LAKAT collaborates with renowned Filipino creatives, turning everyday sneakers into wearable masterpieces. Hear what Doktor Karayom, Garapata, and Liliana Manahan have to say about their work.

The book ‘Houses That Sugar Built’ relives the glorious history of the mansions of the wealthy, well-travelled set of Filipinos who made their fortune from the boom years of the Philippine sugar industry from the 1890s to the 1930s

Fundacion Sansó Museum Shop’s roundup of Valentine’s Day gifts for lovers and art lovers alike!

Some artists are more preoccupied with the end product of their works rather than the process of coming up with it. Some value the process more than anything because it is the process that does more of the talking.

From discarded packagings of goods and sheets of used sandpaper to diagrams and archival materials to long-standing artistic preoccupations, the artists featured this month turn mundane objects, scenarios, and musings into subjects of their artistic practices. The works of art in the exhibitions are not merely a refraction of the artists’ lived experiences, but an ode to human condition.

Monster Playground, a collaborative creation by artists Darbotz and the creative studio Mahavisual, not only takes adults on a nostalgic trip back to childhood but also delivers boundless joy to children

Looking for something new to add to your bucket list? Here's what you need to know about the first underwater sculpture park

Uncork the history and prestige as we unravel the details on the prestigious Jose Rizal Wine Label Competition

Shell NSAC honors and celebrates the unique heritage shaping the Filipino identity, providing a platform for young talents to explore and showcase their potential in driving positive change.

It's a direct invitation for art to become an integral part of people's lives, breaking down the barriers that can sometimes exist between art and its potential audience.

Exploring two different worlds could require grappling with their differences all while locating the intersection of the two.

For interior designer and eco-warrior Willie Garcia, sustainability and good design always go together.