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A monograph on the life and works of Juvenal Sanso (b. 1929) written by Alfredo Roces. Born in Spain and raised in the Philippines, where his family established a wrought-iron...

This monograph traces the life and work of Filipino artist Santiago Bose, whose art embraced complexity, improvisation, and cultural memory. With essays by Patrick Flores, Elaine W. Ng, Lilledeshan Bose,...

A small catalog accompanying Sarah Geneblazo's solo exhibition 'Fear of the Unknown' at Blanc Gallery in 2015. The exhibition features Geneblazo's photorealistic oil paintings that draw from her personal history....

Sarap: Essays on Philippine Food by Doreen G. Fernandez and Edilberto N. Alegre fortified one of the most formidable collaborations in Philippine literature when it was first published in 1988....

Part of a series of reproductions of ten posters from the archive of the Cultural Center of Philippines, which was featured in the exhibition "Poster/ity: 50 Years of Art and...

Over a century after Noli Me Tangere was written, this study reexamines the role of clothing in Rizal’s novel — how sartorial choices reveal character, embody colonial hierarchies, and function...

“Sensing Manila directs us to another trajectory of urban and Manila studies—how we make sense, using senses, of our beloved city. Weaving a diverse range of tropes—from Philippine literature, ethnography...

Building on their first book, "Random Responses: A Crusade to Contemporize Philippine Architecture," this second book, "Shifting Sands: Visions, Propositions, Reimaginations" reflects the transformation of Buensalido + Architects from a...

A tale about the life and rights of a young Filipino boy during the 'First Quarter Storm', the period leading to the declaration of Martial Law in the Philippines in...