Women Workers of 19th Century Manila, Part 2
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Get a glimpse of women’s jobs that were common during the colonial period but have now faded into memory, as well as livelihoods that persist today.
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The Relevant and Irreverent Jose Tence Ruiz
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Despite his self-proclaimed obsolescence, and because he needs somewhere to “extrude the shit” that he encounters every day, Tence Ruiz continues to stage several exhibitions a year.
Read More2023 Filipino American Visual Arts in Review: An ArtsiLog
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From museums to foundations, public art to gallery displays, and yes, even art hanging on closet doors – artist O.M. France Viana has the scoop.
Read MorePainter Bert Antonio: A Life in Abstract
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Meet a painter who believes all art is autobiographical.
Read MoreBrush Strokes of Brilliance: Ed Araquel’s Artistic journey
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For Fil-Canadian artist Ed “Manong Ed” Araquel, painting has always been a source of material and spiritual sustenance.
Read MoreSheryl Polancos: Unseen Rising Star at ‘Here Lies Love’ on Broadway
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Meet Here Lies Love’s Filipina stage manager Sheryl Polancos.
Read MoreDiaz-Abaya’s "Moral" Mirrors the Dispiriting Decades
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Filmmaker Marilou Diaz-Abaya tested the boundaries of freedom of expression, gender relationships, single motherhood, homosexuality, and sexual violence within the context of dictatorial rule.
Read MoreA Luminous Presence in the Darkness of "Spring Awakening"
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Meet Justine Rafael, the youngest of three siblings who, together, perpetuate the stereotype of Filipinos singing and dancing since the cradle.
Read MoreCatch a Rising Star: Amaya Braganza
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Amaya Braganza started as a child prodigy, ten years later her star glows even brighter in “Hadestown.”
Read MoreWriter Eileen Tabios’ Lines of Work: The Hay(na)ku
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Discover Eileen R. Tabios' literary invention in The In(ter)vention of the Hay(na)ku: Selected Tercets 1996-2019
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