Arts

Monica Ogden: slaying trolls, racism and misogyny through theatre

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. ...

GK Limcangco finds healing through poetry

For Canadian Filipino writer GK Limcangco, writing has always been a huge part of her healing ...

Philippine films highlight 2019 Vancouver Asian Film Festival

Three films on the Filipino diaspora are featured in this year’s Vancouver Asian Film Festival (VAFF) to be held at the Cineplex Odeon International Village Cinemas in Vancouver’shistoric ...

Vancouver dance artist Alvin Erasga Tolentino presents Passages of Rhythms

Alvin Erasga Tolentino has gathered diverse artists for a new dance presentation in ...

Toronto Film School signs creative partnership with Film Development Council of the Philippines

The Toronto Film School (TFS) and the Film Development Council of the Philippines (FDCP) have entered into a creative ...

For Emmanuelle Chateauneuf, graphic arts imitate life

Comics creator and storyteller Emmanuelle Chateauneuf did not need to look too far from home to find love and inspiration. She already found it in her mom, a Filipina immigrant who had to find her ...

Toronto film festival closes with Becoming Labrador docu about Canadian Filipino migrants

Many Canadian Filipinos, especially in big cities, probably have never heard of a place called Happy Valley-Goose ...

Ally Gonzalo’s Bakla! photo essay focuses on Filipino gay community in Winnipeg

Depending on the tone and who is talking to whom and in what circumstance, the Tagalog utterance of ‘bakla!’ among Filipinos could mean different ...

Philippine national animal carabao depicted in Toronto diversity mural

The carabao is a water buffalo found in Southeast Asian countries, like the ...

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