This Sunday, October 27, Kwago in collaboration with WSK Festival of the Recently Possible is finally organizing their first-ever print and zine fair. Known for their annual Komura; book and zine fair with Warehouse Eight, Kwago has been working on several independent projects that deal with literature, tech, and music. However, this is the first […]
Like other ancient cultures, the Philippines has a long and rich oral literature even before Spanish navigators set foot on its shores. Variations of these phantasmagorical stories appear in different regions throughout the archipelago. Old legends were passed down through generations by word of mouth, like the Hudhud chants sung by Ifugao tribal poets during […]
Thousands of Goth music and culture fans have gathered in the eastern German city of Leipzig for the annual Wave Gothic Festival.
We’ve rounded up some of the funniest comparisons between the norms and beliefs of these two cultures.
Make your own Expression – the bannering tagline of this year’s biggest self-empowering event “Express Yourself Party” by Expressions. Express Yourself Party pioneered last year that aims to promote positive self-expression among individuals. Express Yourself Party is an art-based activity that ignites one self-interest in art, culture and social interaction. The activities featured in this […]
For years, people have enjoyed the adventures of Thomas the Tank Engine and his friends in the children’s books The Railway Series and the animated television show Thomas and Friends. This year, fans of the show (and possibly, their children) are introduced to a new diverse and gender-neutral Thomas the Tank Engine movie called “Thomas […]
Once again, the internet never forgets.
Mavakes is a photographic documentation featuring the traditional practices of Ivatan women. The exhibit will open on May 26, 2018 at The Hotel at Green Sun along Chino Roces Avenue Extension in Makati City. It will run until June 4, 2018, free of admission. Batanes has always been distinguished for its raw beauty which is […]
Warning: May contain spoilers. You’ll be surprised to know how intricately detailed and complex the fish market in Japan is. Tsukiji Wonderland, a 2016 film directed by Naotarô Endô, documents the life, history, community, and culture of one of the biggest wholesale fish and seafood market in the world. Located in central Tokyo, Tsukiji was […]