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Coloring the Chaos: Raphael Dulotan’s Vision to Reignite Dinagsa

There’s something about Dinagsa that feels both primal and poetic. The colors. The chaos. The sheer electric joy of being smeared in paint while dancing with strangers who somehow feel like family...

Paw by Paw: A Stray’s Tale with a Message That Sticks

What happens when two young artists decide to walk in the paws of the forgotten? You get Paw by Paw—a powerful and tenderly crafted graphic novel by Heavenly Diane Cukro and Nico Constantino, that...

Tukiba: Disney Agsam’s Immersive Tribute to Resilience Beneath the Tide

Some stories don’t shout. They don’t demand attention with spectacle or noise. Instead, they glimmer quietly—like sunlight on water—inviting you to come closer, to feel rather than just see. That’s...

Ugyonan in Full Color: Rita Malacon’s Creative Tribute to Unity and Home

For Rita Malacon, the Ugyonan Festival isn’t just an event—it’s a memory, a feeling, and a reminder of home. Every visit to her father’s hometown, E.B. Magalona, is a sensory celebration: the taste of...

Bert Silva Jr. Reimagines the Kisi-Kisi Festival of Ilog

In Ilog, Negros Occidental, the sea isn’t just scenery—it’s survival, it’s spirit, it’s identity. And once a year, in a burst of color and rhythm, it’s also celebration. This is the heart of the...

Alyssa Quimpo Reimagines the Negros Occidental Library as a Place for All

In a world speeding toward everything digital, where information is often gated by subscriptions and access is a privilege, Alyssa Quimpo dares to bring attention back to something timeless, free, and...