Philippines’ museum workers have put in the hours—now they deserve the spotlight
Museum Foundation’s inaugural recognition program, Ang Museo, aims to strengthen the whole museum ecosystem.
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Filipino artist’s florals walk the Givenchy runway
Olan Ventura’s familiar florals appear in Paris without credit, creating a conversation on authorship, to which he graciously responds.
How Filipino farmer Karla Delgado is building a women-led, regenerative future from the ground up
At Kai Farms, Ms Delgado, a Gen Xer, leads a multi-generational group of women of Gen Z chefs and students, millennial agriculturists, and a farm manager in charge of an entire…
Batang Bathala: Filipino teacher’s ‘mindful movement’ nurtures the inner light of every child
From breath to being, these yoga and meditation classes for children allow young people to express their full rainbow of emotions.
Spanish-Filipino artist Fernando Zóbel’s many lives take shape in Singapore
In a full circle moment, “Fernando Zóbel: Order is Essential” reveals the artist as a painter, thinker, collector, and teacher.
These French Filipinos are painting the streets of Paris purple
Kapé brings Filipino-inspired, ube-flavored coffee and pastries to Paris, daring to ride the new wave of coffee culture in France
Are books now more aspirational than inspirational?
They might just be—now less for learning, and more for markers of taste and thought.
Worlds of history in a shawl at exhibition in Ayala Museum in Metro Manila
With its elaborate floral embroidery, luminous silks, and cascading fringes, the mantón presents itself as it is: an example of straightforward beauty and excellent craft. But…
The legends who dared: Modernists in Philippine art
From the ruins of war emerged a new movement of Philippine modernists—bold, experimental, and now, priceless at present
Don’t be offended. It’s just the Gen Z stare
It’s not a hostile move. It seems to be more of a refusal to engage performatively.