Oluwatobiloba Olatoke is the founder and CEO of Tatelierr Brand. In this interview with SEYI TAIWO-OGUNTUASE, she speaks on her work which effortlessly blends elegance with a modern edge of rich ...

Does art even matter anymore as this administration continues to push a fearmongering agenda against our communities? Here’s ...

French writer Victor Hugo is famous for penning "The Hunchback of Notre-Dame" and "Les Miserables," but less known is his ...

Luvamiart Valladolid is an illustrator and author who has worked in game art and manga/comics. For Luvamiart, there’s something special about the versatility of a simple pencil. “In our fast-paced ...

National Security Adviser Eduardo Año issued the call as he refuted China’s claims that Palawan was historically part of China. Meanwhile, Karl Joseph Legazpi, commissioner-at-large of the National ...

Recently, the focus shifted to the Philippine province of Palawan, located in the MIMAROPA region, as Chinese internet users began claiming the island as part of China. These claims have gained ...

MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine Navy on Tuesday called “baseless” and “totally absurd” false claims on Chinese social media that the island of Palawan used to belong to China. Rear Admiral Roy ...

The spotlight on Philippine social media has turned to Palawan amid growing chatter by Chinese internet users claiming that the island is part of China, prompting officials in Manila to refute the ...

Historians also say Zheng He never set foot in the Philippines. Claim: The island of Palawan was once part of China and was called “Zheng He Island” after the famous Chinese explorer who ...

MANILA – The Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) on Monday dismissed as "propaganda" Chinese social media reports claiming that Palawan province was once part of China. "It's very well known that ...

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Called “L’Exposition internationale des arts décoratifs,” it ran from April to October 1925, attracted 16 million people, and was a celebration of Modernism and Art Deco design. It occupied ...