VPAPU’s OBRA 16: Swerve goes online
Visual and Performing Arts Production Unit (VPAPU) brings their annual art gallery online for the first time through Artsteps, a
A rustling of leaves: Why the revolution is far from over
As part of this year’s DaangDokyu film festival, Nettie Wilde’s 1988 documentary A rustling of leaves: Inside the Philippine revolution
Spread love, not COVID: Alternative ways to celebrate the holidays
As the holiday season starts as early as September, stretching out until late January, we can say that Filipinos always
How local business Dalisay promotes Filipino culture amid the pandemic
Many local businesses took their trade onto different online platforms, hoping to reach anyone who might be interested in what
The good fight continues during the pandemic
Activism always carried its own set of dangers. As the need for reform challenges the status quo, it ends up
Free speech is under siege. What now for the zine community?
Zines became an outlet for many creatives to express personal takes without restraints of censorships and ridicule. It was a
The story behind the raised fist symbol of revolution
The revolutions that we have read in history books have this very familiar scene— people on the streets, with their