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Recently, the House of Representatives passed a resolution honoring 80-year-old neurologist and prominent art enthusisast Dr. Joven Cuanang for his contributions not only in the medical science but also for the art world. Cuanang is known for his love of the arts,

What colors come to mind when you think of Christmas? Red. Green. Maybe white or gold.Well, The Dessert Museum is all decked out in pink, putting an unexpected twist to the holidays, and honestly, we're so into it. Feast your eyes on

It's no secret that the Philippines goes all out when it comes to celebrating Christmas. Christmas carols blare from our speakers as early as September 1, bazaars for Christmas shopping are in every corner, and our weekends become fully booked with parties

The Philippines is observing Museums and Galleries Month, which aims to arouse national consciousness on Filipino culture and heritage. According to the National Commission for Culture and the Arts, museums and galleries, whether they're small or unique, are vital to enhancing national consciousness

Indulge your senses in a museum experience unlike any other at Van Gogh Alive, a multi-sensory exhibition displaying the great auteur's masterpieces laid out for viewer interaction. The exhibit will be staged at One Bonifacio High Street for a limited time only

The sweetest museum in the metro is taking it up a notch with not just one, not even two, but four more rooms! The Desssert Museum, famous on Instagram for its vibrant aesthetic installations, has stepped things up to bless you with

Yuchengco Museum will celebrate International Museum Day on Friday, May 18, by offering free admission to all its exhibitions and galleries!IMAGE Yuchengco MuseumEvery year since 1977, the International Council of Museums (ICOM) has organized International Museum Day every May 18th to highlight

Want a new perspective on life? If you're willing to take things literally, visit the Upside Down Museum in the CCP Complex along Roxas Boulevard this weekend!Inspired by its counterparts in Malaysia, Thailand, Taiwan, and the USA, Manila's very own Upside Down