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A fold-out accompanying the Liberation: War and Hope exhibition at Ayala Museum from May 27 to October 23, 2022 that gathered photos, everyday objects, printed materials, and documents that showed...

First published by High Chair in 2009, Libot ng Durungawan is a collection of poetry in Filipino by Allan Popa.  Popa is the author of several books of poetry, including Narkotiko at...

Renan Laru-an's Lightning Studies is an imagined, virtual and fleeting institution for relational translation. It looks into translation as method and practice of instruction, and explores partially visible modes of...

LMG is a collection of writings about the life and works of Leon Ma. Guerrero III, edited by his son David Guerrero. A diplomat and novelist, Leon Ma. Guerrero III...

History is more complex than our textbooks make it out to be. History is not about memorizing ‘facts’ or reacting emotionally, but being critical of facts and various narratives. In...

1898 reminds us that it is one thing to gain independence and quite another to know what to do with that independence. 7 x 5 inches / 100 pages

Textbook history didn’t teach me much about World War II, the Japanese were portrayed as evil, but not as bad as the Spanish who shot Rizal. From this viewpoint the...

A short Tagalog poem written by a young lady from San Roque, Cavite in 1898 described first-hand the war waged by Emilio Aguinaldo against the Spaniards. She said the gunfire...

A history of food is fascinating not so much because of the scents, colors, and flavors of food but the way in which food shapes people and how people shape...