One of Manila’s premier furniture stores, Design Story offers a curated selection of contemporary furniture, lighting, and decor.

Debuting with his first solo single, “A Throbbing, Unbearable Thing,” Brosas, as Antemundane, explores similar themes as The Strangeness, musing about being fed up with reality.

Everyday objects placed in an exhibition space for an artistic intention become works of art. Art+ Magazine rounds up prominent exhibitions for the month of June, 2023.

Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel exhibited at Estancia Mall marking its first exhibit in Southeast Asia, brought by ATIN Global Inc. and SEE Global Entertainment Inc.

This eighteenth year of the Virgin Lab Fest sees twelve virginal one-act plays running from June 7 to 25, 2023. With the overarching theme of “HITIK”, or being filled to the brim, the annual festival presents its most recent cohort of untested plays through a tasting platter of four thematic sets: Adulting 101 (Set A), REBELasyon (Set B), Y.O.L.O. (Set C), and Muwang (Set D).

YPOS is designed to enhance operational efficiency, improve customer experience, and provide actionable insights for businesses.

Elusive Edge offers a glimpse of how the expressions of abstraction in Philippine modern art continue to inspire dynamism and fluidity through the decades.

Three years after Sandbox Fest 2020 came to an abrupt halt, The Sandbox Collective returns with a twin bill experience featuring Duncan Macmillan plays Every Brilliant Thing and Lungs, underlining the inherent intimacy of live theatre after three years.

Lubi Art Residency celebrates island biodiversity through sustainable practices and locally-sourced found materials.

Museum MACAN presents the first-ever museum survey exhibition by Isabel and Alfredo Aquilizan.

Known for his cheeky pop art style, Sean Go’s works in Fallacies of Fantasy take inspiration from childhood icons and playfully infuse them with modern pop culture, creating a whole new idealized abstraction of heroes, villains, fairytale endings, and even hope.

Time is experienced not as a succession of singular moments, but as an interpenetrating, organic whole: the past is never really the past, but cuts through the present.