A First in Philippine Publishing: VFI, DLSU launch e-books
In a milestone event for Philippine publishing, Vibal Foundation, Inc. Read more
Landmark books are expert looks on Filipino spirituality and culture
We make the internet our main arena for social interaction and cultural and ideological discourse—how does our doing so resemble participating in a fire-dance? Read more
Vibal Foundation publishes book of essays on the Filipina
Who is the Filipina? Oftentimes, when one is asked to describe the Filipina, the pictures that come across are those of Maria Clara, graceful and retiring; or of Sister Stella L. Read more
Mapping our place in history with Quirino’s ‘Philippine Cartography’
When most of us think of history, we think of events and characters – pioneers, revolutionaries, leaders, and common folk. Read more
At last, on equal footing: Botong V. Francisco and Francisco V. Coching
What do you intend to achieve — especially if the points of comparison are consequential — when you juxtapose two entities simultaneously similar and dissimilar? Read more
Rediscovering the forgotten master
The book Estilo Tampinco, detailing the lives and times of master sculptor Isabelo Tampinco and his sons Angel and Vidal, as well as their contemporaries in Manila’s late-nineteenth-century art world, was a labor of love for its author, Dr. Read more
Stepping out from the shadows: The Pinay comes to the fore
Behind every man’s success is a woman, an old adage tells us. Read more
More Hispanic Than We Admit: Insights Into Philippine Cultural History
Hispanic influence in the Philippines is unmistakable. Watch
Philippine Cartography: Romance of Philippine Maps
Maps are more than mere lines on paper drawn to show boundaries and the basic layout of towns, provinces, mountains and seas — they outline the fortunes and histories of sovereign nations. Watch
