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TAYM PERS 5 invites audiences to rest, reflect in NCCA Gallery launch

The National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA) Gallery is set to open the TAYM PERS 5 exhibit on June 4, 2026, bringing...

Landmark book on National Artist Federico Aguilar Alcuaz set for release

New publication reveals previously unseen archival discoveries and documents more than 300 artworks in the most comprehensive volume ever devoted to Federico Aguilar Alcuaz MANILA,...

Laufey’s sold-out Manila return turns MOA Arena into a Lover Girl Wonderland

MANILA, Philippines (June 3, 2026) — Two years after her memorable Manila debut, Grammy-winning jazz-pop sensation Laufey returned to where it all began, the...

Shell NSAC returns for its 59th Year, inviting young artists to pause, observe, and create through “SULYAP”

Manila, Philippines — The Shell National Students Art Competition (NSAC), the country’s longest-running student art competition, returns for its 59th year with the theme...

How the CCP Front-of-House Apprenticeship Program champions inclusivity for senior citizens

At an age when many people are expected to slow down, three senior citizens from Pasay City find themselves at the heart of the...

Man is no cactus in Arlo Deguzman’s play ‘Ang Kaliitan ng Kasalukuyan’

The play delivers a gut-wrenching display of one’s sense of purpose, and the immense hardship required to escape the drab and punishing life overseas The...

CCP, Bench hold Ternocon workshop & exhibit in Biñan

With the mission to preserve and promote the Philippine dress, the Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP), in partnership with Bench/Suyen Corporation and the...

From underground to podium: “Shalom” docu triumphs at Sine Tomasino

Filmmaking is often at its most powerful when it shines a light on the corners of society that are frequently left in the dark....

Contemplate the future with Ivan Co’s “Harbinger Metropolis” exhibit 

Co returns to Conrad Manila with a new solo exhibition of kinetic sculptures that encourage guests to reflect on the uncertainty and possibilities of...

LOOKING BACK AT THE FUTURE OF PHILIPPINE WRITING

ONLY the very naive or the very cynical would try to predict the future course of Philippine literature. There are only the weekly magazines or the occasional books as signposts to indicate trends, and these signposts do not give very coherent directions.