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Orange Project hosted and partnered with Project Space Pilipinas, Agos Studio, Eskinita Art Farm, Linangan Art Residency, Pasilyo Press, and Tungtung Alon Art Foundation for the exhibition Pagtitipon-tipon, which runs from September 19 to November 8. The gathering is a significant ...

South Korean writer Han Kang was just awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature "for her intense poetic prose that confronts historical traumas and exposes the fragility of human life." This was announced on October 10 by the Svenska Akademien in Stockholm, Sweden. ...

Much has been said about the similarity between a plate and a canvas. Both are blank slates waiting for a splash of colors, whether of acrylic or flavorful sauces. This is especially true during the Justin Nuyda: Origin Story, an exhibit and ...

Every year, the National Book Development Board (NBDB) and Manila Critics' Circle (MCC) honor the outstanding book titles that were written, designed, and published in the Philippines through the National Book Awards (NBA). The 42nd edition saw up to 326 book title ...

Back in the '80s and '90s, many Filipino kids ran to their homes clutching in their hands a colorful paper magazine with a familiar masthead of bold red text on a bright yellow background: "Pilipino FUNNY Komiks," it read.This was a ...

To navigate the art world is to grapple with opposing realities and acknowledge both the bleak and hopeful times, the struggles and small successes, and the harsh and kind gestures that reaffirm our attitude towards our perceived existence and place in that ...

Imelda Cajipe Endaya, or "Meps" to those who know her, is an endearing figure in Philippine arts. Starting her career in the 1970s amid the political turmoil caused by the dictatorship at the time gave the potency of her work that resonates ...