Halo-Halo Histories 1: A Lolong Time Ago
The first book in the Halo-Halo Histories series of books for young readers, A Lolong Time Ago focuses on the prehistory of the Philippines. It tells the stories of our...
Halo-Halo Histories 2: Cashaysayan
The second book in the Halo-Halo Histories series for young readers, Cashaysayan tells the history of Philippine money. It explains how money was invented, how it came to the Philippines, how it’s made, and...
Halo-Halo Histories Espesyal: Jose Rizal
This Halo-Halo Histories Espesyal edition introduces young readers to the Philippine hero, Jose Rizal. It tells the story of "the boy that existed before the hero happened-an awkward misfit who somehow...
Hamilton Sulit: Constant Encounter
A small catalog documenting Hamilton Sulit's fourth solo exhibition at Blanc Gallery in September 2015, 'Constant Encounter' features the artist's paintings that dwell on themes of death and suffering. Includes...
Hands On: Touch, Engage, Create Brochure
A brochure accompanying the Hands On: Touch, Engage, Create exhibition at the Cultural Center of the Philippines from June 20 to August 11, 2019. Includes exhibition notes by Jose Santos Ardivilla and a list...
Hanna Pettyjohn 2013-2015
A catalog of Hanna Pettyjohn's works from 2013 to 2015, which includes her five solo exhibitions in Singapore, Manila and Taipei. Pettyjohn (b. 1983) is a young artist known for...
Himig Himbing: Mga Heleng Atin
Himig Himbing: Mga Heleng Atin, is a collection of cradle songs from the Philippines. Featuring 16 lullabies from the regions captured in print with individual QR codes that lead to...
Home Body Memory: Filipina Artists in the Visual Arts, 19th Century to the Present
This book by Flaudette May Datuin charts the history of Filipina artists in the visual arts from the 19th century to the present, from the abode of the 'feminine', a...
Home Bound: Filipino American Lives Across Cultures, Communities, and Countries
“How do Filipino migrants and their children fit in American society? What does it mean to be a Filipino—and a ‘Filipino family’—in the United States? What happens to the American...