Filipina-American artist Nicolei Buendia Gupit weaves together migration, climate crisis, and diasporic identity in her latest exhibition, Tawid Dagat.

This year’s ART RAISE honors the power of art, mentorship, and memory as it invests in the school that helped form one of the country’s boldest art incubators.

The days after a disaster strikes are often the hardest, and for victims, the rebuilding has to start from within, one stroke at a time.

With its first-ever December edition, here are the things you need to watch out for in MoCAF Christmas Edit!

In the heart of Itogon, Mt. Camisong blends forest-first living with thoughtful art-driven holiday dining.

A sweeping mid-career retrospective, Hail Holy Eyes reveals how Jigger Cruz transforms excess, rupture, and devotion into a singular visual language that resists clarity yet invites awe.

Ten years in, Sotto found her way of keeping heritage while also not being bound by it.

Six hundred artworks, decades-long interviews, and rare archival material are released for the first time in Sansó: Prized and Personal.

Tukod Foundation launches ‘Tanaw’ fundraiser and features the first-ever auction of rare Bobby Mañosa sculptures.

From ghost flood control projects to the concrete colonization of mountains, Nicolas Aca Jr. uses art to expose the fractures of a failing system.

Filipino artists ignite a movement for real change through a silent art auction.

In a country gutted with crises, artists Pio Abad, Electromilk, and Monokromatiko discuss how art can bring people together in times of social injustice.