Tropical Baroque

Tropical BaroqueThis collection presents four plays by National Artist for Literature Nick Joaquin. Set in various historical periods of Manila, the plays explore themes of family, identity, societal expectations, and female agency. A Portrait of the Artist as Filipino portrays the steadfastness of sisters Paula and Candida Marasigan in defending their familys heritage. Tatarin features Dona Lupe, a woman who asserts her desires within the context of a fertility

The exhibit also aims to highlight the role of philanthropy which not only sustained the growth of the AAG but also made possible the realization of the newly-constructed Areté

Hardcover with slipcase / 16

on the trail of one the Philippines' most unlikeliest heroes and most heartbreaking stories

Philippines & Dag Hammarskjold Foundation

In Our Estrangement is a cosmopolitan book

the book compiles his previously published articles in the Philippines Free Press and the Asia-Pacific Leader

it features the works of Filipino artist Poklong Anading and Australian artist Neil Fettling

Madrid is a renowned historian and author who has advocated for the preservation and promotion of Central Philippine textile history for more than ten years

including the severed head of Tullio Favali

this edition includes a new introduction and updated contributors’ biographical notes

Part of the Fifty Shades of Philippine Art series

More than a tribute