Filipino talent and art take the spotlight at Shangri-La Plaza this August as they continue its honored tradition of providing a platform for Filipino artists.

Ballet Philippines is thrilled to share the exciting announcement of its partnership with Focus Global in commitment to excellence and high standards, aiming to shine a spotlight on the importance of well-being for dancers and artistry.

From Twitter discourses to national roadmaps, efforts to ponder the place of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in our future abound.

With a thriving landscape of sound practice in the Philippines, the tenacity of sound is here to stay.

As the second edition of the Modern and Contemporary Art Festival kicks off, here’s an extensive list of must-see shows you should watch out for.

This month, different exhibitions anchored with the aim of probing into what is already established, meditating on the experiences humans have already been desensitized, and deconstructing and reconstructing concepts that have dictionary definitions.

Get to know the four galleries – from Japan and Malaysia – that will be exhibiting at MoCAF this year.

Inclusive, dynamic, and engaging—the Modern and Contemporary Art Festival (MoCAF) returns for its second edition.

In Elaine Navas’s current exhibition at Artinformal Makati titled Found Objects, she applies Duchamp’s philosophy of reconsidering and revitalizing mundane objects to her meticulous practice of painting.

With a signature knack for peculiarity and kookiness of electric color, polka dots, pumpkins, stuffed phalli, and repetition, Yayoi Kusama has cracked through creating art for gallery consumption and into mainstream consciousness.

Showcasing Kankan Ramos’ profound exploration of the state of flux, she presented a dynamic, ever-changing nature of thoughts, actions, and creativity.

Galerie Francesca presents a fresh perspective to Filipino Neo-Realists with the works of Alex Ordoyo, Herbert Pajarito, and Domeng Sinulid in the latest exhibition, ‘Ode to the Masters’.