Theater aficionados and fans of iconic band Aegis have one last chance to watch the hit musical this weekend online.
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To Fold and to Smoothen Creases: An artist processes loss and heals
Origami cranes carry tremendous emotional resonance—that of grief and sorrow, but also hope and peace amid tough times. The touching yet poignant Japanese tradition of folding a thousand cranes inspires Ryan Uy to pursue his own journey to healing.
Crocs and BEAMS are stepping up the storage footwear game with a new collection
The two are at it again with new models that are even more absurd than before
Will the Philippines become a top creative force by 2030?
By 2030, The Creative Economy Council of the Philippines (CECP) envisions the country as a top creative economy in the ASEAN. With recent artistic breakthroughs like the debut of highly-anticipated thriller “Trese” on Netflix, The Great Northwest in La Union, and Filipino gamers and content creators making waves in the digital arena, the goal seems probable. “Creative Futures,” a two-day digital event gathering industry leaders and veterans, seeks to accelerate the journey toward this vision.
The whimsical monsters of Lean Luis Reboja’s mind
The monstrous yet adorable Yati! takes center stage at Lean Luis Reboja’s exhibit, Wild Child: Going Lite: (Episode 1 Yati). This creature takes on an unusual and unexpected appearance, but there’s something else that’s more surprising than its aesthetics—something that even the visual artist himself did not expect.
Wild Child: Going Lite: (Episode 1 Yati) will be at Sine Pop! from June 23 to 26, 2021.
Science and second thoughts
What does it mean to be a science journalist?
The Royal WE: The Dangling Man and That Woman
Wallis Simpson: the woman for whom a man gave up an Empire.
A Little Filipino, A Little Omani
It’s said, to have two homes is to have two souls.
Once a Queen, Always a Queen
An insider’s look into what a beauty pageant is really like.
An Exercise in Elucidation: Jose Santos III’s ‘In Retrospect’ and Pam Yan Santos’ ‘Blanch to Sweeten’
A peculiar history with the amplaya, and a visit to the past