What Kids Should Know About Filipino Architecture (2nd Edition)
The second edition of What Kids Should Know About Filipino Architecture, written by Edson G. Cabalfin and illustrated by Asa Montenejo, invites children to discover the architecture of the Philippines. Recommended...
When We Danced
This photobook by Eddie Boy Escudero captures the vibrant and liberated '90s club scene in Manila. As Jerome Gomez writes: It was a great moment to capture. The last of...
Whitewash
An accompanying catalog of an exhibition curated by Joselina Cruz at the Ateneo Art Gallery (AAG) in 2002, 'Whitewash' takes off from meditations on white and features select works from...
Who Keeps Our Memories
Wild City: A Photographic Guide to Amphibians, Mammals, and Reptiles of Metro Manila
Metropolitan Manila is a large, bustling city, characterized by industrial, commercial, and residential infrastructure. Like other urban dwellers, humans of Metro Manila live side by side with animals that are...
Without a Murmur
A catalog of the exhibition 'Without a Murmur' at the Museum of Contemporary Art and Design (MCAD) from November 2012 to March 2013, it features works by Lani Maestro, At...
Without the past, there is no present. Period.
This postcard is part of an 18-piece set created by Angel Velasco Shaw for Markets of Resistance, a multi-disciplinary art and cultural project for the Institute for Heritage, Culture and...
Wonderwhy Issue 03: Mindful Eater
Mindful eating is currently on the rise, and many of Southeast Asia's traditional dishes and cooking methods are inherently healthy, even if they're never marketed that way. This issue invites...
Working Women of Manila in the Nineteenth Century
First published in 1995, Maria Luisa T. Camagay’s Working Women of Manila in the 19th Century pieces together the marginalized histories of working Filipino women during the Spanish colonial period....