Author: Edgar Allan M. Sembrano

At the city center are quite a number of wooden and mid-20th century bahay na bato that break the monotony of modern concrete structures

A number of his paintings are now part of private collections particularly in his home province, while three of his sculptures are permanent fixtures in public spaces.

Sararaña is now a full-time mother of two while juggling being an artist after working in the business process outsourcing industry for years.

The chapel has a tropical feel with wide arched windows and walls and pews made from slats of buri lumber to allow air to circulate

‘Salumpuwit, Bangko, Silya, Atbp: Chairs in Filipino Life’ showcases the importance of an ordinary object, which is often unappreciated and taken for granted but offers glimpses of Philippine history

The National Committee on Museums of the National Commission for Culture and the Arts has published a yearbook on Philippine…

Bulacan historian and cultural advocate Jaime Salvador Corpuz releases two books — Casaysayan ng Norzagaray Año 1860 and MaBOTEng Usapan: Samu’t Saring Kuwentong Bote

James Owen Saguinsin’s Nineteenth-Century Masters of Angono Art tackles the lives and works of relatively unknown but significant artists from Angono from the mid-19th century to the first half of the 20th century

The two volumes chronicle the history and development of architecture in the country from the pre-colonial and pre-Islamic periods to the present

Javier Galvan’s book features the history and architecture of the Spanish colonial churches of the Cagayan Valley, which was proselytized by the Dominicans