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Frankfurter Buchmesse 2024: Books strike like printed lightning as ‘imagination peoples the air’
Great literature is about this very metamorphosis, about the wings that we all have, even if we no longer know we have them.
The dim sum pairing is a lob fest at Summer Palace
At Edsa Shangri-La’s Summer Palace, resident master chef Andy Liew turns dim sum into a study in patience, tradition and the art of the perfect pairing.
Chef Josh Boutwood’s vision for Ember’s fiery fare
Chef Josh Boutwood on the mushroom dish he tried to kill, the salmon heads he loves, and why perfection would be the saddest day of his career.
In bloom: Filipino artist Ronald Ventura sets new record at Christie’s
The artist continues not just to break records at auction houses but also records how society blooms away from what it is originally.
Mia Herbosa: Still lifes, dead birds, figures in repose, a world learning to breathe again
Three dead mayas on a studio floor in 2021 turned Mia Herbosa toward abstraction. Her new show is a visual diary of the years since.
Bringing out the opera in us
Four days of masterclasses at the Metropolitan Theater: Progetto Puccini argues that opera was never foreign to a country that sings mid-sentence.
Bigger, better and Bavarian to the core
Oktoberfest returns to Newport World Resorts this October, with Weihenstephan brews, Bavarian feasts and Austria’s AnTon Showband.
Bistro Group named its rescued strays after restaurants
What started with a stray refusing to move from under Paul’s car became Bistro Fur Friends, and a headquarters that is home to fifteen dogs.
Junyee through time & space
From painting the faces of the dead in a Cebu funeral home to the Gawad CCP Para sa Sining: the long calvary of the father of Philippine installation art.
For a boldly Filipino food experience, seek and you shall Siklab+
Two years and eight corporate chefs to get the crispy pata right: inside the Bistro Group’s first Filipino restaurant, at Shangri-La Plaza.
Kaye Tinga: ‘The CCP is more than just a building; it is a brand, a living entity.’
‘The CCP is really more than just a building; it is a living entity that encompasses everything about art and culture in our country.’
Patek Philippe: How tech intersects with aesthetics
A World Time watch whose date follows you across zones, and a Greenbelt boutique: Deepa Chatrath on making things useful and beautiful.