Sulo: The Philippine Studies Initiative at NYU and @kjcc_nyu are pleased to present writer/director Jun Robles Lana’s BIG NIGHT!, a sustained masterwork of black comedy and satire, as part of the Spring season’s Visions/Panawin film series.  This film is the Gawad Urian and Metro Manila Filmfest winner for Best Picture.

The Philippine Consulate General in San Francisco invites all citizens of the Philippines who are students and alumni of higher education institutions under its jurisdiction to register online with the Consulate.

Silverlens is pleased to present Love is Like a Heat Wave, a major solo exhibition of the late Filipina-American artist Pacita Abad.

Love is Like a Heat Wave celebrates the 20th anniversary of Circles in My Mind, Pacita's landmark exhibition at the Cultural Center of the Philippines. The exhibition runs from 13 February through 16 March 2024.

Image of Love is Like A Heat Wave, 2004, by Pacita Abad courtesy of Silverlens Galleries.

The Philippine Consulate General and Sentro Rizal San Francisco are pleased to inform Filipino Community organizations under its jurisdiction that the Philippine National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA) is offering the “Sentro Rizal Virtual Masterclass” on Philippine Choral Music Singing with the world renowned Philippine Madrigal Singers.

The Center for Pangasinan Studies received a donation from Lynn Grow of 472 pages of manuscript and printed material by and about Manuel Abalos Viray.

The art and design fabrication company Urban Art Projects recently presented its 2023 list of the 12 standout public art projects of 2023, “chosen for their impact”,  in partnership with internationally recognized curators. Among the best public art of 2023 selected by the curators is Lani Maestro’s No Pain Like This Body, No Body Like This Pain.