Archive - Arts & Culture

Tuno was a sleepy farming village in the highlands of Tibiao. But that was before Australian journalist and adventure sports enthusiast Greg Hutchinson, founder of adventure tours company Tribal Adventures, started promoting white-water river kayaking in the late 90’s.

On this virtual recital, soprano Jasmin Salvo appeared stunning in yellow gown framing her petite figure.

Christmas 2020 may be the year that the Covid-19 Grinch almost succeeded in stealing Christmas from the hearts of Filipinos.

The COVID-19 pandemic has brought about radical changes to the lives of people and led to the overwhelming loss of human life worldwide.

The way her friends-collaborators tell it, working with Gilda Cordero Fernando was among the best things that happened in their lives. Everything starts with good food—from the thick hot chocolate paired with fresh pinipig to the paella negra. Feeding fellow cultural workers well was also one way of enticing them to join, and reinforcing their commitment to, her projects.

The first thing Yannik Anuar, a 31-year-old news junkie, does when he wakes up is watch Sky News, a British news channel.

The book "Philippine Social Realists" by Amadís Ma. Guerrero profiles ten Filipino artists who have been doing work that reflect their critical responses and views on the sociopolitical realities of Philippine society.

Tracing a life through drawings remains Charlie Co's constant act of remembering. In an ArtSpeak Online hosted by Ateneo Art Gallery, Charlie Co talks candidly about his art practice, referencing his exhibit at the Ateneo Art Gallery and his current works. It is available at AAG's Facebook page.

What is the first thing you reach for when you wake up in the morning? Is it your cell phone? Then do you quickly scroll down your news feed?

There is a lot that a curious observer can find in the 144-page book called “Servant Leader” by Prof. Edmundo “Ed” Garcia.

If there is anything this pandemic has taught people, it is that life is short, and we are all going to die.

At the recent “Stories from Viber Communities: Growing Your Brand During a Crisis” virtual roundtable, Viber gathered Beverly Ho of the Department of Health (DOH), Joaquin San Agustin of SM Supermalls, Christina Lao of MacDonald’s Philippines and Brigette Villarin of the Inquirer Group of Companies to share how they became part of the Communities on Viber.