayo, a procession…

‘It’s A Wrap: Unravelling the Future of Fashion’ explores Sandico’s creative philosophy, environmental advocacy, and the cultural histories…

The Cebu-based pop musical, written and directed by Jude Gitamondoc, returns in June 2026 with a story centered on hookup culture, online…
Filmmaker and historian Nick Deocampo is stepping into deeply personal literary territory with the release of Shards of Desire , a…
Visual artist Joel Reglos mounts his highly anticipated fifth solo exhibition, Reminiscence , a visual homecoming that explores the…
Veteran culture and arts journalist Amadis Ma. Guerrero leaves behind a legacy of essays, books, criticism and reportage that helped…

Month this May, Slim’s Fashion and Arts School, an institution of the De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde, launches a series of Saturday…
This award recognizes individuals and groups in architecture, dance, film and broadcast arts, literature, music, theater, and visual arts.

Selected stories are retold by Christine S. Bellen-Ang in a book series published by Lampara Books.
As dawn unfolded on 2 May in the town of Alitagtag in the predominantly Tagalog province of Batangas, about a hundred kilometers south of…

Toni Go-Yadao is stepping into the role of festival director for the 21st edition of the Virgin Labfest (VLF).

FEU launches a coffeetable book tracing the designer’s 40-year journey in indigenous fashion and textile advocacy.

Gateway Gallery opens one of its exhibit halls to a brass-bound archive of dreams with “The Philosophical Tales of the Ancient Raconteur:…

As part of the 13th Pulilan Mandala International Art Festival from 8 to 10 May, organizers Jefarca Arts and Historical Society Inc.,…

Violinist and music educator Kaya Mendoza, a scholar of the Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP), first discovered her fondness for…

For many young Filipinos, the Martial Law era — the dark years from 1972 to 1981 whose shadow stretched until 1986 — is not a lived memory…

"6th Dimension: Culture-Driven Nation," published by Media Wise Communications / MUSE Books, has been named a 2026 Gold Quill winner.

The Museum of Contemporary Art and Design is inviting young and budding creatives to explore their passion and talent in a series of…