Arts

The pandemic limited everyone’s movement, but it also forced everyone to be creative.

The Polaris Music Prize has announced the 10 albums on its list for the best Canadian album award in 2020.

The Polaris Music Prize is a not-for-profit organization that annually recognizes artists who make notable music albums. 

The Filipino Canadian Art Museum is all set for their first project -- a virtual Filipino art gallery and history museum celebrating Filipino heritage in Canada.

Haniely Pableo has come a long way since joining a poetry workshop after arriving in Toronto in 2006.

A nurse by profession, the Canadian Filipino artist known as Han Han has carved a name for herself as a rapper in Tagalog and Cebuano, two of the major languages in the Philippines, her native country.

Filipino-American filmmaker Steven De Castro’s Revolution Selfie: The Red Battalion is making the rounds of Canadian screens.

National broadcaster CBC has listed 18 of its best picture books of 2019, and one of these was penned by Canadian Filipino author Catherine Hernandez.

With Jewish refugees leaving Europe to escape persecution, one of the countries that came to their rescue was the Philippines.

A symposium titled Visual Becoming will be held at the Simon Fraser University (SFU) School for the Contemporary Arts in Vancouver on December 11. 

Beginning November 16, 12 Canadian Filipino artists pay homage to nature through a multi-media art exhibit at the Surrey Art Gallery at 13750 88 Avenue in Surrey. The exhibit How Green is Your Muse? will run until February 2, 2020. 

Theater actor and feminist Monica Ogden took hateful comments from trolls and her personal experience with intergenerational trauma together to come up with a one-woman show dubbed Monica vs. the Internet enjoying two runs with two fringe festivals in the last few years.