“Pharmasika 633 @ Calle Heneral Luna” exhibition by Alwin Reamillo is exhibited from September 12 – October 31, 2021 at the NCCA Gallery. If many of Alwin Reamillo’s installation art pieces function as metaphorical musical compositions, the artist’s present show, Pharmasika 633 @ Calle Heneral Luna at the NCCA Gallery at 633 General Luna Street, continue reading →

“Ilonggo Republic” a solo exhibition by Kristoffer Brasileño is exhibited from September 04 – 30, 2021 at the NCCA Gallery. Kristoffer Brasileño, Ilonggo artist, stages his second solo exhibition entitled “Ilonggo Republic” at the NCCA Gallery featuring 21 portraits of Ilonggos, mostly people he has interacted with during his art practice. His artworks explore identity continue reading →

The National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA), through its National Committee on Historical Research (NCHR), launched a digital annotated compilation of selected Philippine history primary sources and secondary works last August 31, 2021.  The digital annotated compilation of selected Philippine history primary sources and secondary works, NCCA-NCHR’s response to the remote learning modality continue reading →

The National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA) is now accepting project proposals for the 2022 celebration of National Heritage Month. Pursuant to Presidential Proclamation No. 439, s. 2003, May of every year is National Heritage Month. For 2022, the celebration shall carry the theme “Pamanang Lokal: Binhi ng Kulturang Pilipino” to highlight the continue reading →

We are beyond excited to announce that the registration for the second leg of Mga Durungawan sa Kulturang Filipino by the National Commission for Culture and the Arts in cooperation with Cultural Center of the Philippines is now open! Upholding this year’s theme: “Culture-based Education: Enriching Instruction, Enabling Integration, and Enhancing Contextualization”, the three-day webinar continue reading →

  For the past ten years of the Sentro Rizal program of the National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA), it has been its goal to share various materials that highlight our Philippine cultural identity, for the use of Filipinos all over the world. As a continuation of Sa Kuwento Natin: E-Storytelling of Indigenous continue reading →

“Bahaysining” by Fil Delacruz and Janos Delacruz is exhibited from August 05 – 31, 2021 at the NCCA Gallery. Filipino contemporary artists and father-son Fil Delacruz and Janos Delacruz present Bahaysining at the NCCA Gallery in August 2021. As an elaboration on the distinctions and synergy between Filipino contemporary artists, the selection of paintings, on-site continue reading →