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Doreen Gamboa Fernandez touched the lives of all her students. She led by example and was also a distinguished journalist, writer and cultural researcher. Modern Heroes for the Filipino Youth...

This historical fiction by Linda Ty-Casper paints a picture of the Philippines on the verge of revolution against Spain in 1896. Through the memories of the author’s grandmother, Gabriela Paez...

Diving into the heart of Filipino cuisine, Tayag delivers an exceptional study of Adobo's historical trajectory, supplemented with well-researched accounts of the dish's evolution and influence. The book stands out...

A monograph on the life and works of Glenn Bautista (1947-2014), a Filipino artist known for his work in various media. Alice Guillermo, author of the book, wrote, "Total and...

Oscar Wilde's famous quip 'All art is quite useless' might not be as outrageous or demonstrably false as is often supposed. No-one denies that much art begins life with practical...

The War on Terror by Rene Acosta tells the inside story – the plans, strategies, casualties, letters – of the crackdown on terrorist groups by the Philippines military with the...

The World According to Charlie Co: Drawings and Works on Paper celebrates the artist's journey spanning 40 years of art practice- an accompanying catalog- for his exhibition held at the Ateneo...

Vicente Manansala was born in Macabebe, Pampanga, on January 22, 1910 to Perfecto Q. Manansala and Engracia Silva. As a child, he designed kites and sketched. Ramon Peralta taught him...

Environmental issues such as solid waste management, global warming, mining and quarrying, ozone layer depletion, climate changes, pollution, biological diversity loss and deforestation have been the prominent agenda in international...