Arts & Culture
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Touch as language in Material Instincts at the Metropolitan Museum of Manila
MANILA, PHILIPPINES – Material Instincts opened on 10 February 2026 at the Metropolitan Museum of Manila, presenting a compelling exploration of post-painterly…
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Gateway Gallery showcases the evolution of Chinese-Filipino art in ‘Beyond Tradition’
MANILA, PHILIPPINES – In time for the Chinese Lunar New Year, Gateway Gallery presents an exhibition from its art collection of…
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Ambie Abaño’s ‘…beyond body…’ proves that death is the master stroke that defines a life well-lived
Death is inevitable for all of us, yet none of us truly know what awaits in the afterlife; however, for…
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From page to premiere: The book adaptations defining 2026
Should I watch the movie? Should I read the book? The answer is always the same: both. As a lifelong…
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The Witcher goes east: What to expect from the musical quest in the PH
In October, 2025, The Witcher franchise announced that world-favorite RPG-game The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is coming to Manila this…
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International muralist Kyle Holbrook paints call for unity in Makati
MANILA, PHILIPPINES – International muralist Kyle Holbrook has completed a new public artwork at 5374 General Luna Street in Poblacion,…
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Henri Lamy celebrates women across cultures in ‘Sovereign Faces’ at ILOMOCA
MANILA, PHILIPPINES – French figurative painter Henri Lamy is set to present Sovereign Faces, a new solo exhibition at the Iloilo…
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Visual artist TRNZ transforms a room full of trophies into a quiet confession about success, creativity and what it costs
What happens when we focus so much on success, accolades, and perfection that we miss life unfolding right before our…
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Math as a universal language: Isaiah Cacnio bridges Math and Art with his digital masterpieces
As one of the exhibitors of Art Fair Philippines 2026, Isaiah Cacnio took over the walls of Ayala Circuit Makati…
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Art as devotion: Imelda Cajipe Endaya’s creative practice as lifelong advocacy
Imelda Cajipe-Endaya’s artistic practice unfolds at a different tempo. It is quiet, rigorous, and unwavering. Born in 1949 in Manila,…
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Crafting a life in clay: Jon and Tessy Pettyjohn on building a creative legacy together
Jon and Tessy Pettyjohn have built a quiet but steady reputation in contemporary Philippine ceramics. To many, they are pioneers…
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This New York-based Filipino artist weaves diasporic experiences into his ‘kulambo’ art installations
In Filipino households, the humble mosquito net – locally known as kulambo – is more than a utilitarian object; it…
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Inside CCP Pasinaya: The festival that keeps Filipino performing groups coming back
When it started in 2005, the CCP Pasinaya: The Open House Festival had only its resident companies on board, with…
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