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Playing music in isolation: How artists keep the show going

  • Posted on 2 March 20215 February 2022
  • byTheodore Perez
For musicians and bands in the local music scene, playing in a live gig meant rehearsing together, showing up in the venue and playing their heart out to a crowd.

In the pandemic, playing in an online gig means recording and filming for hours on end, mixing tracks and making videos to be live streamed online and watched remotely.

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AKTOR PH: Recounting the tales of the storytelling frontliners

  • Posted on 1 March 20215 February 2022
  • byAlyka Mari Lampano and Eliseo Rioja
The industry once filled with lights and cameras now dims with little to no action. Amid one of the toughest lockdowns in the world, the country’s beloved cinemas have gone…
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  • 9 min

For photojournalists who captured the 1986 People Power, the viewfinder is a place of struggle

  • Posted on 27 February 20214 February 2022
  • byDominique Flores
Thirty-five years since the 1986 People Power movement, Filipinos look at black and white photographs of countless protests, remembering the story of a country that victoriously overthrew an authoritarian regime…
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The emergence of #EmergencyCommissions in COVID-19

  • Posted on 23 February 202123 February 2021
  • byTinig ng Plaridel
Story by Christina Quiambao “Bakit mo siningil?”  Despite being delighted to receive a measly P50 payment for an art commission, Dindin heard this question straight from her mother who disapproved…
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Art beyond the halls: Outside the galleries and into the streets

  • Posted on 11 February 20215 February 2022
  • byJandale Jimenez
Art for art’s sake is a myth.  For a protest artist like Nicca Escario, making art is more than the aesthetics of the craft. She believes that every artwork should…
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Kung magbubukas lang ang langit

  • Posted on 29 January 20214 February 2022
  • byJulius Patrick Coloma
Sarado ang mga pinto. Nagsiuwian na ang mga dalaw. May hanggahan ang pagbigkas ng mga kani-kaniyang elehiya. Paubos na rin ang mitsa ng kandilang nakatirik sa tabi ng kupas na…
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Misteryo sa Tuwa: A harrowing cautionary tale on human greed

  • Posted on 26 January 202118 October 2021
  • byLeo Baltar
Article by Leo Baltar There is evil even in the most human places – Abbo Dela Cruz’s “Misteryo sa Tuwa” dissects and reinforces this with clear-eyed precision, as though obliging…
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  • 8 min

‘I feel unsafe:’ For domestic abuse survivors, home isn’t a safe place in the pandemic

  • Posted on 20 January 20215 February 2022
  • byTheodore Perez
TRIGGER WARNING: This article contains details of domestic abuse such as emotional and physical abuse. When going outside has become unsafe because of COVID-19, what does that make of one’s…
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Christmas season offers little respite for struggling Manila street vendors

  • Posted on 18 December 202014 August 2021
  • byIngrid Alexandrea Delgado
As the clock strikes eight on the first night of December, two wagons made of mismatched wood and patched-up polyester begin to light up a dark alleyway along the streets…
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Another virus among us

  • Posted on 7 December 20207 December 2020
  • byTinig ng Plaridel
Text by Aedrian Josef Mariano Like a flightless bird caged by the walls of their home, trapped by the walls of discrimination and pinned under judgmental gazes and rumors, grief…
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Uncovering the Layers: Combating the Climate Crisis at its Core

  • Posted on 3 December 202013 February 2022
  • byDominique Flores and Alyka Mari Lampano
It has been eight months of television screens tallying dead bodies every night, and throughout the lockdown, people have either died from COVID-19 or human rights violations. Then November came…
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Fedelina: A Stolen Life — and how it’s reclaimed

  • Posted on 9 November 20205 February 2022
  • byJandale Jimenez
At 82, Fedelina only had a few good stories to tell.  For most of her life, she had learned to become inconspicuous from others. For so long, the world had…
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