Women, migration and the many journeys of Philippine art
MIGRATION is a familiar story for many Filipinos. Families move from provinces to...
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Lopez Museum
Lopez Museum returns to Iloilo with ‘Sown by the Traveler’
A shared commitment to culture,...
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Keeping the ‘Fall’ alive
“All were thinking, trying to understand what surrender meant to our country, to our beloved ones...
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Classic Filipino cinema meets a new generation
February 20, 2020, marked the first of three installments in Lopez Arts Initiative’s (LAI) Classic...
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Lopez Arts Initiative spotlights restored classics in free film screenings
PASS the popcorn as the Lopez Arts Initiative (LAI) shows three classic films for free as part of...
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Our national hero as artist
JOSE Rizal was known for the many hats he wore—novelist, poet, doctor, insurgent, polyglot....
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Ambeth Ocampo delves into Amorsolo’s ‘hidden identity’
IDYLLIC landscapes and smiling young maidens immediately come to mind when discussing Fernando...
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Curtains up
SHHH, the show’s starting. Suddenly movement, outside the canvas, twisting, lifting, strumming....
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Noise and unrest in the land of golden sunlight
The ‘70s to the ‘80s was a whirlwind of oppression under the iron fist of the dictatorship. What...
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Bantay Baterya: Giving new life to old batteries
Many of us have been worried of the pollution that is being felt around us. Yet one of the most...
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A deep dive into Philippine art forms
The Lopez Museum and Library teams up with the Ateneo Art Gallery to present two lecture series...
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Moving history
How do you move 600 years of arts and letters from Point A to Point B? With hands. That’s how the...
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