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Adrift by Tanya Guerrero is an upper middle grade contemporary story of survival and grief about two biracial Filipino cousins whose resilience is tested when one of them is lost at...

A supplementary publication for a group exhibition, Against The Adjacent Ones, at ArtInformal gallery featuring the works of Allan Balisi, Zeus Bascon, Nice Buenaventura, Dina Gadia, Nils-Thomas Okland, Nile Pobadora,...

Aishite Imasu: Mga Dagling Sanaysay sa Danas-Japan immerses readers in Romulo P. Baquiran Jr.’s three-year sojourn in Japan. Through 43 personal essays, Baquiran paints a vivid mosaic of life in...

An accompanying catalog of an exhibition at the Ayala Museum in 2018, it features Filipino-American artist Alfonso Ossorio (1919-1990) whose body of work "engaged in a formalism of color and space...

Alfonso Ossorio (1916-1990) is arguably one of the most colorful, prolific, and imaginative artists to emerge from the Abstract Expressionist movement in the 1950s. Once overshadowed by his contemporaries, including...

This monograph on Alfonso Ossorio published by Leon Gallery in conjunction with the exhibition Alfonso Ossorio: Grazing Light, highlights Ossorio's works on paper, along with select assemblages made out of...

A monograph on the works of painter Alfredo Esquillo Jr. (b. 1972) whose "tableaux of Philippine social life attempts to uncover the almost surreal ironies of a culture convulsing with...

The book contains a collection of digital paintings by Filipino painter and writer Alfredo Roces in various genres: self-portrait, portrait, still life, human figure, and abstract. It also includes the...

Mara Coson's Aliasing weaves almost traditional stories into a post-history covering everyone from Macabebe Marie (the Mata Hari of Manila) to the Catholic mystic Emma de Guzman (known to followers as the...