Art: Who gives it value?
A reflection on Frieze Seoul examines who gives contemporary art its value and meaning, questioning the roles of artists, collectors, galleries, museums and…
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A reflection on Frieze Seoul examines who gives contemporary art its value and meaning, questioning the roles of artists, collectors, galleries, museums and…
Pioneering feminist artist Imelda Cajipe-Endaya has been declared National Artist for Visual Arts—the first woman to receive the honor in this…
Celebrated lighting designer and "Father of Lighting Design in Philippine Theater" Teodoro L. "Teddy" Hilado has been posthumously declared National Artist for…
Most homes would have a quiet space for prayers too, where religious icons are prominently displayed in altar tables.
It was a fitting reminder that, in Manila’s high-society circles, jewelry is rarely just an acquisition. These pieces become vessels of memory, carrying…
Singapore-born AUPEN founder Nicholas Tan brings his first solo exhibition to Manila, transforming fashion-inspired forms into sculpture, painting and…
UnionBank hosted beneficiaries of Tahanang Walang Hagdanan and QCPADFI for a special screening of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory: The Musical, promoting…
Each of his creations evokes an emotion of being molded through several hours as he laboriously toiled with the materials on hand to ultimately discover what…
As part of Jessica’s women entrepreneurship story series, Eleanor Yeh, founder and creative director of Etra Fine Jewellery, opens up about redefining luxury…
National Gallery Singapore’s “Art Remembers” explores Southeast Asia’s overlooked histories and collective memories, featuring Filipino-American artist Josh…
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F All Day Dining serves beloved local dishes every Saturday and Sunday of August, complemented by weekend art sessions for children.
Despite the distances between their homelands, young artists find kinship in the traditions, rhythms, and stories they share.
By postponing them, they can ensure that their favored barangay officials remain in office so they can continuously do their “dirty work” for them.