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More Indigenous Than We Admit by Stephen B. Acabado and Marlon M. Martin explores the layered and often contested concept of Indigeneity within the Philippines as a nation shaped by...

Islam was the first cultural trend in the archipelago and Islamic culture had and has a dramatic role in Philippine civilization. Despite being known as the only predominantly Christian country...

More Mindanawon Than We Admit explores the history, culture, and heritage of the very diverse people of Mindanao and how it especially manifests within the purview of Filipino identity. The...

Islam was the first cultural trend in the archipelago and Islamic culture had and has a dramatic role in Philippine civilization. Despite being known as the only predominantly Christian country...

Part of a two-volume anthology, More Postcolonial Than We Admit 1: Producing the Filipino After 1946 reconstructs the cultural and intellectual forms of Filipino postcolonial history after the US grant...

Edited by Mark Blasius and Richard T. Chu, More Tomboy, More Bakla Than We Admit is an anthology of essays that explore the unique identities, behaviors, and nuances that distinguish...

First published by Collective Axis in 2001, Morpo is a two-volume collection of poetry in Filipino by Allan Popa.  Popa is the author of several books of poetry, including Narkotiko at Panganorin,...

Published in conjunction with the inauguration of the new Ayala Museum in 2004, this accordion type book features 19th century images of Philippine costumes. It gathers for the first time...

Catalog of the 2022 exhibition organized by Ateneo Art Gallery and Centro Andaluz de Arte Contemporáneo de Sevilla. The exhibition presents projects by conceptual artist Antoni Muntadas that translate memories and...