A love letter to a town that refused to sink under
In 2025, audiences across the North are invited to experience AKA Theatre Company’s exciting new folk musical The Flood. Based on true accounts of flooding
Maharlika UK: Creating space for a new wave of Filipino-British artists
By Julienne Raboca “I do believe one of the causes of our underrepresentation is the lack of creative and cultural leaders…As Filipinos, we enjoy entertaining
2023: Filipinos have a stronger voice in the UK
Liezel Longboan As we leave 2023 behind, I’m reminded of the power of bayanihan – the Filipino sense of community spirit that helped us break
The Calendar: Artists explore femininity through performative photography
Rhine Bernardino Twelve artists recently launched The Calendar, an art project that explores the intersection of body, performance art practice and identity. Using fruits to
Filipino talent makes a storm at 1MX London Music Festival
By Naomi Edge On a day reminiscent of the Philippines climate, the on and off rain and humidity didn’t stop the chill vibes and stunning
Peripheral Filipino queer and trans artists as activists
By Giulia Casalini In October 2022, I had the opportunity to travel to the Philippines via a work placement scheme offered by Technē, my PhD
Filipino street artist Blic to hold exhibit in London
After his debut in Italy in 2020 at the Dorothy Circus Gallery in Rome, Filipino street artist, Blic, returns with a brand new series, this
Rhine Bernardino: The Filipino artist spotlighting migrant communities
Vis-a-vis, Rhine’s 9-hour durational performance at London Bridge with Jonathan Cohen(Photo credit: Rhine Bernardino) By Jeamy Navarro-Schrank Rhine Bernardino has stamina. Her most recent ‘durational’