From Edo-era talismans to Wi-Fi Tamagotchis, OMOCHA: Japanese Toys Today traces how Japanese toys evolved into cultural artifacts shaped by memory, technology, and collective imagination

In Seams of Memory, Winna Go stitches a Sinophone reverie across canvas, tracing the railroads of identity that bind Filipino and Chinese histories.

‘Material Instincts’ is now on view at the Metropolitan Museum of Manila.

Get a glimpse of a flowy and vivid artistic journey inside Peter Zimmerman’s upcoming solo exhibit at the Metropolitan Museum of Manila.

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.

Timeless: J Moreno exhibit celebrates the life and works of Pitoy Moreno on his centennial anniversary.

After “What’s a Banksy Museum Without Banksy?” by Max Lakin for The New York Times

In Annie Cabigting’s show, the act of looking at an artwork is as much a physical exercise as it is a mental one.

From discarded packagings of goods and sheets of used sandpaper to diagrams and archival materials to long-standing artistic preoccupations, the artists featured this month turn mundane objects, scenarios, and musings into subjects of their artistic practices. The works of art in the exhibitions are not merely a refraction of the artists’ lived experiences, but an ode to human condition.

Exploring two different worlds could require grappling with their differences all while locating the intersection of the two.