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Catch the Japanese Film Festival at SM City Manila
The Japan Foundation, Manila announces the return of the Japanese Film Festival (JFF) to Philippine theaters this October 2025! Don’t miss a specially curated selection of 12 films featuring beloved classics alongside critically acclaimed new releases at SM Cinema Manila ongoing until October...
CCP and National Museum launch 2024 Thirteen Artists Awards Public Programs featuring artists and curator’s tour
The Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) and the National Museum of the Philippines (NMP) continue the celebration of contemporary Filipino art with the 2024 Thirteen Artists Awards (TAA) Exhibition’s Public Programs, following the recent awarding ceremony held on October 6, 2025 and...
A message of concern
STATEMENT OF CONDEMNATIONConcerned Artists of the Philippines – Bicol Chapter
October 20, 2025
The Concerned Artists of the Philippines – Bicol Chapter strongly condemns the shooting attack on journalist Noel Bellen Samar in Guinobatan, Albay, on Monday morning, October 20, 2025.
This violent act is an affront not only...
R.O.X. Honors Filipino Greatness in “Ating Tugatog: A Photo Tribute to Filipino Mountaineering Legends”
MANILA, Philippines — At more than 8,000 meters above sea level, survival depends on preparation, teamwork, and sheer willpower. It’s in this hostile environment that a handful of Filipinos have made history. R.O.X. (Recreational Outdoor Exchange) pays homage to the climbers who have...
Design Week Philippines 2025: Designing the Good Life, Towards Ginhawa
Manila, Philippines — The Design Center of the Philippines, an attached agency of the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI), announced the return of Design Week Philippines, the country’s national festival for design and creativity, happening 11–18 October 2025 with 136 partner organizations,...
From Waste to Wonder: World-renowned Filipino Artists Come Together in PROTEGERI Art Exhibit to Raise Funds for Children’s Education
MANILA, Philippines — What happens when you bring together three world-famous artists, two Ayala Foundation communities, and objects perceived as trash? You produce a transformative exhibit of sustainable art, heartfelt stories of community engagement, and a future that helps safeguard our children.
Borrowing the...
