The Terno: Living Silhouette of the Filipino Soul
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Across centuries, the terno has mirrored the evolving realities of Filipino society.
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Barong and Filipiniana: A Foreigner’s Altered Impression
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A foreigner traces the evolution of his appreciation for Filipiniana fashion.
Read MoreCirio Siblings Prove Ballet Is Alive and Well
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Meet artistic siblings Lia and Jeffrey Cirio, who can dance like Margot Fonteyn and Mikhail Baryshnikov, and sing like Martha Reeves and Frank Sinatra.
Read MoreSari Dalena: A Film Guerrera
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Sari Dalena’s films primarily focus on history and literature “to help shed light for younger generations of Filipinos and their sense of identity.”
Read MoreFederico Dominguez, Painter of Folklore
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Meet painter Federico Dominguez who conceptually employs folklore to make larger intellectual and spiritual points, rather than merely for visual appeal.
Read MoreA Baritone Begs to Differ with Mr. Chalamet
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Meet again Roberto Perlas Gómez, 63, a baritone opera singer who understands actor Timothy Chalamet’s candor but hasn’t given up hope.
Read MoreVisual Artist Camille Dela Rosa’s Inner Cosmos
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Meet visual artist Camille Dela Rosa, who doesn’t just paint what the eye sees but what the soul experiences.
Read MoreCeramic Art Across the Seas
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From Cebu to Finland, a Ceramic Collection Carries History Across the Sea
Read MoreWas Linda Ty-Casper Really a "Saling Pusa?"
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Why the self-effacing Lindy Ty-Casper is actually “the most underrated Filipino writer.”
Read MoreSculptor Elaine Bordeaux and the Shape of Purpose
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When the demands of practicing immigration law weighed heavily, Elaine Bordeaux turned to art, seeing it as a therapeutic balm.
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