Fame doesn’t excuse abuse
Recent online discussions surrounding a visual artist are deeply troubling. A female admirer was allegedly invited to the artist’s private space and h...
Noel Galon de LeonNovember 12, 20253 min
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Recent online discussions surrounding a visual artist are deeply troubling. A female admirer was allegedly invited to the artist’s private space and h...
There are exhibitions that simply display art, and then there are those that speak, that whisper, confront, and summon memory. “Bag-ong Binaladbad: Or...
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Every November, the country observes the Philippine Book Development Month. It sounds noble enough, but in practice, it often slips by unnoticed, like...
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A few days ago, a piece of news surfaced online through a Facebook post by film historian Nick Deocampo. The announcement seemed simple yet its signif...
Tubig-Indangan is a small island in Tawi-Tawi, home to the Badjao, a people who have learned to live where the sea never stays still. They build their...