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A beautiful riso zine by Marina Cruz explores the unspoken narratives of children in institutional care. The intentional omission of names in Marina Cruz's work is a respectful measure to...

‘GAPÔ, named after the Philippine city Olongapo, is a Filipino novel by Lualhati Bautista. It interweaves the narratives of Michael, a GI baby wrestling with his heritage; Magdalena, a bar...

This postcard is part of an 18-piece set created by Angel Velasco Shaw for Markets of Resistance, a multi-disciplinary art and cultural project for the Institute for Heritage, Culture and...

An accompanying catalogue for the group exhibition of social realists Pablo Baen Santos, Antipas Delotavo, and Renato Habulan at Finale Art File, SM Art Center in 2007. It includes the...

Authored by Lourdes Castrillo Brillantes, this book chronicles the history of the Premio Zóbel, the oldest literary award in the Philippines founded by Don Enrique Zóbel de Ayala. With a...

In A Century of Realism in Philippine Art, author Manuel D. Duldulao traces the evolution of Philippine realism within the context of the social, political, intellectual, and economic events, and...

In A Century of Realism in Philippine Art, author Manuel D. Duldulao traces the evolution of Philippine realism within the context of the social, political, intellectual, and economic events, and within...

A Delicate Balance: Batanes Food, Ecology, and Community by Corazon S. Alvina and Marian Pastor Roces explores the traditional food of Batanes from the perspective of those who live in...

A guidebook accompanying the exhibition Gold of Ancestors: Precolonial Treasures in the Philippines at Ayala Museum. It presents a preliminary report on the salvage project in northeastern Mindanao that has...