8 Memoirs That Complicate the Story of Filipino America
The first known Filipino American memoir, Carlos Bulosan’s America Is in the Heart, was published in 1946. The next wouldn’t appear on the American literary landscape for nearly 60...
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The first known Filipino American memoir, Carlos Bulosan’s America Is in the Heart, was published in 1946. The next wouldn’t appear on the American literary landscape for nearly 60...
Their lives in art were different. One continues to live with the community that became central to his work; the other is remembered for a career that helped shape how theater was...
'Forgotten Island' is definitely an achievement worth celebrating, but Filipino storytelling does not begin nor does it end here. We have to take it upon ourselves to add to the na...
Decades after a TV commercial propelled it into the mainstream, the activist-born anthem ‘Kanlungan’ — popularized by the voice of Noel Cabangon — continues to transcend generation...
Mojares was an award-winning writer, historian, and literary critic who had contributed greatly to the promotion of regional and Filipino literature
‘Filipiñana,’ the country’s official film entry to the Oscars, hopes the international audience sees something different — a ‘different side of the Philippines’ and a ‘different ki...
Heat and thirst establish the class divide in ‘Filipiñana,’ Rafael Manuel’s satirical debut featuring a 17-year-old ‘tee girl’
Weaving Bicol folk dance and music, the film 'An Sayaw nin mga Salampati’ shows the enduring hope of the families of the desaparecidos
"The project highlights not only the continued vitality of Chavacano as a language, but also the efforts of its speakers to create new literature and preserve the language through...
The night ended with a rare request. Pete was asked to sing.
Drawing its historical foundation and inspiration from two of the most exceptional and culturally significant pre-colonial artifacts discovered in the Philippines — the Laguna Copp...
Inspired by a 1,000-year-old museum artifact, author Darwin de Jesus Mariano breathes life into the names engraved on the Laguna Copperplate with his debut fantasy novel, ‘Namwaran...
Despite the demands of their regular jobs, these passionate Dubai OFWs pursue unpaid acting projects, with some even earning recognition at international film festivals
In western Seoul’s vibrant Hongdae neighborhood, a celebration of Filipino music and culture transformed a live music venue into a space where the community felt closer to home. Fi...
What does democracy look like when artists stop illustrating it as it is and start reimagining it as it could
The Filipino American National Historical Society established October as Filipino American History Month in 1992. What better way to celebrate than by treating yourself to deliciou...
(1st UPDATE) Lito and Kim Camacho have over 100 works of the late Japanese avant-garde artist Yayoi Kusama in various mediums
Filipino musical talent is something that comes naturally to many Filipinos, according to award-winning music composer and educator
Hundreds of seafarers — mostly Filipinos — were detained at US ports and shackled for deportation following interrogations 'full of torment and terror’
National Artist Kidlat Tahimik is a known advocate of “kapwa” (shared identity and relationality) concept as a cultural brake (preno) against Western consumerism and colonial value...
A former choir member himself, Ilokano filmmaker Ryand Angelo Ugalde shares the dilemma of a trans man singer: should he continue hormone replacement therapy or preserve the voice...
Hollywood still has a tendency to view Filipino stories as something made primarily for Filipino audiences, according to “Forgotten Island” directors Joel Crawford and Januel Merca...
While local films at Puregold's CinePanalo do what they do best by making audiences laugh, grieve, remember, and feel, the festival actively seeks out stories rarely told on screen
For the formerly incarcerated members of the Bagongbuhay Group of Artists, art becomes one way of confronting the difficulty of rebuilding life after release
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