Ong is a writer, musician, illustrator, filmmaker, and podcaster based in Quezon City. “Butiking Pasay“ marks his first foray ...

There's an ongoing exhibit at the National Museum in Manila, and it's a fun way to introduce your kids to art.

ENDEAVORMy seven-year-old grandson recently sat down with crayons and bond paper to write a letter — not to Santa Claus or a favorite superhero, but to ...

The Oblation statue of the University of the Philippines (UP) depicts a man facing upward with arms outstretched, symbolizing ...

Here, filmmakers draw on storytelling elements of genres labeled as speculative fiction like science fiction and horror to examine and allegorize Martial Law-era experiences.

These events remind the Filipino nation to never forget the lessons of Martial Law. Photos from events It is said that “Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.” In this spirit, ...

The Philippines : human rights after martial law : report of a mission by Leary, Virginia A Publication date 1984 Topics Human rights -- Philippines Publisher Geneva : The Commission Collection ...

Tasked to work on archiving and documenting events in Philippine art, Bunoan also worked on a special project, setting out to organize and catalogue documentation on Roberto Chabet: “For nearly a year ...

Santiago Matela was 22 when he was dragged off the street by soldiers while playing basketball. The year was 1977, five years since President Ferdinand E Marcos had declared martial law in the ...

The year was 1977, five years since President Ferdinand E Marcos had declared martial law in the Philippines - on 21 September 1972.