A cross-border exhibition for National Arts Month 2026, LAKBAY brings together Christina “Ling” Quisumbing Ramilo and Filipino artists from the diaspora through assemblage and visual storytelling.

Anya Hindmarch and The Marketplace launch The Universal Bag in the Philippines.

Its longevity, now entering its second decade, rests on that widening circle—a steady expansion of who gets to see, ask, and linger.

Discover how the sculptural anatomy of painting reveals unseen structures in a profound meditation on linguistic rhythm and physical space.

A dedicated fair exploring the artistic and market potential of contemporary paper-based art.

The “Mula sa Buwan” creator leads the Local Parts workshop, offering participants a solid framework to craft the musical of their dreams.

From page-turning thrillers to myth-soaked fantasies and intimate memoirs, these are the books set to shape how we read, feel, and escape in 2026.

After its run at the 60^th Venice Biennale, the Philippine Pavilion’s featured exhibition—created by artist Mark Salvatus and curated by Carlos Quijon, Jr.—returns to the Philippines. 

This explores the history of the well-known brand Linya-Linya and dives into the creative processes that keep the brand consistently relevant to Filipino consumers.

Introducing the Six Likhang Filipino Galleries.

Step into a world of pure imagination as Roald Dahl’s beloved tale makes its grand Manila premiere at The Theatre at Solaire

“Reset culture” is a growing trend where gay men or lesbians publicly ‘reset’ their sexuality by presenting themselves as straight and pursuing opposite-sex relationships.