From bean to bar: An inside look at Oodaalolly Chocolate's sweet creations
Hernan Lauber founded Oodaalolly with a desire to blend his Filipino culture with Swiss chocolate traditions.
Bay Area author and illustrator honors his grandmother’s legacy through a self-published art book and memoir, “Crescenciana”
In 2014, Kenneth Tan quit his job in Los Angeles to help care for his lola, Crescenciana Carbonel Tan. Little did he know that this decision would redefine his own path and create lasting memories between him and his grandmother.
Between Manila and Montana: April Werle’s artistic exploration of mixed-race identity, belonging, and family
A beautiful exploration of family, belonging, and what it means to be mixed-race in the Filipino diaspora, April Werle's work features rich earth tones, elements of nature, and the nuanced and powerful body language of hands.
New coming-of-age graphic novel centers a young warrior’s quest for purpose and self-discovery
Introducing Dasig, a new graphic novel and coming-of-age story about a young warrior-in-training struggling to find her purpose.
Nurse finds healing, connection, and a passion for pottery amidst COVID-19 challenges
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Michael Vicente decided to immerse himself in the world of pottery. Little did he know that the craft would bring much-needed solace and lead him on a path of creative fulfillment.
Reconnecting with the Earth and ancestral roots: Lyss Gruezo on the healing power of traditional palayok, art, and cooking
Lyss Gruezo, a Batangeña and Bicolana artist known as Mayari and founder of Mayari Sol Creations, holds palayok workshops to continue the Philippine pottery tradition and build community through art, meditation, and breathwork.
Virtual reality storyteller navigates grief through an animation series exploring Philippine mythology
Step into the realm of "Reimagined," a virtual reality animation series that takes audiences on an immersive and gender-inclusive storytelling experience inspired by Philippine mythology, fables, and folklore.
Centering radical love, community care, and joy through kwentuhans at Masaya Kapé
Abby Principe is brewing more than coffee at Masaya Kapé. She envisioned the kapihan as a space to uplift community voices and struggles.
Motherhood and renewed cultural connections inspire children’s book on Philippine mythology
Marielle Atanacio created a children’s book on Philippine mythology for readers interested in Philippine mythology and culture.
A daughter's tribute to her mother, Elizabeth Ramsey, the Queen of Philippine Rock n' Roll
“Elizabeth Ramsey: Queen of Philippine Rock N’ Roll" highlights the singer's life, her family, and the obstacles she overcame.
How art became an act of healing and a pathway to freedom for Talitha De Mesa
For Talitha De Mesa, honesty, family, and freedom compel an artist to illustrate their purpose.
Cultivating pride in Filipinx history, culture, and identity with legacy Filipino martial arts
Legacy Filipino Martial Arts is growing into a hub of holistic Philippine and Filipinx American cultural and historical education.
Divine In i: Honoring ancestral and spiritual wisdom from Haiti, Brazil, and the Philippines
Readers celebrate the official launch of “The Divine Coloring Book” created by Filipina American author Christine Joy Amagan Ferrer.
Meet the man behind one of Los Angeles’ most iconic Filipino American cafes
Ronald Dizon started Teofilo Coffee after a brief stint in car mechanics when he connected to a deep sense of identity.
Rambunctious Rebels: Histories of authentic expression in Filipinx tattoo cultures
What is a Filipino tattoo? Tattoo artists Tito Gavina and Jeff Quintano share their thoughts.