National Artist Resil Mojares Passes Away at 83 in Cebu
Resil Mojares, a prominent voice in Philippine literature and history, has died at 83. His contributions to Cebu's cultural landscape will be remembered.
Yayoi Kusama: Remembering the Artist Who Found Healing Through Art
Yayoi Kusama, the iconic artist known for her polka dots and immersive installations, passed away at 97, leaving behind a powerful message about art as a means of healing.
Yayoi Kusama, Japan's 'polka dot queen', passes away at 97
Yayoi Kusama, the avant-garde artist renowned for her polka dot creations, has died at 97, leaving behind a profound legacy in contemporary art. Her innovative approach transformed personal challenges into celebrated masterpieces.
Wuxi Symphony Orchestra Makes Historic Debut at Ljubljana Festival
The Wuxi Symphony Orchestra's performance at the Ljubljana Festival marks a significant cultural milestone. Their debut showcases the rich musical traditions of China, bridging Eastern and Western artistic expressions.
Uncle Bob, the Builder: Reviving Pateros through Art
Roberto Cruz Yumul, known as Uncle Bob, is reshaping Pateros' artistic landscape. His Atelier Betismo fosters creativity and community, blending tradition with innovation.
Reclaiming ‘Sub-Saharan Mindanao’: An Afro-Pinay Writer’s Bold Counter-Narrative
Elaine Joy Edaya Degale, an Afro-Pinay writer, confronts the damaging label of ‘Sub-Saharan Mindanao’ by redefining its narrative. Through her work, she highlights the region's rich cultural heritage and resilience.
Marjane Satrapi, Influential Cartoonist and Filmmaker, Passes Away at 56
The art world mourns the loss of Marjane Satrapi, a prominent voice for women's rights and cultural expression. Her pioneering work continues to inspire generations.
Record $181.2M Sale for Jackson Pollock Painting at Christie's Auction
A Jackson Pollock masterpiece fetched an astounding $181.2 million at Christie's, marking a historic moment in the art world. This sale reflects the increasing valuation of abstract expressionism.
Philippine Pavilion at Venice Biennale Celebrates Seafarers and Culture
The Philippine Pavilion at the Venice Biennale, titled 'Sea of Love,' honors Filipino seafarers and explores their vital role in global trade.