Songs For Selina unpacks the highs and hidden costs of the music industry, asking what artists are willing to sacrifice in pursuit of success.

Through gears, music, and revolutionary drama, Mabining Mandirigma: A Steampunk Musical revisits the ideals of Apolinario Mabini.

Indonesian artist Irfan Hendrian transforms paper, memory, and Tionghoa history into layered acts of protection and resistance. 

In a revealing “Talaban” dialogue, the Filipino contemporary artist unpacked how his works translate rituals, labor, and contradictions into art that speaks community and critique.

HARA drops pre-debut single ‘My Love’ as a nod to girlhood, growth, and strength.

A review of Theatre Group Asia’s staging of A Chorus Line.

Two decades of art, community, and creativity—Art in the Park returns with more artists, more stories, and more reasons for first-timers to finally step into the world of art.

Street photographer Stephan Holzinger turns fleeting urban scenes in “Moments of Life, Live Moments” into meditations on leadership, resilience, and the fragile poetry of daily life.

In “a dance in a day in a dance,” choreographer JM Cabling and Mari Dance turn the spotlight inward, revealing the grit, longing, and fragile humanity.

Going beyond the classroom, Lampara Books responds to the troubling reality of the reading and literacy crisis faced by Filipino young learners.

In a time of digital acceleration, Moneda’s works offer a window back to where we began.

From Michelin-starred dishes to minimalist silhouettes, BOCU and Chef Josh Boutwood reveal the art in simplicity.