Initially conceived as a simple collection of recipes by her classmates, the project evolved into something more ambitious. “When it comes to cooking, there are two kinds of…
This ancient medium, which uses egg yolk as a binder for pigments, dominated European art through the Middle Ages and the early Renaissance period. Think Botticelli’s…
So even if I did fail my Lenten sacrifices of alcohol, chocolate, and coffee, these movies did help me reflect on the value of faith. And if you’re spending Holy Week in Manila,…
From Negronis with a twist to cheese-infused coladas, Milan’s famed Bar 1930 introduced an imaginative cocktail experience to the Spirits Library in Poblacion, Makati.
Beyond all-women exhibits, numerous standout shows are currently running across the Philippines. At West Gallery, Patrick de Veyra presents gestural works that blend printed…
This year, Filipinos were reminded (once again) of something missing: February 25, the anniversary of the EDSA People Power revolution, which was quietly struck off the…
“I don’t know why I keep thinking about fire—about pyromes, fire biomes, ecosystems shaped and scorched by flames. Maybe it’s because I’ve seen with my naked eyes the…
With workshops in Tagaytay and Makati last year, the highly successful Women Writing will be holding two workshops in February to kick off 2025, catering to young adult and…
Curated by Nilo Ilarde, “To See A Landscape As It Is” in Silverlens Manila is their first group exhibition since exhibiting collectively 10 years ago, also in Silverlens’…
After discovering she was post-menopausal, artist Ms. Go pivots to showcase deeply vulnerable works.