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Likhang Filipino goes beyond display to drive the creative economy
Step inside the Likhang Filipino Exhibition Halls and you don’t just see a myriad of products — you feel the…
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When a woman of color wins an Oscar, the whole world notices
Electricity fills the room when a woman of color walks onto an awards stage. It is not just applause. It…
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Chasing the sun: How Bobby Pontillas turned a passion project into a Filipino animated feature the world needs to see
For decades, Filipino animators have helped bring some of the world’s biggest animated films and series to life, often working…
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The joy of big brands entering gaming authentically
Brands have been trying to crack gaming for years. Some stumble in loudly. Most leave quietly. Few ever truly belong.…
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Hakuhodo International goes the distance by seeing humans up close
Advertising that merely showcases product or service features is long dead. In the last decade or so, there’s been a…
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Doodles, doubts, and determination: How Lei Melendres drew his way through imposter syndrome
Graphika Manila kicked off the conference on March 7, 2027, at the SMX Convention Center in Manila. Thousands of attendees…
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Give to gain: The double invisibility of neurodivergent women
Some differences are easy to see. Others remain hidden behind smiles, deadlines, and quiet resilience. Chairmom, Chief Creative Officer, and…
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Art need not be profound: Jill Arteche’s illustrations prove that the little quirks and weirdness of life can turn the ordinary into extraordinary art
When full-time visual artist and illustrator Jill Arteche talks about art, she doesn’t begin with technique or theory. Instead, she…
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Inside Tony Harris’ leadership playbook: Discipline, curiosity, and hard truths
Everyone wants to lead. Few are willing to do what it actually takes. In a world that celebrates quick wins…
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Women artists explore material and form in this exhibit at MET Manila
Material Instincts is an exhibit that presents a compelling exploration of post-painterly abstraction through tactile and process-driven practices. Curated by…
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adobo Picks February 2026: Global brands crafting connections, innovation, and tech
The month of February has proven to be a cornerstone for the global creative community, marked not only by the…
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Sarge Lacuesta’s latest book, Iro, dissects the anatomy of ‘horrors’ in the Philippines
Screenwriter and author Sarge Lacuesta clearly remembers the time when he and his parents went to Iloilo. They were aboard…
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‘The Loved One’ teaches us that when memory rewinds, love reveals its sharpest truths
Filipino director Irene Emma Villamor has built a filmography around intimacy — stories that zoom in on two people and…
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