Federico Dominguez, Painter of Folklore

Federico Dominguez, Painter of Folklore

Meet painter Federico Dominguez who conceptually employs folklore to make larger intellectual and spiritual points, rather than merely for visual appeal.

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A Baritone Begs to Differ with Mr. Chalamet

A Baritone Begs to Differ with Mr. Chalamet

Meet again Roberto Perlas Gómez, 63, a baritone opera singer who understands actor Timothy Chalamet’s candor but hasn’t given up hope.

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Visual Artist Camille Dela Rosa’s Inner Cosmos

Visual Artist Camille Dela Rosa’s Inner Cosmos

Meet visual artist Camille Dela Rosa, who doesn’t just paint what the eye sees but what the soul experiences.

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Ceramic Art Across the Seas

Ceramic Art Across the Seas

From Cebu to Finland, a Ceramic Collection Carries History Across the Sea

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Was Linda Ty-Casper Really a "Saling Pusa?"

Was Linda Ty-Casper Really a "Saling Pusa?"

Why the self-effacing Lindy Ty-Casper is actually “the most underrated Filipino writer.”

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Sculptor Elaine Bordeaux and the Shape of Purpose

Sculptor Elaine Bordeaux and the Shape of Purpose

When the demands of practicing immigration law weighed heavily, Elaine Bordeaux turned to art, seeing it as a therapeutic balm.

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Artists Novy Bereber and Ignatius Jones: Not Like Everybody Else

Artists Novy Bereber and Ignatius Jones: Not Like Everybody Else

How spouses dance artist Novy Bereber and events director Ignatius Jones found their way back home.

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Filipino Protest Songs Rage Across Generations

Filipino Protest Songs Rage Across Generations

From Bayan Ko to Dekada ’70, Filipino protest songs are alive and raging.

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Artist Rowena Federico Finn Comes Out of Her Shell

Artist Rowena Federico Finn Comes Out of Her Shell

Rowena Federico Finn’s capiz art is a window on her identity.

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Stephanie Syjuco’s Wall of Hidden Histories

Stephanie Syjuco’s Wall of Hidden Histories

Renowned Fil-Am artist Stephanie Syjuco’s Berkeley installation, Present Tense (Roll Call), explores teaching and learning during fraught times and Berkeley’s legacy of radical education.

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