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In Lourd De Veyra’s fifth collection, grief smokes a cigarette in a dim jazz club before chopping a moundful of stars into little white lines. A son playing the piano...

How hard is it to catch a river crab? Harry Monzon interprets the well-loved children’s song, “Pakitong-kitong” as a journey on a fishing boat navigating through the river while trying...

Hailed as “effortlessly elegant” when it was first published in 2000, Palayok: Philippine Food through Time, on Site, in the Pot by Doreen G. Fernandez presents the origins and evolution...

Pananaw is a Philippine contemporary art journal, launched in 1996 and publicly released in 1997 as an initiative of artists and cultural workers. Pananaw 3's thematic focus is the Visayas...

Pananaw is a Philippine contemporary art journal, launched in 1996 and publicly released in 1997 as an initiative of artists and cultural workers. Pananaw 4 consists of critical essays and...

Pananaw is a Philippine contemporary art journal, launched in 1996 and publicly released in 1997 as an initiative of artists and cultural workers. Pananaw 6 is the series contribution to...

Pananaw is a Philippine contemporary art journal, launched in 1996 and publicly released in 1997 as an initiative of artists and cultural workers. Pananaw 7 is thematically pegged on Art...

Pananaw is a Philippine contemporary art journal, launched in 1996 and publicly released in 1997 as an initiative of artists and cultural workers. Pananaw 8, titled 'Channels of Validation: The...

Rosario Mendoza Cortes reconstructs Pangasinan's twentieth century history in the final volume of the author's trilogy on the history of the province. She documents the period in sixteen chapters grouped...